Pressed Tin Hill Climber Automobile with Driver

Possibly Dayton, approx. 13" long. Includes tin figural driver. Shows overall wear throughout with paint scuffs, scratches, etc.

DESCRIPTION: Pressed tin "Hill Climber" locomotive and tender. Painted maroon and gold. MEASUREMENTS: Locomotive 15-1/4" long x 4" wide x 7" tall. Tender 9-3/4" long x 3-1/4" wide x 5-3/4" tall. CONDI

DAYTON pressed steel hill climber truck with handpainted driver intact. Original paint, gentleman who consigned it said it was his Fathers. Pretty nice original paint, measures 11" long.

German painted tin hill climber fire ladder truck, with cast iron driver, 19 1/2'' l.

11.75x4.25x6 inches, some original paint remains, driver unattached, working friction

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

TOY HAUSSER SCOUT CARGerman, circa 1940, tin. Hill climber back wheels to the brown on grey camouflage vehicle with top driver and two interior figures, "312" and other German markings, shov

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

11.5x3.5x5.75 inches, cast iron driver, some original paint remains, non-working friction

Early Dayton Hill Climber Fire Truck. All original with driver and ladders. Very nice paint. 17" Excellent

Maker unknown, possibly Republic Tool Co. Each approx. 11" long. Each features friction motor, not working. All show some wear with paint scuffs, scratches, rust, etc. Two are missing drivers, unsure

EARLY TIN WEIGHT DRIVEN HILL CLIMBER CAR IN GREEN PAINT W/ TIN DRIVER

Approx. 13" long. Friction motor not working, missing driver. Shows overall wear throughout with scuffing, scratches, etc.

Rare Schieble Hillclimber Roadster - pressed steel in original red paint, original driver, wheels and mechanics, 12" L.

Early Schieble flywheel / hill climber mechanism biplane with tin driver. The plane displays well with correct paint loss and wear from play and age. The wingspan measures approximately 11" across and

Toy, Hill Climber touring car w/driver & passengers, pressed steel, c.1910, missing one wood headlight, o/wise VG orig cond, 8"H x 10"L.

Toy Hill Climber Circus Wagon, pressed steel w/cast iron driver & 2 animals, Rare, c.1910, VG+ orig cond w/minimal wear, 9"H x 13"L.

Toys (2), German Hill Climber touring car, litho on tin, Exc+ cond, 4.25"L & Lehmann NA-OB donkey cart w/driver, litho on tin, c.1906, spring winds but does not want to move cart, VG cond, 6"L.

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

Early painted tin and wood toy auto with heavy inertia powered flywheel, modeled after Riker electric automobile, marked on bottom pat. 1897

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 10.5" long with 2 passengers (not sure if original). Missing driver. Made of tin, wood, and cast iron. Shows wear throughout. Examine

This trade sign was made in 1897 by Silas West from Haverhill, Massachusetts. Silas made these signs to be put up on walls, buildings and barns to advertise local businesses. This sign is very unique,

Untested used As Is

7 x 8 x 4 inches