Four Tin Toy Airplanes, c. 1955-65

Four Tin Toy Airplanes, c. 1955-65 Lithographed tin. 1) Gama, No. 1000, Pan American World Airways Clipper, friction-drive (working), battery for the position lights (untested), 2 wheels missing, leng

12 Tin Toy Airplanes, c. 1955-65 1) Arnold, Germany. Douglas DC 6B, The Flying Dutchman (De Vliegende Hollander), lithographed tin, friction drive (working), length 10 in. - 2) Yonezawa, Japan. Scandi

Toy Airplanes and Helicopters, c. 1955-65 1) 13 aircraft toys made in Germany by Technofix, Huki, B&S and Hammerer & Kühlwein, lithographed tin, spring or friction-drive, all working, length up to 10

Four Airplane Toys, c. 1955 1) Hoch & Beckmann, No. 724, Germany, airport with tower, lithographed tin, spring-drive (working), with 4 circling planes and 2 planes in the hall, near-mint in box. - 2)

c. 1936. Box has four-sided lithography and is complete, but does have some repair. This is one of the most difficult Popeye boxes to find and shows nice depiction of Popeye flying an airplane and smo

2 German Tin Toys, c. 1955 1) Hans Biller, Nuremberg. Clown "Bimbo", with artistic movements. – And: 2) "WÜCO", Fritz Wümmerlein, Zirndorf. Mechanical boxman, made in US-Zone Germany. – Both toy

2 "Distler Porsche" Tin Toy Cars, c. 1955 Johann Distler, Nuremberg. Electro Matic 7500 model, battery-powered, length both 9 7/8 in., blue and gray, with 1 reproduction ignition key and boxes, untest

GAMA 350 Cadillac Tin Toy Car, c. 1955 Lithographed tin, friction, steerable front wheels, original driver figure, length 12 ¼ in., with repro box. Blechspielzeug-Auto "GAMA 350" Cadillac, um 1955 Li

Japanese Tin-Toy Airplanes and Helicopters, c. 1960-70 Lithographed tin, battery-operated, spring-driven or friction drive. 1) Flying Bus Vertol 107, made by Modern Toys, length 16 ½ in. - 2) Cessna

Four German Tin Toys 1) Lehmann Peter 503, c. 1950, VEB Spielwarenwerk Patent-Lineol, GDR, lithographed tin, spring-driven (working), length 4 ¾ in. After the Lehmann firm had been expropriated

Four Early Tin Litho Penny Toys, Late 19th C, including: Gnome on watermelon chasing rabbit, (on wheels), 3 1/2", hanging bird in bird cage, 1 1/4" x 1 3/4"h, house with cats bank (lift hinged roof),

4 Japanese Tin Toys 1) Bossie "Cow" toy by Alps, c. 1955. Patent no. 373980, lithographed tin, spring-driven (working). The cow trots forwards, wiggles her tail and sticks out her tongue. Length 6 in.

8 Penny Toy Tractors, c. 1955 Lithographed tin. 1) 3 x Georg Fischer, GF-333, with trailers, original without drive, length each 6 in. - 2) 3 x Gama, various models, spring-driven (all working), 2 wi

6 Tin Toy Motorcycles and a Scooter Lithographed tin. 1) PN200, c. 1955, Philipp Niedermeier, Nuremberg. The rider performs a handstand. Spring defective, length 6 ¼ in. - 2) MS-359, China, c. 1995,

Including four tin airplanes the largest measuring 6 1/2" long, a plastic toy plane and a wooden sailboat.

5 Toy Airplanes, c. 1960 1) Wiking Ju 52 in original box. - 2) Gama 15 helicopter, tin, spring-driven. - 3) 2 x Schuco F13, one in Lufthansa box. - And: 4) Schuco Piccolo Ju 52, in box. 5 Spielzeug-

2 Motorbike Toys, c. 1955 1) Kellermann (CKO), No. 353, Made in U.S.-Zone Germany, lithographed tin, spring drive (working, mechanism sticks slightly), with co-driver leaning left or right into the cu

Antique Henry Katz Tin Toy Airplane, ''Spirit of St. Louis'' N-X 211 c. 1927-1930, has much of the original lithograph is present, ''The Spirit of St. Louis'' on both sides of the fuselage, clockwork

Biller Toy Clam Shovel, c. 1955 Lithographed tin, clockwork (working), length approx. 7 4/5 in., good condition, original box. Spielzeug-Greifbagger "Biller", um 1955 Lithographiertes Blech, Federwer

204. BOXED JAPANESE RUBBER BAND DRIVEN BI-PLANE | Interesting early airplane toy with exposed wire frame and fabric wings, has dummy rotary engine, wooden propeller, and four tin wheels for landing ge

Buffalo Toys 3 Airplane Carousel Tin Toy. 7 inches tall push toy spins flying airplanes. c.1930.

2 Large Toy Motorcycles by Tippco, c. 1955 TCO-598, lithographed tin, friction (working), windscreen renewed, length each 11 ¾ in. 1) Motorcycle with saddle bags, driver's arms soldered to the body.

Tobacciana Toy & Album (2), "Wings" cigarettes promotional toy airplane & trade card album, c.1940s, tin litho w/wind-up motor for propeller & wheels, mfgd by Non-Pareil-Bloomfield, NJ & album contain

c. 1925, novel toy, very colorful, mechanical toy auto race game, includes four 2" tin lithographed automobiles, which race around track when toy is wound. 13" w.