EARLY AMERICAN TIN SIDE WHEEL BOAT

Nice original early American Tin Sidewheel Boat. Still has some original paint. 8 1/2" Very Good

1348. FALLOWS FLIRT SIDE-WHEELER BOAT | Fairly large early American tin floor toy is hand painted white throughout, soft blue accents on top of paddle wheel covers, some overpainted red to railings an

American, early 20th century. Red and white lithographed steam ship with two stacks and two small hanging boats on sides. Rides on three small wheels and functions properly. 4"h., 12"l., 2.5"w.

Early hand painted American tin, stenciled sides of paddle wheel read "Snowflake", tall stack at front of deck along with captains quarters, cast iron spoke wheels, clockwork driven, very scarce examp

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

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.

American style engine stenciled "Duke" on both sides of boiler. Has cow catcher and heart-shaped wheels. Looks to be original bell and stack. Matching four wheel tender and two four wheel passenger ca

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

Smaller engine and tender pulling two jappened gold wash cars with spoke wheels and a faded name on front of both sides of engine, seems to be "Rocket" and original stack. Second set is slightly large

Early American hand painted tin with cast iron wheels, classic tin toy features two hinged compartments with covers and hinged canopy, drawn by two white horses, side stenciling reads, "Confectionery,

Early 20th C. Tin Litho Ship, wood masts front and back with tin crows nest, two stack, four life boats on wire holders, four wheels underneath for movement, tin litho American Flag applied on front,

Early 20th C. Tin Litho Ship, wood masts front and back with tin crows nest, two wood stacks at top, four life boats on wire holders, four wheels underneath for movement, tin litho American Flag appli

One is a Unique Art boy riding tricycle; early version with spoked wheels. The second is a Girard Dodge 'Em bumper car with lithographed driver and marked "No. 8" on the side. Some scratching and wear

Includes Structo U.S. Mail Truck, nice decals on both sides of back and on front by grille, some magic marker writing on it and a few small dents and wear to wheels. Second is a Converse early wind-up

Lot of 3 Antique Tin Toys - Pull-Toy Horse, Rattle, Other - pull-toy horse on platform, metal wheels, 4 1/2" L; 19th C baby rattle and horn, American eagle on either side, embossed front and back For

Very scarce tin windup Buffalo Toys Bettsy Green Side Wheel Boat. All original and complete. Great primative look. Windup works. A hard toy to find. 26" Excellent

Early American tin toy with iron wheels by James Fallows circa 1880. Dimensions are: 10 3/8" long X 9" tall. All measurements are approximate.

Early American Tin Horse Bell Toy. Cast iron wheels and tin painted horse from one of the Connecticut 19th century toy makers. Measures 7 1/4 inches long.

DESCRIPTION: New England mixed media pen, ink, watercolor and gouache on paper. Two coastal passenger side wheel steamships, one flying early American flag. Small fishing vessel in foreground. Late 19

American, 20th century. Cast iron construction. Steam side-wheel boat, 3"h., and a reproduction military ship named "Oregon", 5.5"h.

1276. THREE EARLY AMERICAN TIN STILL BANKS | Yellow Gothic building missing side posts, paint in All Original Condition.

Early maroon painted tin gondola, eight wheels, stenciled sides, wheels at each end.

Perhaps one of the rarest toys in Jack’s collection! This early American tin toy from the 1850-1860’s era is in remarkable all original excellent condition. F.F. & F. had a knack of going the extr

C. Late 19th century push Locomotive, originally rubber band-driven. Stenciled on side. Looks to be all original, including stack. Has some nice stenciling on cab roof and ringing bell inside cab. The