Three Lindstrom Tin Lithograph Toys.

Three tin lithograph penny toys, to include a Meier town car, 4'' l., another Meier town car, 3'' l., and a clockwork airplane, 6'' l.

Mid 20th century. Honeymoon Express, 9.5" diameter, a raccoon in a rowboat, 10" long, and happy grandpa, 4.5" diameter.

Three Tin Lithograph Sand Toys. Tallest measures 11"h. Condition: Good with minor use wear.

Three Marx Tin Lithograph Windup Toys New York, Early 20th Century comprising a 'Pinocchio' figure, a 'B.O. Plenty' figure, and a 'Charlie McCarthy Whoopee Car.'each with Marx Toys logo.Height of tall

Three German Tin Lithograph Windup Toys Düsseldorfer Blechspielwaren, Late 20th Century comprising a pair of clowns riding a bicycle (Duet 240), a bicyclist (Rolli 230), and a limousine wit

Three lithograph tin workmen steam toy accessories, with full figures, to include a butcher at a chopping table, a miner at a coal rock face, and a gentleman at a table saw, largest - 5 1/2'' h., 5 3/

DESCRIPTION: Three Marx "Jumping Jeep" tin lithograph wind-up toys. Two with red wheels and one with grey-green wheels. MEASUREMENTS: Each 5-1/2" long. CONDITION: One runs sporadically. Two not workin

Tin Lithograph Toy Watering Cans, Three Ohio Art Co, One T Cohn, One made in Germany Varying Conditions

Three Bing lithograph tin workmen steam toy accessories, to include a man with a saw, 5 1/2'' h., 5 1/4'' w., a man working at a pump, 5 1/2'' h., 6 1/2'' w. and a man at a table saw, 5 3/4'' h., 6 1/

Three Carette lithograph tin workmen steam toy accessories, to include a man with a bow saw, two men with a saw and a man with an axe, tallest - 5 1/4'' h., 7 1/4'' w. Provenance: Morton A. Hirschberg

Three German Lithograph Tin Workmen Steam Toy Accessories. Largest measures 9-1/2"l. Condition: Good with wear.

Circa 1930's-1950's tin toy three piece grouping, Lindstrom Tool and Toy Co. wind-up Betty, Tipp and Co. (Tippco) German Kubelwagen Personal Carrier and Nomura Toy Industrial Co. Ltd. wind-up Bell Rin

A Lehmann 'Naughty Boy' Tin Lithograph Windup Toy Car German, Early 20th Century car marked for Lehmann on three sides. Height 4 3/4 x length 4 3/4 x depth 2 3/4 inches.

A Chein Tin Lithograph 'Barnacle Bill' Windup Toy New York, Early 20th Century together with three Chein tin lithograph windup water fowl figures, comprising one penguin and two ducks.Height of Barnac

Tin lithograph wind-up toy. Marked "Made in USA" and "5" on both sides of car. White rubber tires with red wooden hubs. Some minor wear to paint. Measures 4 inches long. No key. Not sure if working. P

Three horses with riders tin lithograph. Windup under horses. 12 inches tall. Toy is working. Good condition.

Lot of three vintage and antique, 1920s-30s, tin dancing doll toys. Includes 2 lindstrom dancing dolls, Betty and Katinka. Also includes early 6" tin dancing doll (maker unknown). All are in working c

United States,Circa 1950 Group includes a J. Chein key wind waddling bow tie duck, J. Chein Yellow Taxi car, a Lindstrom key wind pecking bird, tin lithograph jump rope jumper with blown celluloid hea

Lot of three windup toys including two Lindstrom boats and one unmarked race car, largest one measuring 11 1/2 inches in length. This item can be shipped in-house.

Four German Tin Windup Toys Early 20th Century including a Gunthermann tin lithograph 'Salto' dog with maker's mark to underside. together with three unmarked, hand-painted tin birds, consisting of tw

lithograph police man stop/go, tin lithograph scales bank (bottom missing), coaster wagon, clown with glass ball, Lindstrom "Johnny" tin wind up clown, clown chocolate mold

Four Various Toy Cars. Three are Auburn Rubber Corp. and one is unmarked tin lithograph. Largest 5". Condition: Good with wear.

Includes: Sutcliffe "Sea Wolf" Submarine, Lindstrom #135 Speed Boat and Paya Row Boat #612 (A reproduction from 1988, #612 of 5000). Made of Tin. 9 1/2" to 15" Long. Worked when tested. Fine to Near M

American (possibly Connecticut), late 19th Century. All original paint with a horse jumping through hoop, 4.5" x 4"; lamb toy, 4.5" x 3"; and a running dog, 3.5" x 3". Attributed to George Brown, Conn