Crawling Native American Tin Toy

Ohio Art Company. Bryan, OH - 1935 - 8" Long. The toy works well.

RIN TIN TIN FORT APACHE TOY PLAYSET: Original 1956 Rin Tin Tin Fort Apache playset, Number 3627. Includes plastic fort pieces, cavalrymen, Indians, and other figurines and pieces for building your own

916. Open Sleigh Toy. Japan, Modern Toys, 1950s. Battery operated toy. Litho tin and plastic. “Eskimo steering two dogs with clink-clink sound of bells.” With original box (lightly worn). 15” lo

Six antique cast iron and tin toy pistols. One cop, Pat. applied for with embossed star. Damaged. 4.5"l x 2.5"h. One Kid - S. Pat. Sept. 11, 1923. 3.5"l x 2"h. One Federal Kilgore No. 1. Pitted and ru

Yaroman Sioux Canoe, 5 in long, Rocky Caveman, battery operated, not working, 4 in long, Go-Cart, 6 in long, Yone Coffin Bank, 6 1/2 in long, Girl on Motorcycle, 5 in long, rest are working, 2 orig bo

3 Vintage tin litho windup mechanical Western Tricycle toys. All are in working condition. Includes native american, Cowboy, and Cowgirl. All are made by Marx.

Made by INCO of Italy 1940's. Made of Tin. 5 3/4" Tall. Worked when tested. The horse's front legs kick and the toy vibrates to move in circles. Very Fine Condition. No key.

Made by Yonezawa of Japan. Made of Tin and Plastic. 16" L. Worked when tested. Makes the sound of a Native American attack and defense on the carriage. Excellent Condition with Original Box. **Additio

2 Marx Vintage 1960's Carry All Toy Box  Playsets: " Fort Apache" & "Fighting  Knights". 19" x 13"  4-1/4"  1) "Fort Apache"  comes with plastic figurines, Cowboys &  Ind

Nutty Mad Indian. New York: Marx & Co., Inc., ca. 1964. Tin litho, fabric, and plastic stereotyped depiction of a Native American; battery-operated toy with original drum head. 12 tall. Light soiling

American and Japanese, 20th century, lithographed tin. Two dogs by "Marx", the "Wee Scottie", 5"h. and "Flippo, Watch me Jump", 3.5"h., one dog marked "Japan", 2"h. And two unmarked. Crawling infanatr

American, 2nd quarter-20th century. Lithographed tin alligator with native rider. Alligator rolls forward and bites when wound. Functions properly. 15" long.

American, 2nd quarter-20th century. Lithographed tin wind-up turtle with a native rider holding reins. functions properly. 3.25"h., 8"l., 5.5"d.

Guntherman German Tin Wind Up Crawling Baby. Original paint with peeling as is typical for this toy.

Rare Example with Openable Side Flaps. Made by the James Fallows Company Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 15" Long. This toy is in excellent condition considering its delicateness and size. A change to a

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

Made by the Althof-Bergmann Company. New York City - Circa 1880's - 9 1/4" Long.

Made by the George Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1870's - 15" Long.

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 19" Long.

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 10 1/2" Long.

Incredibly Rare & Unusual American Tin "R.R Transfer" Depot Wagon - Unknown Maker - Circa 1880's - 21" L x 8 1/2" D x 10" T

Either by Hull & Stafford or George Brown. Connecticut - Circa 1875 - 14 1/2" Long.

By George Brown Company. Forestville, Ct. - 1880's - 16" Long.

By Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1870 - 6 1/2" Long.