LOT OF 2: BLACKSMITH-THEMED BISCUIT TINS.

Lot of two English Robinson Crusoe-themed biscuit tins. The first is a Huntley & Palmer, c. 1892, the second is a Peek Freans, c. 1890. Panels are visible, but there is a lot of scuffs and scratches a

A Group of Eight Voyage Themed Biscuit Tins, late 19th/early 20th century6 inches hig

Lot of 10 Edward VII-themed biscuit tins. There are 2 identical tins, Carr's Biscuits "Coronation of Edward VII", c. 1902, both with scuffs all over them, but in good condition. Third is a McCall & St

Eight Furniture-Themed Biscuit Tins , early 20th centuryHuntley & Palmers, McVitie

Lot of two biscuit tins. The first is a Crawford "Scales", c. 1925, in the form of scales, unfortunately missing the axle pin which goes to the scales, but could be easily replaced. It is otherwise in

Lot of two biscuit tins. The first is a Hudson Scott "Toby Jug", c. 1911, unbranded and so must have been a stock tin for British biscuits. There are just a few minor scuffs. The second is a Macfarlan

Lot of two English biscuit tins. The first is a Crawford "Sundial", c. 1926, an upright biscuit tin in the form of a sundial. The gnomon metal is a bit creased on top, but the tin is in otherwise very

Lot of two English biscuit tins. The first is a Gray Dunn "Gran'Pop's House", c. 1930, with illustrations by Lawson Wood, the famous illustrator. Inside is a metal sleeve that rotates and illustrates

Lot of two Peek Freans biscuit tins, both games and both likely intended for the Australian market. They have a post on the top that can be spun to spin the inside tin, which displays the winner and o

Lot of two Huntley & Palmer tins. The first is Easel, c. 1914, a biscuit tin in the form of a footed easel with two pictures on it, one side having a boy and rabbit, the other side having a milk maid.

First one marked "Walt Disney Enterprises" and "Ohio Art". Shows several Disney characters including Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto, Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The second one says "Donald Duck" but also show

Lot includes 1 SUNSHINE BISCUITS Tin box with lid & 1 PRINCE ALVERT CRIMP CUT Tobacco Tin box itch lid. Each box has cylindrical shape. Largest box in lot measures approx 6.5 inches tall 6 inches diam

BOTH HAVE HINGED LIDS. SMALLER MRKD. A LETTER FROM HOME CA. 1890 AND LARGER MRKD. CHICOREE (BELGIAN FIRST WAR TIN) CA. 1915 5 1/2" X 4" AND 7 1/4" X 4"

Nice lot of 2 early tins. One is a very ornate tin box that looks wooden with nice details. Other is a very beautiful tin with sliding open sides. Nice victorian scene. Has some wear and clasp on one

DEPICTS POLO, CLOWNS ON HORSES AND MORE. HINGED LID AND MRKD. ON BOTTOM 3 1/2" X 5 1/4"

HINGED LID WITH VARIOUS HORSE RELATED SCENES WITH CIRCUS THEME ON LID. 3 1/2" X 6 3/4" X 5"

Four Christmas-Themed Biscuit Tins: Coin Fortune Teller, Elves' Penny-in-the-Slot M

Mixed lot of train items, c/o Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) brass wall plaque (6-1/8" x 5-1/2"), railroad themed tin milk can cookie jar, Ives cast iron steam locomotive, Union Pacific engine, 7118 Brit

One is a biscuit tin in the shape of a pram, marked on the bottom "The United Baking Society". Some pitting and oxidation inside the pram and on the push bar. The other piece is a sand pail, smaller s

Nice lot includes very early Huntley & Palmer Biscuit Tin, 2 Whitman Candy Tins, and 2 An-Du-Septic Crayon Tins. Great colors and designs. Some wear. Very Good

MCCALL & STEPHEN "LIKE ME TO DRIVE MR. TED" CIRCA 1890 - CARR & CO. "THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" - 5 1/2" AND 6 3/4" L UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefull

MACFARLANE LANG & CO. BLACKSMITH TIN AND BISCUIT OLIBET WITH BUTTERFLIES - 6"H AND 6 1/4" L UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All p

One is a Japanese US Builders robot vehicle. Robot hold's original flag in left arm, which goes up and down when pushed, and friction mechanism is activated. The second is a German ST-1 Robot. Needs f

Lot (6) early assorted biscuit tins. Largest 10 1/2" x 10 1/2" x 11 1/2".