CONVERSE 803 TOURING CAR

painted pressed steel, 15 in long, windup working, restored to look like a 1908 Pierce Arrow, w/advertisement and 1980 magazine showing the car w/1 page write-up, C8.

painted heavy tin auto with opening rear doors, faux-tufted tin seating, painted wood headlamps; this is a non-clockwork version of these early Converse autos 15" l.

American - 1912 - 15" L This is the version without a windup mechanism. It is in fine condition considering its age and size! Fine

Toy Car, Touring Car, mfgd by Converse, early 20th C., pressed tin w/opening rear doors, VG orig cond w/minor repairs & later gilt, 16"L.

London made, with 20 horsepower straight six engine #G1332, serial #8 GIII, with custom body by All-Weather Motor Bodies Limited of Canterbury and London. Together with two original Rolls Royce owner'

A rare 1907 REO Model A 5-Passenger Touring Car. This early and unusual automobile was born in the golden age of the horseless carriage. It first caught the imagination of George Henry Grey of Bury, Q

What a beauty! Vernon technically became the third owner of this 107-year-old vehicle when he purchased it from a fine gentleman named Clyde Shepard in 1975. Because the driver side door on this vehic

Great looking early Open Car. This is a Standard and is powered by the 190 cu in Straight 6 cylinder Engine with 3 Speed Manual Transmission. The car runs and drives very well. The car has an older re

Painting looks to have been put in a newer frame. Not signed. Small repair in lower field. Condition (8.5). Size 37" x 39".

12. PINARD BOAT TAIL OPEN TOURING CAR | Hand painted French convertible touring car with large attractive head lamps, detailed fabric cushions on seats, floral patterns on door handles, and hand opera

Made by Georges Carette Cie. Germany - 1910 - 13" Long. Here is another genuine beauty by the Georges Carette Company. Considering this toy car is now 110 years old, this toy remains in a very superio

SSP lighthouse sign has excellent color and gloss. There are small chips in the field with larger chips and wear in the outer fields and perimeter. There are two non-factory holes on the lower left fi

463. HUBLEY 1920 LINCOLN TOURING CAR | Rare example. Book example, page 127, "Cast Iron Automotive Toys, 2000." | 11" l. | Incorrect driver, spare wheel is replaced and wheels are repainted, touch-up

Pair of art pottery vases with hand painted band with a car and house. The vases are unsigned and attributed to Roseville Tourist Touring Car Scene Pottery Vase9" tall. Chip on rim of one vase. see ph

rated clear coated, 23"x31.5", SST self-framed sign has been clear coated, has dings around the edge.

Italian - 1930 - 16" L This colorful toy depicts famed silent movie stars Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy out for a drive. The Laurel figure moves up and down and the Hardy figure turns his hand from sid

Circa 1905. Clockwork motor. Rubber tires and beveled glass windshield. Rear doors open. Very attractive looking car that has been professionally restored. Has replacement headlamps and rubber tires.

Made by the J. Distler Company. Germany - Circa 1915 - 11 1/2" Long. Among its competitors, the Distler Company was known for producing lithographed tin toys at the lower end of the quality spectrum.

German - 1918 - 14" L This desirable chauffeured driven limousine is in excellent condition with only one tiny bonnet scrape and a tiny rear dent. Excellent (See Description)

Georges Carette Germany - Circa 1910 - 8” Long This toy works quite well. It is missing part of the front fenders, one wheel hub is repainted and all three figures are replacements. It works well. M

German - 1918 - 10" L A superior and bright example of this scarce toy. Excellent Plus

6. PINARD OPEN TOURING CAR | Hand painted clockwork touring car with wonderful pin striping, brass door handles on each opening door, a hand painted mustached driver, and cast metal headlamps and horn

German - 1908 - 9" L A charming early toy in good to very good condition. Good / Very Good Condition (Abrasions and minor surface rust)

Gunthermann Germany - 1915 - 8" Long Very Fine