CLOCKWORK AMERICAN TIN FLOOR TRAIN

348. CLOCKWORK AMERICAN TIN FLOOR TRAIN | "Palace" stenciled on sides of boiler. 9" l. | Cowcatcher is replacement, some resolder primarily between cab and boiler, needs cleaning, All Original Conditi

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 10 1/2" Long.

Early American painted tin America clockwork floor train, 8 1/2'' l.

Early American tin hand painted and stenciled floor train, cast iron wheels, lettered 'Boss' on boiler sides, painted in red and black colors. 8" l.

C. 1880, hand painted tin clockwork driven tin floor train, done in red, yellow and green, together with two red painted passenger cars, each lettered "Lake Shore R.R." on sides, lead spoke wheels. En

Bertoia BASICS Online: AMERICAN TIN FLOOR TRAIN Loco & tender 16" l.

1350. FALLOWS AMERICAN TIN FLOOR TRAIN | Loco 6" l. | One side of cab detached from engine, missing two couplers, (Very Good Condition) | $150 - $300

1349. SMALL AMERICAN TIN FLOOR TRAIN | 4.5" l. Loco | (Very Good Condition) | $200 - $400

1353. UNION AMERICAN TIN MEDIUM FLOOR TRAIN | 7.5" l Loco | Loco and tender are professionally restored and aged to match, cars are original with typical wear for age, (Very Good Condition) | $1,000 -

Early American tin Firefly floor train, 7'' l.

French painted tin clockwork floor train, to include the locomotive inscribed DS on underside, a tender, two coaches and a gondola with hinged roof, engine and tender - 8 1/4'' l.

Early American Tin Hand Painted Floor Train - Locomotive & Four Passenger Cars - Circa 1890 - 25" Long

Just discovered, fresh to the market. PEGASUS CLOCKWORK ENGINE. STEVENS & BROWN. American tin, clockwork train engine, one of a few known surviving examples. Complex and Desirable. When clockwork mech

Hand painted tin floor train, clockwork driven locomotive with cast iron spoke wheels, tall stack, multi-colored, pulls, Boxcar stenciled "Chicago" on sides with additional lettering, cast iron spoke

Looks to be all original, including wooden stack, wooden front and base, and the bell on top of boiler. The stantions to bell look like they might be reattached. Stenciled "Vulcan" on both sides, one

Stenciled "America" on both sides of front. Nice stenciling to cab. Appears to have some repair marks where cab meets base. Cast iron wheels. Looks to have one replaced front gold cylinder piece and p

Group of mixed prewar O gauge trains for parts or restoration. Includes Lionel, Ives and American Flyer plus an unknown tin lithographed floor train. Sold as-is as seen in the photos with no returns.

American. 1910s. Painted tin, painted cast iron driver. The Wilkins Toy Company of Keene, New Hampshire manufactured a line of cast iron floor trains and toys from the late 1880's to 1919. 5 x 4 1/2 x

1890s Tin Locomotive. Early tin train with clockwork, 13 inches long, some original remaining paint.

Louis Marx Clockwork Tin Train Set, 7/5/4 inches

1880s Vigilant Tin Locomotive. Possibly by Merriam Manufacturing Durham, Ct. Clockwork floor toy locomotive. Sold as is, some parts appear replaced with paint retouched.

Early American. Probably Ives. Composition head figure with original clothes, wooden feet, has crouched hat which may or may not be original. Wooden clockwork base with repainted tin floor board. Cond

Ives, Blakeslee Company. Made of Tin. American - Circa 1885. 12.5" L. This is an impressive and colorful clockwork train engine. Ives, Blakeslee was considered the preeminent manufacturer of American

This is a great looking American Flyer locomotive with AF on the sides. Comes with a tin plate coal car. This key wind train appears to have been restored some time ago, but have no confirmation.