LOT OF 2: EARLY HILL-CLIMBER HORSELESS CARRIAGE

One has cast figures of what look like Buster Brown and a woman with movable arms. No steering wheel. Other one has a driver with a woman with movable arms, original but probably not to these autos. B

One has steering wheel and two cast-iron driver and passengers. Original, but maybe not to this car. Second one has a female driver and no steering wheel. Both have a counterweight hill-climber mechan

includes early steam engine that appears to have been converted to electric, and 2 tin litho passenger cars. The green/red car appears to be a hillclimber but missing the weight, and the yellow/red is

the car with wood and tin body and metal wheels 8" long, 3" wide and 8" high to the top of the driver 19th century

GROUP OF SIX CAST IRON TOYS & DOOR STOP. Includes 1930s Kenton horse-drawn fire pumper with driver; 1898 Self-propelled "Hill Climber" horseless carriage by D.P. Clark, Dayton, Ohio, 10" L., wooden bo

Possibly Dayton, not sure. Blue sedan has friction rear wheels, and other piece is a hillclimber. The bottom weight is detached and present. Wear throughout both with scuffs, paint loss, etc. Steering

Lot including (2) early carriage lamps (14" L.), and hall lamp (21 1/2" Ht.).

Both in original boxes with wood bottoms and cardboard tops. The smaller game is "Par Monts & Par Vaux", loosely translates to "Hill and Dale". Shows direction sheet on back of one of wooden boards de

Made by either Dayton or Converse. One has provenance from the Atlanta Toy Museum. There is a dump type truck, which is stenciled over the top "1918" on both sides. There is an original cast driver, t

The first is an engine and tender combination, marked "Double Friction Engine" with a cowcatcher on front. Second is a hill climber car with a cast iron driver and two lady figures. The third is anoth

rated 6, 7.5", has wear, motor works.

Early Dayton hill climber 3-seater touring car. Car has paint loss and wear from play and age. The friction doesn't work. Measures approximately 11 1/2" long.

American. 1910s. Painted cast iron. 5 1/2 x 6 x 3 1/2". Exhibits general wear and scattered areas of paint loss. Most of the gold paint has worn off of the wheels. Some light surface rust evident in a

Included in this lot is a small brown Souvenir jug that says "from the hills of old Kentucky". It is in very good condition with some slight wear to the handle. Also included is a small jug from Old K

Lot consists of: first, a Dayton taxi cab push toy with original driver, flywheel could be missing or they could have made it into different variations; second, a Dayton or Converse Hillclimber trolle

HORSELESS CARRIAGE DEPICTING EARLY AUTO, SLEIGH, BICYCLES CA. 1900 2 1/4" X 6" X 3 1/2"

Early pressed steel hill climber toy truck. 12 1/2" L..

Early pressed steel hill climber locomotive train toy. 13 1/2" L..

Lot of 2. 1) 1874 illustrated corner ad. cover for Hill & Knaugh, Marysville Carriage and Wagon Factory, with billhead. Back of billhead has printed advertisements! 2) Corner ad. cover for John Landis

American-made Scheibel Tinplate 8 wheel Locomotive (15 1/2" long) & 4 wheel Tender (10 1/2" long) circa 1905. Friction powered, bell rings when moving. Early, rare American Toy. 2 pieces. Condition go

Made by the Harris Toy Company. Toledo, Ohio - Circa Early 1900's - 7 1/2" Long. Clockwork versions of Harris's horseless carriages seldom cross the auction block.

Lot of 3- 15" Kenton wagons. Some paint touch up and one has a broken wheel. Includes 2 original drivers, and a repainted hill climber driver. Condition varies. Good-Very Good AS-IS

Artwork lot (3) pieces including early framed print for Queens Funeral (frame overall 16 1/2" x 14 1/2"), early gouache or watercolor of figures with carriage, signed indistinctly LRC (sight 7 1/2" x

Unmarked, but probably Kenton. One horse-less carriage, one truck, two other early sedans. All have yellow spoke cast wheels. CONDITION: Paint chipping and wear to roofs, overall very good condition.