Fancy One Seat Coach with Canopy Tin Toy

Made by Hull & Stafford Company. New York City - 1860's - 15" Long. Very early tin toys are often decorated with fancy hand drawn flourishes like the white starburst design found on both sides of this

British 1930's. 15" Long. Made of Tin. Worked when tested. Excellent Plus Condition. No key.

Two different versions of Speed Boy motorcycle, one earlier and one later, also two seat sedan with a lithographed spare on rear of car. Has original front crank. Earlier Speed Boy motorcycle is orang

(A) Grand Hotel coach being pulled by one horse with lithograph people inside. (B) Cart pulled by donkey with original driver. Bright and shiny litho. (C) Automobile with original driver, and gold bot

Three are wind up and one is flywheel. The flywheel toy is the Chinese pushing and pulling tea cart, second toy is a wind up coach, third is Paddy and The Pig, and last is a wind up Zulu cart pulled b

249. GERMAN HAND PAINTED TIN CAROUSEL | Attributed to Gunthermann. Provenance: Edward Lotz Collection | 17" h. | Missing one metal roof pendant & one star sewn to canopy, base is flaked though toy is

Hubley Mfg. - Lancaster, Pa. - Circa 1906 - 29 1/2” Long For collectors of fancy carriage toys, this represents one of the iconic pillars of the field. This toy turned up at a sale in Boston in the

Paya, Spain, lithographed tin, includes locomotive, tender, coach and station house, clockwork at penny toy scale, several sections of track included. Some tears to box, one wheel dislodged but presen

Unusual German painted tin carousel with dirigibles steam toy accessory, attributed to Bing, with scalloped canopy, three hanging dirigibles and four two-passenger seats with elaborate supports, 12''

Meier, Germany, lithographed tin, solo horse pulling colorful coach with passenger graphics on sides, open front seat. 5" l.

Includes Marx gas island missing one glass globe, Marx tin litho service station with two gas pumps in front, wind-up automobile with white rubber tires, opening-back seat and wind-up racecar with whi

Nice early colorful litho. Gold wash wheels and deck. One stack. Clapper on bottom with bell. Push toy. Early 20th century. Does have some paint loss to stack and canopy. Condition (Very Good - Excell

German tin windup Roadster. All original and complete. Has electric headlights. Car has driver and opening rumble seat. Windup works. A nice looking toy car. The front bumper is missing and one of the

measures 9 inches long , no cracks or chips

Gunthermann. German - 1930 - 14" Long. This colorful, lithographed auto is in Very Fine and good working condition.

OHIO ART “THREE LITTLE KITTENS” TEA SET WITH BOX. Lithographed tin toy seat set, six pieces plus additional ABC serving tray. Circa 1920, good condition.

1950`S JAPAN FRICTION TIN TOY COACH BUS PRE OWNED SIZE : 14 1/2 INCHES LONG SHIPPING FEE CANADA 20.00$ USA 25.00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same da

Nice lot with excellent Baldwin Little Red Hen in the original colorful box, along with 7 1/2" rooster pulling a cart. Both Excellent

ambulance seems like the front wheels are not attached to the chassis, driving school car seems to be missing roof or windshield, both have some paint wear

untested, all three have scratches and paint wear, cowboy may have something missing from end of lasso

Collection Of Vintage Cast iron & Tin Toys, To Include: One Louis Marx Tin Toy Travel Trunk, One German Female Figurine & One African-American Bellhop, Thirteen (13) Cast Iron Toy Figures - (8 Ma

ORIGINAL OVERLAND STAGE COACH BATTERY OPERATED TIN TOY HORSE CARRIAGE CRAGSTAN Here is a very nice antique Overland Stagecoach set. The set includes the wagon, 1 horse and 1 rider. The set is in good

Ives Railway Lines Cast Iron Windup Engine. Comes with one tin coach and one baggage car. The engine is approx 6 1/2" x 3" x 3" and it weighs 1.16lb. The baggage is approx 8" x 2" x 3 1/4" and it weig

George Brown Company. Forestville, CT - 1880 - 22" Long. G. A. Schwarz was the brother of F. A. O. Schwarz. G. A. Schwarz located his business in Philadelphia while F. A. O Schwarz located his in New