EARLY AMERICAN TIN GEORGE BROWN CLOCKWORK HORSE-DRAWN

C. 19th century. Looks to be all original including driver. Driver has original cloth clothes, which are somewhat tattered and he no longer has his feet. Two articulated horses with gold flashing and

Early American hand painted tin with cast iron wheels, classic tin toy features two hinged compartments with covers and hinged canopy, drawn by two white horses, side stenciling reads, "Confectionery,

192. SMALL GEORGE BROWN HORSE DRAWN GIG | Medium scale hand painted American tin platform toy depicting a single horse pulling an open trotter type gig. | The Curtis & Linda Smith Collection. | 9" l.

Early American Tin Clockwork Wagon made of wood and tin. Pulled by 2 Horses with moving legs. Toy is all original condition. Clockwork needs repair. A very unusual toy. 17" Very Good

Connecticut,Circa 1880 Rare and early painted tin horse drawn wagon manufactured by George Brown Company of Forestville, Connecticut for G.A. Schwarz, Philadelphia. Highly detailed wagon with opening

RARE Early American Tin toy. All original and complete. Tin wagon with cast iron wheels pulled by 2 horses. Rear compartment opens for storage. Scarce 11" Version. Very Good-Excellent

1013. GEORGE BROWN BOY ON VELOCIPEDE | Nice condition, early American hand painted tin with clockwork motor mounted inside rear box, as toy is activated it rolls forward as front wheel turns from stra

Early hand painted American tin, stenciled sides of paddle wheel read "Snowflake", tall stack at front of deck along with captains quarters, cast iron spoke wheels, clockwork driven, very scarce examp

1224. GEORGE BROWN MIDDLETOWN BRANCH TROLLEY | Early American hand painted tin toy. | 12" l. | Some railings reattached, horses are authentic but reattached to hitch with paint enhancements in areas,

Atypical in form this toy is unique in many ways! Normally toy manufacturers just altered a passenger car by adding a few accoutrements thus transforming into a trolley. Both end platforms are quite u

A replica in miniature form of the typical trolley that navigated the city streets of America in the late 19th century. Well defined characteristics such as the twin roof ventilators, elaborate front/

Made by Bergmann, very good to excellent condition, doll retains original clothing in poor to fair condition with very good to excellent original paint and stenciling, clockwork motor working but miss

Early American Tin Sulky Gig - Made by George Brown - Connecticut - Circa 1870 - 9 1/2" Long

81. MERRIAM DOUBLE HORSE DRAWN EXPRESS | An amazingly well preserved original early American tin toy, hand painted with eye popping stenciling to red cart, original white horse with a touch of red at

American tin toy that all original. Tin wagon with cast iron wheels pulled by single horse. All original condition with nice paint. 10 1/2" Very Good-Excellent

There is an Ives Orion steam-type American tin engine with cow catcher, original stack, some stenciling. Second item is unmarked, but looks French and is a horse-drawn cart with male driver, hand-pain

152. STEVENS HORSE DRAWN CAST IRON SLEIGH | Early hand painted American tin horse at front with an ornate cast iron sleigh in rear, reigns are able to hinge. | The Curtis & Linda Smith Collection. | 1

205. EARLY TIN HORSE DRAWN TROLLEY | Early American, hand painted tin six window trolley, done in yellow body, red roof and stenciling on sides with wire railings, drawn by two horses, a charming piec

Early hand painted American tin train set, locomotive drawing small four wheel tender, and two passenger cars with ornate cut out windows. Locomotive 5" l.

George Brown clockwork tin and wood locomotive. Original paint. Hand stenciled roof with "Victory" on the side. American, circa 1870. Condition: Original condition with some wear to paint. L 10-1/2" H

Either by Hull & Stafford or George Brown. Connecticut - Circa 1875 - 14 1/2" Long.

1278. IVES CLOCKWORK CIRCUS RIDER TOY | Early American hand painted tin with clockwork hidden in wooden base, scarce toy came with several different figures standing above the horse. Provenance: The S

Early German Toy, possibly by OBOBR, early tin litho wind-up horse drawn hansom cab, black cab drawn by brown horse with moving legs 8.5" L

c. 1870, early American tin, hand painted and spirit painted throughout, blue express cart has nice gold stenciling on sides, drawn by single white horse, yellow figure seated at bench at front of car