American Made Hill Climber Mechanism Sled Toy.

The first is an engine and tender combination, marked "Double Friction Engine" with a cowcatcher on front. Second is a hill climber car with a cast iron driver and two lady figures. The third is anoth

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

Clark Hillclimber. Made of Tin and Cast Iron. American - Circa 1905. The toy works well. 12.5" L. Fine Condition.

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

early 20th century, appx. 19" overall length

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

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 10.5" long with 2 passengers (not sure if original). Missing driver. Made of tin, wood, and cast iron. Shows wear throughout. Examine

Clean 1915 era toy that still retains over 80% of its paint and its original cast iron driver is present. It has its hill climber mechanism and shows moderate playwear, C5+-6

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.

Made by Hillclimber. Made of Steel (Cast Iron Figures). Works well. Excellent Condition (Figures Original but Repainted).

Ohio - 1897. Made of Wood, Iron and Sheet Steel. Worked when tested. Fine Condition.

Made by Dayton Hillclimber circa 1909. Tin and Iron. 7 3/4" L. Very Good Condition (Missing steering wheel).

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

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.

Dayton early pressed steel friction toy boy on sled with heavy inertia flywheel action, circa 1900 - 1910, 9.5" L

Lot consists of a Hill Climber Touring Car, possibly made by Clark Mfg., Ohio, circa 1890's. Features a heavy cast iron flywheel mechanism. Made of cast iron, sheet steel, and wood. Approx. 10.5" long

Hill Climber Engine, Tender Coach Toy Floor Train - engine marked on mechanism Patent Nov 1 '21, and tender, 17'' L, passenger coach, 2" L. Wear and scratches.

Orkin Craft boat made by Calwin Industries, Beverly Hills; American Airlines Airplane made by Line Mar Toys, Japan Condition: with loss and scratches throughout the boat: 28 inches wide

Made of Sheet Steel, Cast Iron and Wood. 15" L. Fine Paint Condition (One Passenger Missing, Dent in Roof).

Made by either Dayton or Converse. One has provenance from the Atlanta Toy Museum. There is a dump type truck, which is stenciled over the top "1918" on both sides. There is an original cast driver, t

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Open air car is marked Made in Germany 3.5" long / Taxi has friction hill climber motor 3.5" long & Fire Ladder truck

Lot consists of: first, a Dayton taxi cab push toy with original driver, flywheel could be missing or they could have made it into different variations; second, a Dayton or Converse Hillclimber trolle