Five Lithographed Tin Toys

Including an egg laying hen, a windup "Wee Scottie" dog, a friction-drive goose, a large spring chicken and a tin toy rocking horse. 7"h

Five small tin lithographed toys made in Japan or Western Germany. The Alps duck is missing a leg and a wheel. Also includes a key. The Stunt Plane was made by Linemar.

Five painted and lithographed tin workmen steam toy accessories, to include a locksmith, a grinder, a polisher, a lathe operator and a smith, 5'' h. Provenance: Morton A. Hirschberg Steam Toy Collecti

English. Pressed steel, lithographed tin. Includes two engines, five cars and an assortment of various shapes of track. Some pieces remain in their original boxes. Boxes marked, "Made in England by Me

English. Pressed steel, lithographed tin. Includes two engines, five cars and an assortment of various shapes of track and lithographed tin accessories. Many pieces remain in their original boxes. Box

English. Pressed steel, lithographed tin. Includes two engines, five cars and an assortment of various shapes of track. Many pieces remain in their original boxes. Boxes marked, "Made in England by Me

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

Second half 20th century. Lithographed tin. Japanese "Linemar" "Cocoa Puffs Train", 13"l., three trains by "Marx". "Roy Rogers" with plastic engine, 15"l., "The Flintstones Bedrock Express", 12.5"l. a

C. WWI. Comes with five steel marbles, two tram cars and metal base. Nice lithographed cable car ticket station. Some oxidation and wear to roof. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: 15" x

Lithographed Tin Toy Assortment (8) items including Japanese 1950s Nomura Toys Ltd. battery operated 'Miss Friday The Typist' having original box; German 1920s J.A.J. Issmayer wind-up 'Bird in Birdcag

Friction and Wind-up Lithographed Tin Toy Assortment (4) items with (3) wind-up toys all having key and including c.1930 'Kiddy Cyclist' by Unique Art Manufacturing Company, c.1935 Moon Mullins & Kayo

Eight (8). Largest 14" x 16" x 10". Scattered surface scratches. Untested for functionality. Excellent colour and gloss. Free of restoration. Est. $200 - 300

VINTAGE LITHOGRAPHED TIN TOYS, LOT OF TWO, comprising a Chein Popeye wind-up walker, and a Lehmann "Tom" climbing monkey with original string. First half 20th century. 6 1/4" and 8 1/2" H.Working cond

A Nice little collection, tray is 28cm wide

Lithographed Tin Toy Trains, c. 1950-60 Germany, friction or spring-operated, by Bub, HWN, Huki and Philipp Niedermeier and others. - In addition: Tracks, traffic games and 2 carousels, China and Jap

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin pull cart with Felix the Cat chasing two mice on top. 6"t., 7.5"l., 4"w.

Lithographed Tin Toy Assortment (15) items including (2) Milton Berle driving a car, clown training a dog, motorcycle having a sidecar, (2) rail road hand cars (one in original box), Cinderella, Snow

OHIO ART LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD TIN TEA SET. Lithographed tin toy tea set in original box with large serving platter with illustrations of Red Riding Hood storybook characters, plus original box (no l

OHIO ART “THREE LITTLE KITTENS” TEA SET WITH BOX. Lithographed tin toy seat set, six pieces plus additional ABC serving tray. Circa 1920, good condition.

Gescha Lithographed Tin Toy Race Car Driver & Bellboy. Larger marked "Made in U.S. - Zone Germany, Gescha, PAT. angem 55-6." Smaller marked "GeschaD.R. Patent ang Div. D.R.G.M. Patents applied for in

A hen that when pushed downwards produces a single marble, marked as pictured. Dimensions: 8 1/2" x 3 1/4", 7" tall. Provenance: From a local estate.

Vintage Lithographed Tin Toy of Bear w Drum. Measures just over 5 inches in length.

4 Lithographed tin toy noise makers made in USA, one is missing handle, 1 3/4 to 2 3/4 in. wide.

Made by the J. Distler Company. Germany - Circa 1915 - 11 1/2" Long. Among its competitors, the Distler Company was known for producing lithographed tin toys at the lower end of the quality spectrum.