The Banjo Player American Clockwork Toy

1352. EARLY AMERICAN CLOCKWORK BALL & MALLET TOY | Rare example of which only a few are known, patented November 1881, clockwork motor is concealed in wood housing behind player, paper label underneat

Twentieth century. Two earlier celluloid toys. African American boy and bull dog, 5.75"h., and banjo player with tin body (possibly Howdy Doody), 6.5"h. Together with a tiger with mohair body and plas

German Black Banjo Player Wind Up Tin Toy Jazz 1930s 8 inches

American, mid 20th century. Lot includes 1-2 man Bazooka Crew, 5-Machine Gunners, 2-Boxer, 2-Banjo Players, 1-Officer, 1-Motorcyclist, 1-Pilot, 1-Bomb carrier, 8-Soldiers in Varying Positions. All in

Germany, hand painted tin, depicts a minstrel seated in a chair strumming a banjo, colorfully dressed with blue socks and red jacket, face paint appears different from the rest of the toy which is bri

Ives, Blakeslee Co. Bridgeport, CT - 1875 A classic American clockwork toy depicting a black preacher at the podium delivering the days scripture and lessons. Excellent Condition (Box Very Fine)

998. IVES SINGLE ACROBAT | Early American clockwork toy with great action, as clockwork inside wooden box is wound the gymnast does rapid flips back and forth over bar, decal of woman appears at front

Ives, Blakeslee Company. Bridgeport, Connecticut - 1875 - 9.5" Tall. An excellent, bright and good working example of this scarce American Clockwork toy. It is the best example we have seen! Excellent

Automatic Toy Works. New York City - 1870's - 10" Tall x 6.25" Long. This is a classic early American Clockwork toy that is in excellent, bright and good working condition. Excellent Condition. ***Dom

Stevens & Brown, early American clockwork toy, depicts young boy on three wheeler, cast iron spoke wheels. 10 1/2" l.

5 Books at Toys and Antiques: American Clockwork Toys, Whitton; Childhood Antiques, Mackay; Small Folk, Brant/Cullman; Memories of Childhood; Toy Autos, 1890-1939

83. ALTHOF BERGMANN CIRCUS ROUNDABOUT | Without debate this is one of the finest early American clockwork toys to ever be found, to our knowledge this is the only know example and was discovered in Pe

Possibly France - Circa 1875 This fantastic early folk toy is 7” tall and works well. Material: Paper and Cardboard

a group of painted celluloid windup toys made in Japan; the monkey sits on tree stump on wood base strumming guitar emitting sounds of ringing bells, the black boy in native dress wiggles and eats his

Altoph Bergmann Company. Made of Tin and Iron. American - Circa 1880. 16.5" L. This is an impressive, large scaled, American tin clockwork toy. Fine Condition (Figure is repainted). Works well.

254. CLOTH FACED CLOWN WITH BANJO | Amusing clockwork toy of a hobo clown with painted cloth covered face, when wound he strums his banjo and mouth area moves as if he is singing along, the maker is u

Attributed to Bradley & Hubbard, Connecticut, ca. 1880, cast iron. Standing figure of a man with hat and banjo. Traces of original paint. Added Coca Cola and Seth Thomas paper labels and replaced work

Altoph Bergmann Co. New York City - 1880 - 16" L This is an extremely desirable and rare American tin and clockwork toy. It has been professionally restored, except for the original paint driver. A be

Very early and beautiful 'The Automatic Dancers" clockwork toy. Made in America. Patent March 26. 1865. Excellent pair of black dancers on stage behind glass with mirror backdrop. All original and in

c. 1880, very amusing clockwork American tin toy, hand painted base with floral stencil decoration at center, action involves a teetering see-saw with boy on one end and girl at other. 18" w.

Litho-tin figure dressed in red chaps, red hat, and cowboy shirt. Dimensions: 3"L x 3.5"W x 6.25"H Country of Origin: Japan

THE CURIO CO., BUFFALO, NEW YORK "OLE BLACK JOE" MUSICAL TOY, depicting a banjo player, with patent dates in lower left corner. Dated 1891. 10 1/2" H.Very good overall visual condition, old tear to ba

American School, "The Seated Banjo Player," 19th c., oil on canvas, unsigned, presented in a gilt frame, H.- 14 1/8 in., W.- 10 in., Framed H.- 18 1/4 in., W.- 14 1/4 in.

146. AMERICAN TIN LOCO & TENDER | Unusual clockwork tin toy featuring loco and tender attached to conceal motor, tender sits atop large wheel. 13" l.