Early American Tin Train Engine, 6" Long, very Go

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

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

Early Tin Wind-up / Key Wind Train Engine Stenciled Traveler - paint wear, no other issues. 9" L x 4" W x 6 1/2" H

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 Tin Locomotive Train Engine & Clark-Schieble Tin Trolley - Trolley approx 7" h x 13" l x 3.5" w and locomotive approx 6.5" h x 9.5" l x 4" w

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

Very early tin wind-up floor train engine. Engine very nicely lithographed, marked on sides of boiler with number 112. Missing smoke stack, approximate size is 6 1/2" (L), 4 1/4" (H), 2 1/2" (W at whe

Vintage diecast model train set by A.C. Gilbert Company, New Haven, CT. American, ca. early to mid 20th century. American Flyer Tru-Model Train with engine, coal car, 6 cars, and caboose, as well as t

Lot of 4 Very Early Tin Train Toys including: 1) Very Early 1900's and wonderful Pressed Steel Metal Red Toy Locomotive Train Engine and Coal tinder Push Toy. 16" long Dayton? 2) Black Tin Litho "Moun

Friction Drive…Hill Climber C0732 …10 inches long, great condition with minor dents on 2 color and graphics good

Mostly American, 20th century. Group of various tin vehicles including cars, trucks, trains, etc. From 2.5" to 6" long.

Orober Mfg. • Germany - Circa 1925 - 6.5” Long The train works well and retains its original cardboard box. Material: Tin

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

American, ca. 1900. Includes a pressed tin train with three cars, 12" long, a tin train with horse and rider, 9" long, and a tin horse drawn carriage, 11" long. All three retain some original paint.

Includes cast iron steam engine with tender, Includes straight and curve track, With flattened original box, Includes untested transformer, Unknown working condition, Engine measures 7 inches long.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Includes a cast-iron fire engine, a smaller horse-drawn cast-iron fire engine, a tin horse-drawn bell, and a tin doll-sized tricycle. Longest is 6.75" long. This lot is e

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

German Tin Railroad Porter with Luggage Cart Trolley/Cart Wind Up Toy. Marked ZMF, Made in US Zone Germany. Working wind up train porter toy. Over 6 inches long.

American, early 20th century. Includes two horses, one sheep, and a ram with bell. 6.5" to 7" long.

American, 2nd quarter-20th century. Engine and four lithographed tin cars along with eleven pieces of track. Missing winding key. Engine is 8.5" long.

Nomura tin Circus Car Early Japan toy in a very rare box, 6" long.

Nomura tin Circus Car Early Japan toy in a very rare box, 6" long. Scarce toy.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Tin with worn original red and green paint. 5"h. 12.5"l. And wood with tin cow catcher and original red paint and faint impressed patent date "__ 190_". Wear.