PAINTED TIN TROLLEY

Converse Tin Trolley. Circa 1900s. Pressed painted tin trolley with seats, roof, and wheels. Approximately 16" long. Worn, soiled, rusted, lacking several pieces (signs, seat backs, operator levers, p

Hand painted tin, red trolley, drawn by two horse team, stenciled "Broadway Line," on sides. 16" l.

17 3/4" painted heavy tin trolley with opening door and folding step. Has cast iron wheels and flywheel motor. Missing wire on roof and one door. Original paint. Very Good

LATE 19TH CENTURY PAINTED TIN 13 1/4" HILL CLIMBER FRICTION TOY TROLLEY CAR - ATTRIBUTED TO DAYTON, WEAR, SCRATCHES AND MINER LOSSES TO PAINT, IMPERFECTIONS

205. EARLY TIN HORSE DRAWN TROLLEY | Early American, hand painted tin six window trolley, done in yellow body, red roof and stenciling on sides with wire railings, drawn by two horses, a charming piec

painted tin horse drawn trolley; minor flaking; L-9", G-VG

Early tin painted rapid transit trolley car. Fly wheel driven. Eight wheel platform base. Operable side doors. 7" high, 20" x 4 1/2". Approximately 60-70% original paint; has later fluorescent interio

1224. GEORGE BROWN MIDDLETOWN BRANCH TROLLEY | Early American hand painted tin toy. | 12" l. | Some railings reattached, horses are authentic but reattached to hitch with paint enhancements in areas,

Scarce example, red hand painted tin body with wooden floor and black roof, spring suspension, this early trolley is a nice offering. 10" l.

Electric powered O-gauge with lithographed sides and painted tin roof. Some chipping and wear to roof but overall very good to excellent condition. Dimensions: 4" x 8" x 2 - 3/4".

circa 1914-16, O gauge electric trolley with lithographed tin body (very good to excellent with some wear and bending) on 10 spoke cast iron wheels with painted tin 2 piece roof (serious paint loss an

1905 Morton E. Converse and Co. tin trolley, City Hall Park 175, 6 bench seat, spinning Union Depot and City Hall Park destination plates at top, hand painted decorations at sides, 15-1/2" L

Antique Tin Trolley Car, green and red pressed tin on four gold painted spoke wheels, no maker's markings, 19th / 20th C, 16"l, 6"h. CONDITION: Very good, with areas of paint loss, wear and discolorat

Circa 1900. Painted pressed tin with stencil lettering, 18" long. The mechanism functions nicely with trolley pole as key. It has all its destination boards, though the paint is worn. It also has all

Early American tin example, clockwork driven, embossed tin pattern painted in blue and red, drawn by two brown houses. 10 1/2" l.

Attributed to Germany, great early hand painted trolley, labels on sides read "Central Tramway Co.", 14" L

Toys tolleys (2), Toonerville Trolley, c.1922 by Fontain Fox, litho on tin windup & Toonerville Trolley by David O. King, painted steel, VG & Exc cond, up to 7"H.

Standard Ga. 14 1/2" long, painted pressed steel and tin. It is nicely designed, but totally unmarked. It has reversing seat backs, removable side boards(1 missing support though), and Lionel style co

circa 1914-16, O gauge electric trolley with lithographed tin body which has been modified with head light in one end (very good with some wear and bending) on 10 spoke cast iron wheels with painted t

painted wood version, 8 1/2 in, w/3 characters, tin version, 11 1/2 in tall, on single Ives std ga truck, black tin version, on Lionel gang car chassis, O ga, 7 in, tin & wood version, 8 1/2 in, all a

DST. A very early and scarce piece of Circa 1920's Tin Advertising from Shell Gasoline. This is an unusually tough to find piece in collectible grade and this is one of the finest examples known. COND

Large-Scale French Painted Tin Bull's Head fourth quarter 19th century, probably from a French butcher's shop, carefully articulated, with a collar around its neck. h. 20-1/2", w. 21", d. 16-3/4"

Four Pressed and Painted Tin Figural Pull Toys comprising a trotting horse, a horse and rider, a dog and rider, and a ram with herder.   Height of the tallest 13 inches.   Property from the

DST. This sign is in excellent shape with a great Nourse graphic. Side A has a little bit of paint loss under the word "Business" and some slight surface scratching to the face of the sign. It is mark