2 TPS TOYS

The first is a Three Skating Bears Toy, Japan, TPS. Scarce toy works with wonderful action. When wound, the three skating bears travel forward while both arms move on the lead skater, the two bears be

Japan, TPS and Linemar, lithographed tin, features wind up Gay 90's Cyclist Clown with box, wind up Football Player holding ball with original box and clown on bike, no box. 4 1/2" to 6 1/2" h.

Rare, Japan, clockwork tinplate toys, one of dog, squirrel and bear jumping rope, other is mouse barber and rabbit. 5" h - 8 1/2" l.

Northern and Western Europe, England and possibly Germany, the Netherlands, or France, Medieval to Early Modern Periods, ca. 14th to 18th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 4 pilgrim and livery badges a

Cards for Punch & Judy and Humpty Dumpty mechanical banks. Both cards are in good shape with some minor repairs to the edges on both cards. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size Each : 5 -1/2" x 3 -

2 Toy Sewing Machines, c. 1920 Germany, both with well-preserved decoration. 1) Cast-iron, no. 6775, height 10 5/8 in. – And: 2) By F.W. Müller, embossed tin, no. 19727, height 7 in. 2 Kindernähm

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925-50 1) Unmarked, Germany. Lithographed tin, with childhood motifs, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) Ecophone, Germany, clockwork, lithographed animal motifs, working, rare.

die cast, Lincoln Products Oliver 77, green, 8 in long, some decal wear, Advanced Products Sheppard Diesel, orange, 8 3/4 in long, 1 tire worn, C5-6.

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Nirona, German tin toy gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld, with unusual reflex-tone horn, clockwork, lithographed with playing child silhouettes, origina

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) "Lemiphone", Leonhard Müller, Nuremberg, Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) "Dixyphone", Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. 2 S

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) "Bingophone", Bing Werke, Nuremberg. Lithographed tin case, spring-driven, working, 7-inch horn, reproducer replaced, with crank. - And: 2) "Nirona" miniature horn gramop

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Lemiphone, Leonhard Müller, Nuremberg, Germany, lithographed tin, with musician childhood motifs, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) Saphona, Germany, tin, lithographed

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 Germany, unmarked, lithographed tin, with childhood motifs, green and yellow, spring-driven (both working). - With two keys. 2 Spielzeug-Grammophone, um 1925 Deutschland,

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) "Nifty-Nirona", German gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier & Ehmer, Beierfeld. Tin case, with typical reflex-tone horn, spring-driven, for shellac discs up to 10 in., unteste

(2) Toy steam engines: Wilesco / Fleischman

Bread tray, dough tray, toy bucket and 2 toy bread trays. Dough tray is 12" x 26 1/2".

(A) Wooden piano made by Bliss. Signed with a red fruitwood exterior with floral decoration decal in front, key board that still plays and the top lifts up to allow the sheet music display to be retra

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) Gama Phola, Germany. Lithographed tin, with musician and dancing couple motifs, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) Dixyphone, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven, wo

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) "Bingophone", Bing Werke, Nuremberg. Grained tin, spring-driven, working, 7-inch horn, with crank. - And: 2) "Nirona", miniature German gramophone by Nirona-Werke Nier &

painted cast iron, Hubley Giro Plane, 3 1/2 in wingspan, Kilgore Gull, 4 in wingspan, C5-6.

die cast, 7 1/4 in long, Ertl International 340 Utility, fender broken, Advance Products Cockshutt, C5-8.

Very hard to find 5 1/2" toy/doll with a composition head and tin dressed body. All original and works well. Excellent

Gockel Barrel Organ, model Alt Heidelburg. Hand crank mechanical instrument, made in Germany. Includes cart, case with music rolls, and 2 toy monkeys. 36" x 16" x 44"

2 Minature Gramophones, from 1930 1) Swiss pocket phonograph "Miki phone" by Gebr. Vadász, Genf, Ø 4 ½ in., complete with original soundbox. – And: 2) Toy gramophone, probably by Bing, with "Supe