American " Hill Climber" Automobile

One has steering wheel and two cast-iron driver and passengers. Original, but maybe not to this car. Second one has a female driver and no steering wheel. Both have a counterweight hill-climber mechan

11.75x4.25x6 inches, some original paint remains, driver unattached, working friction

Possibly Dayton, approx. 13" long. Includes tin figural driver. Shows overall wear throughout with paint scuffs, scratches, etc.

11.5x3.5x5.75 inches, cast iron driver, some original paint remains, non-working friction

early 20th century, appx. 19" overall length

early to mid 20th century, appx. 12" overall length

Tin Plate 1917-1919 American Touring Car Hill Climber

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Made by Clark Hillclimber. American - 1897 - 7 1/4" Long. This is a scarce hillclimber that works well.

Made by Clark Hillclimber. American - 1897 - 7 1/2" Long.

1920s Hill Climber Panel Truck, Dayton, Clark or one of the great Ohio companies. Beautiful paint on this excellent example 13 inches long.

1900s Pressed Steel Tractor Hill Climber & Borden's Milk Cans. Tractor runs, possibly early Dayton, Clark or Scheible.

c.1915 Biplane Hillclimber Dayton, OH probably Schieble. Original paint, 17 inches long missing tail fin.

Dayton Hill Climber Limousine. Original paint, fine condition. 13 1/2 inches long.

WWI Tank Hill Climber Original Paint. Clark or Dayton Hill Climber.

Dayton Hill Climber Early Pressed Steel, 11 inches

Dayton Hillclimber Ladder Truck, cast driver, 15 inches

Dayton Hillclimber Panel Truck Tinplate, cast driver, 11 inches

Dayton Hillclimber Ladder Truck, 9 inches

American. Pressed steel. Marked, "Schieble Toy Dayton, Ohio Firestone" tires. 20" x 7.25" x 5". Missing tow line reel and line. Dried rubber tires exhibit numerous splits. Scattered surface scratches

Marx American Trucking Co Moving Truck Tin Litho has hill climber /friction motor. 5" long

American-made Scheibel Tinplate 8 wheel Locomotive (15 1/2" long) & 4 wheel Tender (10 1/2" long) circa 1905. Friction powered, bell rings when moving. Early, rare American Toy. 2 pieces. Condition go

Early painted tin and wood toy auto with heavy inertia powered flywheel, modeled after Riker electric automobile, marked on bottom pat. 1897

Early Number 23 Schieble Hillclimber Open Roadster with blue and gold pinstriping. Original driver. Early American toy car produced circa 1912. Length approximately 13 inches.