Wind-up Toy

25" NUREMBERG TIN GERMAN CRUISER WIND-UP TOY - FLEISCHMANN?

(Japan, 1930s) A small Rambling Mickey Mouse wind-up celluloid toy. The hand-painted toy has a built-in key and was manufactured in Japan in the 1930s. Measuring 6" tall, the action toy displays in ve

Tin wind-up toy of 3 musicians. 6''h 9 1/2'' dia.

rated 7.75, 12.5"L., the tin-plate limousine has good color and some shine, has light wear and dust staining, all the rubber tires are in good condition has it's driver and two passengers, fro

Late 19th c Black Americana Ives type key wind toy automaton mechanical toy "Black Musician", hand painted chair, oak case with key, partially operable, lid of box fastened down with tiny screws, ht 1

(Japan, 1930s) A rare large size Mickey Mouse celluloid wind-up toy. The hand-painted toy features a metallic tail and a built-in key. It was manufactured in Japan in the early 1930s. When wound, Mick

Linemar Mickey the Magician Wind-Up Toy. Japanese tin litho wind-up toy, issued in conjunction with Walt Disney Productions and featuring Mickey Mouse as a magician who changes a bird into a rabbit un

(Japan, 1930s) An unusual celluloid cowboy Mickey Mouse attached to a tin hobby horse with celluloid head and a built-in wind-up mechanism and key. Manufactured in Japan in the 1930s, we have seen thi

rated 7, 12.5"L., the tin-plate toy has good color and shine, has and fine scratches, has driver, no passengers, rubber tires are weathered, no key so we do not know if motor works.

A Fernand Martin Tin Wind-Up Toy Height 7 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Jonathan Hoffman, Chicago, Illinois

49. LEHMANN AMPOL - ADMIRAL PEARY | Wind-up toy depicts Admiral Peary and his explorer companion Henson in travelling cart while a globe canopy spins overhead. Provenance: Ralph Tomlinson Collection.

54. LEHMANN ZIG ZAG | Wind-up toy depicts two seated men at each end of balancing cart, wind-up mechanism activates zig-zag travelling motion. | Provenance: Monique Knowlton Collection. | 4" h. | (Exc

CORCORAN MANUF. (COR COR) CHRYSLER DESOTO AIRFLOW PRESSED-STEEL WIND-UP TOY CAR,original brown paint and black painted running boards, nickel-plated grill, bumpers, hood ornament, and hub caps, solid

rated 7, 14"L., the tin-plate limousine has good color, does have dust staining, wear to the high edges, the driver side door has cracks in pane, has driver, rubber tires are in pretty good condit

1st item: Felix the Cat tin wind-up toy depicting Felix riding a scooter. Side marked "Copyright 1922,1924 By Pat. Sullivan". 6 1/8" H x 7 3/4" L. German, 1st quarter 20th century. 2nd item: Louis Mar

Vintage Key Wind Toy Train. 19” total length. Tin cars. One is missing one metal hook-up. In very good condition with wear normal from use & age. Works is not winding

Circa 1929, early Marx Merrymakers Band, tin lithograph wind up toy, four mice play, dance and conduct , 9 x 8 inches , light play wear, key present and turns freely, working

(J. Chein, 1930s) A Popeye wind-up tin toy by the J. Chein Co. The toy depicts Popeye boxing a balloon and features a tin litho figure and base with a celluloid balloon. Measuring 2.75"x5x7.5" tall, t

LOUIS MARX & CO. LITHOGRAPHED "REVERSIBLE COUP" PRESSED-STEEL WIND-UP TOY CAR,original red with black pinstriping, Marx logo on passenger door and rear with license plate "711", chrome grill, hood and

Lot of three early Marx tin litho wind-up toys: first, a Tiny Tim sanitation worker, nice and clean but missing tools; second, a Mother Goose toy, which is complete with original hat but does have som

274. BOXED GAMA SHIP AHOY WIND-UP TOY | Germany, wind-up, very rare example. | 9.5" diam. | Original box lid has some archival tape and a small missing corner flap, the box bottom is replaced, the boo

964. GERMAN TIN TURKEY WIND-UP TOY | Wind-up causes turkey to roll forward while bellows squeaks. | 5" l. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | Bellows is present, but not emitting sound, (Excellent C

Louis Marx The Big Parade Tin Litho Wind-up Toy Works Well. Measures 24" long. Litho is in great shape.

(Borgfeldt, c.1930s) An especially rare Japan-made Donald Duck celluloid wind-up toy from the early 1930s. The toy was distributed by the George Borgfeldt Corporation, the first official distributor o