AMERICAN "WYANDOTTE" ROADSTER.

Second quarter 20th century, pressed steel. Original yellow and red paint, rubber wheels marked "Wyandotte, Made in USA". Wear, gears non functional. 13"l.

Second quarter 20th century, pressed steel. Original yellow and red paint, rubber wheels marked "Wyandotte, Made in USA". Wear, gears non functional. 13"l.

Wyandotte Cord Roadster Pressed Steel, 13\"

3 Wyandotte Pressed Steel Streamlined Coupes. Art Deco style open roadsters and hard top.

Second quarter 20th century, pressed steel. Original paint. Rubber tires marked "Wyandotte Made in USA". Red air flow, 15.5"l. and orange work vehicle, 11"l. Some varying wear.

Mid 20th century. Tin hand car with minor wear, in original box, 5.5"h.

Comprised of: 1 - Fully restored red Wyandotte pressed steel car with unusual opening hood. 1 - Yellow and red Wyandotte roadster in original condition. 1- Green teardrop trailer and 1- Red teardrop t

Marx Toys Easy Run Limousine with driver. Two Wyandotte Roadsters, one still with the white Wyandotte wheels. Hubley 1494 red Model T by Hubley. Hubley open top roadster. Kilgore red model T. 1969 Too

Restored Wyandotte Cord Roadster car. The car has some scuffs and pitting from age and display. Displays well. Measures approximately 13-1/2" long.

Unusual tin toy wagon. No manufacturer markings, but the numbering corresponds to Strauss of New York. Wagon is 5" long (13" long including wood tongue) Very good shape.

Wyandotte American Airlines Pressed Steel Set in Box. Our Wyandotte American Airlines Pressed Steel Airport is a survivor in, likely, old stock condition. The box is a very fragile survivor. The toy i

American. 1950s. Wyandotte Toys was the brand name used by the "All Metal Products Co. to produce inexpensive pressed steel toys. The company was based in Wyandotte, Michigan. Marked, on interior dash

American. 1940s. Wyandotte Toys was the brand name used by the "All Metal Products Co. to produce inexpensive pressed steel toys. The company was based in Wyandotte, Michigan. Marked, on underside. Si

Three die-cast metal model cars. Hallmark trademark. Burgundy 1941 Garton Roadster, Number 722 of 39,500, 7.75"L x 3"W x 3.5"H. Blue 1938 American Graham Roadster, Number 7733 of 29,500, 8"L x 3.75"W

Jus a totally cool little car. Just as we found it in the barn, Dennis our mechanic looked at it. Engine turns over but will need work to get running. Check out the original hood mascot, a fighting Ro

painted pressed steel, 29 in long, 14 in tall, 12 in wide, 2-tone brown, orig paint is heavily worn by surface oxidation, spare wheel repainted to match, all orig including hood ornament, C4.

With opening rumble seat. length 8 inches (each)

American, 20th century. Lead medallion of Chief Ogontz (sometimes Ogantz), Native American of Eastern Wyandotte (Wyandot) Tribe. Unmarked. Approx. h 4", w. 3.25"

Coca-Cola serving trays (2), 1940 Sailor Girl & 1942 Roadster Girl, American Art Works-Coshocton, O., litho on metal, Sailor Girl Exc cond & Roadster Girl VG+ cond, 13.25"H x 10.5"W.

Doodlebug citron, Primitive and Not American. Wingspan 18”. Wyandotte Model plane 10” wingspan, with moderate playwear. Four (4) vehicles Marx Tanker green tank. Wyandotte open truck, Wyan

Wyandotte / Marx. American - 1930's - 8 1/2" / 13" Long. The Marx is missing its mechanism and the front left tire is loose. The Wyandotte has working headlights.

American. 1940s/1950s. Wyandotte Toys was the brand name used by the "All Metal Products Co. to produce inexpensive pressed steel toys. The company was based in Wyandotte, Michigan. Marked, on side of

Unbuilt Aurora 153 American Classic 1911 Buick Model 14 Roadster, 155 American Classic 1913 Mercer Type 35J Raceabout, Jo-Han GC-1135 1935 Mercedes-Benz 500K Roadster Limousine in original boxes. Kits

A 1935 Ford Model 48 Roadster pedal car, American, late 1930s, of unknown manufacturer but possibly American Juvenile Vehicles, missing windscreen and some interior trim, in largely original condition