Tin lithographed key wind trolley car;#782, key win

Lithographed tin, hand car toy features standing driver, key wind operated, nicely detailed example. 14" l.

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.

2. MARX WHOOPIE CRAZY CAR W/BOX | Louis Marx Co., lithographed tin, whimsical auto, box graphics depict young driver with girls seated on trunk, key wind operated. 7.5" l.

"118," Germany, lithographed tin, features upper deck seating, seated driver, key wind on side, drawn by two brown horses. 9" l.

England, Chad Valley, circa 1947, lithographed tin, plated grille, done in red body, key wind driven. 9 3/4" l.

Marx Toys, lithographed tin open auto, plastic figure of Dora with spring neck bobble head, key wind mechanism. 5 1/2" l.

Tin Lithographed Wind up RAILWAY TRUCK # MS 351 showing 2 boys on railroad hand car cart, key included, 5-1/2" wide x 3-1/2" tall, mint in original box, made in China. Unused and not displayed. Great

Tin Lithographed Wind up RAILWAY TRUCK # MS 351 showing 2 boys on railroad hand car cart, key included, 5-1/2" wide x 3-1/2" tall, mint in original box, made in China. Unused and not displayed. Great

Tin Lithographed Wind up RAILWAY TRUCK # MS 351 showing 2 boys on railroad hand car cart, key included, 5-1/2" wide x 3-1/2" tall, mint in original box, made in China. Unused and not displayed. Great

Germany, 1920's, lithographed tin, fire pumper and ladder truck, both key-wind operated. 6" l.

Germany, lithographed tin, done in red and yellow bodies, electric poles on roof, keywind operated. 11 3/4" l.

This lot of two tin lithographed wind up toys includes 1 - German Lehmann Tut Tut car. Mechanical features work, the car emits sound, and has original Lehmann key. Car has some wearing on driver. Also

Tin Lithographed Wind up TRAM CAR #1904 Hong Kong Tramways Limited with key, MS 263, 6-1/2" long, mint in original box, made in China. Unused and not displayed. Untested. As is.

Lithographed tin car, FIAT Balilla, license plate 760-PD. Wind up mechanism with fixed key. Tin driver, original. Lithographed wheels marked SUPERFLEX INGAP 525x18. Marked INGAP. 1930sPerfect conditio

TOKYO Tin Trolley Train Wind Up Toy Tin Litho, Car #3038, Works with Built in Key. Made in Japan, 1950's. 3 3/8" tall x 1 3/4" wide x 4" long Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

Lithographed tin car, FIAT Balilla, license plate 3572-PD, model with electric light (central headlight) operated with electric battery. Wind up mechanism with fixed key. Marked INGAP. 1930sExcellent

This German made tin lithographed wind up toy was manufactured by Nifty. Toy has fixed key. Lithograph on toy is slightly worn and has some scratches. Condition (Very Good). Size 6-1/2" T.

Street Car Tin Wind Up Toy Trolley. Tin Litho with American and Japanese Flags, Works with built in Key. Made in Japan for American Market, 1950's Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve.

Lot of 2 Marx Old Jalopy pressed tin, colorful lithographed windup toy cars for Spanish market. Beautiful lithographed artwork we have come to expect from Marx. These toys have a built in key on the p

Open-top LAMBDA type car, opening rear doors, driver driving on the right, in lithographed sheet metal. Wind up mechanism with fixed key. License plate I - 38 - 3304. Solid disc tin wheels. INGAP Made

Lithographed tin, key wind, features young fiddler, performing dog with cane in mouth and dancing figure, all on rooftop stage base. 10" h.

Vintage Ranger Steel, tin litho Cross Country Turnpike, no. 450, with (2) tin litho key wind cars, outer track with switch to inner track, tunnel and upright gas station, 15" x 27" (no box), have key.

Canada Tin Key Wind Bumper Car, bump and spin type, yellow, red grill and interior with driver, early 20th C, 10"l. CONDITION: Very good, possibly missing rubber bumpers, winding mechanism appears to

Tipp & Co. Lithograph Tin Keywind Christmas Car 9 x 11 1/2 x 4 1/2 in. Sold Sotheby's New York, December 12, 1998, Lot 510. The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty.   The Collection of An