FRENCH OPEN TOURING AUTO

Milton Bradley, circa 1907, Santa is pictured on lid driving an open touring auto, extensive winter scenery revealed in background, great images, interior lid features Santa climbing out of chimney, i

Renault open touring auto with 3 passengers. 4 pieces. Condition excellent.

12. PINARD BOAT TAIL OPEN TOURING CAR | Hand painted French convertible touring car with large attractive head lamps, detailed fabric cushions on seats, floral patterns on door handles, and hand opera

One is a race car, litho driver. One is a CKO Kellerman auto. The last is open touring car marked "Germany" on the back tire. Moderate wear. Conditions vary.Condition:(Very Good - Excellent).Dimension

French - 1925 - 13.25" L This is an excellent and colorful example of the toy. Figures are replacements. Excellent

painted heavy tin auto with opening rear doors, faux-tufted tin seating, painted wood headlamps; this is a non-clockwork version of these early Converse autos 15" l.

Measures 24" by 12" by 14", By Wendy Berg. Features an early 1900's right-hand drive French touring car with four passengers, mounted on a walnut base. Excellent

Has original rear wheel and license plate, also original steering wheel and windshield. Headlights are still intact, open touring car marked "ANDRE CITRON MADE IN FRANCE" on bottom of toy. Car is all

781. JONES & BIXLER OPEN TOURING CAR | Book example, page 176 , "Cast Iron Automotive Toys, 2000." | 9" l. | Replaced figures, auto is (Good to Very Good Condition) | $400 - $600

Probably French - 1920/30's - 7" / 8" L One with windup and the other a pull toy. Very Fine Condition

All in original painted finishes, including one marked Tootsietoy dump truck, 3" long; plus two 1920's sedans in green, 2 1/8" long; plus open touring car in red, 2 1/4" long, plus third sedan in yell

Germany, lithographed tin, two bay garage opens to reveal key wind blue sedan and red open touring car, one has seated driver. Garage 8 1/4" w. Autos 6" l.

One is an open touring car with full-bodied driver and gold wash bonnet. Second one is a closed limousine with full-bodied driver and passengers lithographed in windows, gold wash bonnet and unusual i

Lot includes: touring auto, coach, lawn mower, boom truck, open service truck, and road roller, toys appear made of die-cast or lead.

Interesting boxed set for table play features paper litho track and background scenery, bunny track runs end to end, includes four penny toy open carriage autos which race to end targets, as winner hi

Limited edition mini Arc de Triomphe monument is crafted in soft grays with beautiful textural detailing. A touring sedan at the hinged clasp, opens this little treasure to a miniature French flag ins

Dual cowl open phaeton with original tin litho driver. Rear mounted tin litho wheel with license plate. Circa 1930. Electric headlamps. Scarce toy. Some areas of minor paint touch-up (could be factory

French - 1925 - 13.25" LA scarce and charming auto, overall in very fine condition with a tiny bit of repaint on the bonnet. Very Fine (See Description)

London made, with 20 horsepower straight six engine #G1332, serial #8 GIII, with custom body by All-Weather Motor Bodies Limited of Canterbury and London. Together with two original Rolls Royce owner'

Made by Georges Carette Cie. Germany - 1910 - 13" Long. Here is another genuine beauty by the Georges Carette Company. Considering this toy car is now 110 years old, this toy remains in a very superio

Five gallon square metal can, empty. Has good color and shine. Display is good, reverse and sides have some wear. There is a piece cut out of the top. Condition (8.9 & 8). Size Five Gallon.

Circa 1905. Clockwork motor. Rubber tires and beveled glass windshield. Rear doors open. Very attractive looking car that has been professionally restored. Has replacement headlamps and rubber tires.

Tin Windup Delahane Open Touring sedan in Largest Size, likely by Pinard of France. This is an extremely difficult toy to find, as it is the largest in a flight of three cars offered circa 1918. There

Made by the J. Distler Company. Germany - Circa 1915 - 11 1/2" Long. Among its competitors, the Distler Company was known for producing lithographed tin toys at the lower end of the quality spectrum.