Danbury Mint 1930s Good Humor Ice Cream Truck

The Danbury Mint 1:24 scale die cast metal 1953 Good Humor Ice Cream Truck, with its original box & Certificate of Title. CONDITION: Very good condition with no damage.

LOT OF THREE DIE CAST 1:24 SCALE TRUCK MODELS FROM THE DANBURY MINT. LOT INCLUDES; THE 1931 CAMPBELLS DELIVERY TRUCK, THE 1930S GOOD HUMOR TRUCK & A 1953 GOOD HUMOR TRUCK.

Aurora Thunderjet Good Humor Ice Cream Truck in original brown mailer box. This was a promo version produced as a premium for the Good Humor Ice Cream Company. Includes "good humor" and "wild hucklebe

1224. JAPANESE GOOD HUMOR ICE CREAM TRUCK | Missing roof, minor touch ups to areas of body. | 11" l.

c. 1980s. Made by Appleman Auto Works. There are; a taxi, a police car, and a Good Humor Ice Cream truck. All look unused. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or

A 1950s tin toy Good Humor Ice Cream truck. An exact replica of the full sized ice cream truck. Vintage Americana Nostalgic Items. Dimensions: H: 3 1/2 in., W: 3 in., L: 8 in. All measurements are app

Good Humor Ice Cream Truck - FORD F 250 - WORKING CONDITION

Japanese. 1950s. Truck is a Ford F-250. Linemar was the trade name Marx used for toys manufactured in Japan and sold by Marx. Marked, on box and rear underside of toy. Size Toy: 2" x 4.5" x 2". Box: 2

Dimensions of box: 12.25"L x 6.25"W x 6.25"H. Danbury Mint backstamp. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 8" L x 3.2.5 Manufacturer: Danbury Mint Country of Origin: China

Partial original box. Smallest version. Driver, marked "Good Humor Ice Cream" on back. Nice colorful box, missing part on one side. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: Box: 4 - 1/4" x 2" x

Japan. Litho Tin friction motor with bell, 8” long. Good Humor style vehicle, clean & shiny with nice graphics. Retractible awning has a scratch, otherwise shows light use with plastic display case.

Nice original porcelain sign. One minor spot under the letter "M". Sign also have a Mel-O-D Ice Cream ad painted on the back. Condition (Excellent Plus). Size 26" x 18".

SSP. It has good color and gloss. It shows might wear, spots of slight discoloration, and a few chips. It displays well. Measures: 26"x50.5" Rating: 8.25 Est: $600-$1200

Good Humor Ice Cream Cart - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEM IS LOCATED IN AUBURN, IN ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY SEPT. 7TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER SEPT. 7TH WILL BE SHIPPED AT THE BUY

Maker's marked, "M-8HCO." C. 1960's embossed Good Humor Ice Cream painted aluminum sign. CONDITION: Sign shows color fade and scratching throughout the field of the piece. Rubs to the paint throughout

Chain ball bearing drive. Also featuring its open trunk compartment. A beautiful restoration to paint, stenciling and labeling, making this a prize piece for any collection. Hard to find an original e

Original Murray Good Humor Ice Cream pedal car. The car is missing the handlebars, has surface rust, and wear from use and age. Good for parts or restoration. Measures approximately 37" long.

LGB trains G-scale Good Humor ice cream set - 70634. tested runs forward and backwards; note cars do not come with any boxes; see photos for any details and imperfections Provenance: The Heritage Trac

has some scratches and paint loss

Vintage Good Humor Porcelain Metal Advertising Sign "Good Humor Ice Cream". Image of an ice cream bar with blue lettering on a white background. Very good condition with no major damage. Normal signs

Antique porcelain advertising sign "Good Humor Ice Cream" 25" L x 18" H

Five mixed O gauge train cars in original boxes to include Lionel 17208 Union Pacific double-door box car, 16215 Conrail auto carrier and a custom lettered Good Humor ice cream reefer; Rail King 30-79

THIS PHOTO LOT INCLUDES TWO BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS 11" X 14"  ONE DEPICTING A GROUP ENJOYING THE ARRIVAL OF THE GOOD HUMOR ICE CREAM CART AND THE 2ND IS A BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH DEPICTIN

Japanese. 1950s. Considering all of the ice cream truck toys made in Japan, there were no actual ice cream trucks in Japan- the toys were primarily made for the American market. The name "Vender" (as