AN AMERICAN TIN LITHOGRAPHED WIND-UP TRUCK; circa 19

Early American steel city trolley car noting stops of 'City Hall Park' and 'Union Depot'. Toy made circa 1912. Signs can be reversed by kids as well as the seating, which has backs that can flip direc

Tin Lithographed Wind up RAILWAY TRUCK # MS 351 showing 2 boys on railroad hand car cart, key included, 5-1/2" wide x 3-1/2" tall, mint in original box, made in China. Unused and not displayed. Great

Tin Lithographed Wind up RAILWAY TRUCK # MS 351 showing 2 boys on railroad hand car cart, key included, 5-1/2" wide x 3-1/2" tall, mint in original box, made in China. Unused and not displayed. Great

Tin Lithographed Wind up RAILWAY TRUCK # MS 351 showing 2 boys on railroad hand car cart, key included, 5-1/2" wide x 3-1/2" tall, mint in original box, made in China. Unused and not displayed. Great

J. Chein ca. 1930's Tin Lithographed Windup Barnacle Bill the Sailor. Circa 1930s tin, lithographed windup Barnacle Bill the Sailor that was manufactured by J. Chein & Co. of Burlington, New Jersey. T

American, ca. 1930. Lithographed tin wind-up of walking Barnacle Bill. Functions properly. 6"h.

Tin lithographed American Airlines Shuttle Truck. Approx. 8.5" long. One side has a light dent along the rear, and there are some light scuffs and scratches. Comes in the original box which shows some

A lithographed tin wind-up fire ladder truck by CK Japan, a "Magic Answer Box", Bisque Dolls, and other figurines.

Circa 1930's, tin lithographed windup Hobo Train by Unique Art. Great depiction of a hobo on top of a train being bitten in the rear by a dog when in operation. Working condition, however moves slow a

Circa 1930's. Tin lithographed windup "Amos & Andy Fresh Air Taxi" by Marx. Approx. 8" long. All passengers are present including horseshoe hood ornament and dog. Windup mechanism works, however taxi

Circa 1930's, tin lithographed windup Travelchiks train by Ferdinand Strauss. Working condition, however moves slow at times. Toy rolls in a circle, and chicks peck at a bowl. Good condition, some scu

Vintage Prewar GAMA (Western Germany) Tin Lithographed Windup Miniature Military Army Toy Tank Truck. Measures 3-1/2" long. Perfect working order. Overall excellent condition. Please note that this lo

circa 1930s; lithographed tin wind-up car with figures of legendary radio comedy team, 5 1/2 in. H., 8 in. L.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER TRUCK BY MARX. American, early 20th Century. Tin lithograph, wind-up toy truck. Sold Bertoia Auctions (The Paul Cole Collection) on May 21, 2021, LOT 444 (retaining auction label).

American. Circa 1910. Lithographed tin. This Dr. A.C. Daniels Gall Salve (Gall Cura) tin marks the transitional period when the company was forced change "Cura" to "Salve. The Pure Food and Drug Act o

Up for bidding is a mid-century "Blomer & Schuler" Tin Lithographed wind-up carousel. This very well taken care of piece displays a cowboys and Indians scene on the base, a spinning globe with German

RARE Vintage Tin Lithographed Wind-up US Army Military Emergency Ambulance Medical Red Cross Truck. Nice working condition. Truck measures 6" long. Some playwear. Overall excellent condition. (Invento

From the Collection of Investment Rarities Inc. Circa 1930's. Nice two-tone with orange body and maroon roof with matching running boards. Spare tin litho tire mounted on trunk. Wheels marked "Contine

Circa 1930's. Approx. 24" long. Working condition, however moves slow at times. Toy needs a good cleanup. Some wear with scuffs and scratches. Some light dings and dents.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin central tower with an airplane and zeppelin that rotate around it when the airplane is wound. Functions properly. 10"t., 26"w.

Made by Ferdinand Strauss Co of New York City circa 1919. Made of Tin and Lead. This is a scarce and desirable American tin lithographed mechanical bank. Overall in excellent condition. The monkey is

American, 2nd quarter-20th century. Lithographed tin wind-up merry-go-round with five children riding horses, and four swans along the interior. Functions properly. 10"t., 11.25"d.

American, 2nd quarter-20th century. Lithographed tin wind-up walker with on/off switch on back. Functions properly . 5.5"h.

The lithographed tin wind-up toy made in Germany circa 1900 is accompanied by the original box. Measures 2.75 x 7.25 x 4.5 inches. Without proof of exemption,, be aware that internet sales tax applies