Dayton Hill Climber Friction Locomotive and Tender

This great solid wood with tin wheels is DP Clark, Dayton OH. This Hill climber friction locomotive is nicely carved and painted red with gold stripes, includes cow catcher. Tin wheels are all origina

This great antique piece appears to be Dayton. Pressed steel Hill Climber with flat car. Friction toy locomotive with most of the original paint in red with green conductor cab. Overall approx measure

American-made Scheibel Tinplate 8 wheel Locomotive (15 1/2" long) & 4 wheel Tender (10 1/2" long) circa 1905. Friction powered, bell rings when moving. Early, rare American Toy. 2 pieces. Condition go

13x4.5x7 inches, cast iron driver and passenger, some original paint remains, working friction

11.5x3.5x5.75 inches, cast iron driver, some original paint remains, non-working friction

DESCRIPTION: Pressed tin "Hill Climber" locomotive and tender. Painted maroon and gold. MEASUREMENTS: Locomotive 15-1/4" long x 4" wide x 7" tall. Tender 9-3/4" long x 3-1/4" wide x 5-3/4" tall. CONDI

7 x 16 x 5 inches

Converse Dayton Hill Climber Pressed Steel Hand Painted Locomotive . 10 inches x 17 inches x 5 inches

316. DAYTON HILLCLIMBER TOURING CAR | Friction driven rear wheels, original driver figure. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 13.5" l. | Missing steering wheel, (VG - Exc. Cond.) | $300 - $600

Very nice all original Hillclimber delivery truck. Missing driver otherwise complete. Nicer original paint than most you see. 10 1/2", Excellent

Original Dayton friction flywheel drive delivery truck. All original except for replacement driver and steering wheel. May clean to a higher grade. 10 1/2". Good-Very Good

Dayton Schieble hill climber pressed steel four-seat friction car, repainted. See photos. From the North Syracuse, NY Estate. Please read the Terms and Conditions of this auction thoroughly for IMPORT

Antique 1930's Dayton Police Patrol Pressed Steel Friction Hill Climber w/ 2 Cast Iron Figures. Figures have been repainted. Working. 9.5" L.

Original Dayton Hill Climber Packard Roadster. All complete with decent original paint. Friction still works. 18" Very Good

Early Dayton hill climber 3-seater touring car. Car has paint loss and wear from play and age. The friction doesn't work. Measures approximately 11 1/2" long.

Approx. 13" long. Friction motor not working, missing driver. Shows overall wear throughout with scuffing, scratches, etc.

LATE 19TH CENTURY PAINTED TIN 13 1/4" HILL CLIMBER FRICTION TOY TROLLEY CAR - ATTRIBUTED TO DAYTON, WEAR, SCRATCHES AND MINER LOSSES TO PAINT, IMPERFECTIONS

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 10.5" long with 2 passengers (not sure if original). Missing driver. Made of tin, wood, and cast iron. Shows wear throughout. Examine

Possibly Dayton, not sure. Blue sedan has friction rear wheels, and other piece is a hillclimber. The bottom weight is detached and present. Wear throughout both with scuffs, paint loss, etc. Steering

Made by Dayton Hillclimber circa 1909. Tin and Iron. 7 3/4" L. Very Good Condition (Missing steering wheel).

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 7.75" long with driver. Show wear throughout. Examine

Dayton Schieble (attributed) antique pressed steel hill climber roadster toy friction car. Age related wear. Measures 10" long.

This c1920 pressed steel hill climber train appears to be from Dayton Schieble Toy and Novelty Co. Includes engine and coal tender. Retains all original paint with scratches and minor dings. This fric

The first is an engine and tender combination, marked "Double Friction Engine" with a cowcatcher on front. Second is a hill climber car with a cast iron driver and two lady figures. The third is anoth