Arnold Mac 700 (US Zone Germany) motorcycle,multiple programs, the rider idles the motorcycle ,

Arnold Mac 700 (US Zone Germany) motorcycle,multiple programs, the rider idles the motorcycle, revvs up the engine, drives in a half circle, stops, dismounts by swinging right leg over the saddle, rem

Arnold US Zone Germany tin litho windup MAC 700 motorcycle. The windup mechanism works. It comes with a replacement key. The rider gets off and on the bike. Displays well with great graphics. Very goo

Wonderful US Zone Germany tin windup Arnold Mac 700 Motorcycle. All original and complete. Great colors and details. Works. An excellent example of this wonderful toy. Comes with original Arnold key.

Arnold Germany US zone tin litho windup Mac 700 motorcycle. Very clean piece with light wear at the normal spots expected for this piece, works great as well, comes with the original key.

13. ARNOLD MAC 700 SERIES MOTORCYCLE | Germany, wind-up. | 7.5" l. | Toy runs, but rider does not lift leg, minor touchups to rear fender, (Excellent Condition) | $250 - $500

Arnold U. S. Zone Germany - 1948 - 8 L Tin

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

Wonderful all original motorcycle with great action. Worked when tested, and got off and on motorcycle smoothly. Includes rare original box that is missing one end flap. Includes original key. The box

1441.ARNOLD MAC 700 MOTORCYCLE | Wind-up, Germany. | 8" l. | Toy needs cleaning, (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $400 - $600

Great looking tin windup Civilian Motorcycle. All original with nice colors. Works. 7 1/2" Excellent

Great looking tin windup Civilian Motorcycle. All original with nice colors. Works. 7 1/2" Excellent

Arnold, motorcycle MAC, US Z. Germany, 20 cm, tin, cw ok + function defective, paint d., C 2-

Red Civilian Racer. German: Huki, ca. 1950s. Tin litho wind-up toy motorcycle, red with a rider wearing red boots and red jacket, marked K-1021 and Made in U.S. Zone Germany, includes original wind ke

Mac 700 Daredevil Motorcycle. Germany: Arnold, mid-twentieth century. Tin litho wind-up motorcycle toy whose driver performs a trick, partially dismounting the bike while moving, marked with “Mac 70

German tin windup Mac 700 Motorcycle. Original bike with repaint on side of tanks and riders helmet. Windup works. Comes with original box. Very Good

This lot of 3 is comprised of: 1- US Zone Germany Arnold bike showing wear and soiling but displays well. 1- Technofix US Zone tin bike. 1- Technofix West German tin scooter toy. All in working condit

Scarce Arnold Mac 700 wind up tin model motorcycle. In good overall condition with minor blemishes noted. Works as it should, wheels spin and rider jumps. NON original key which works on this toy is i

US Zone, Germany, lithographed tin cycle with rider, clockwork driven, red cycle with nice graphics, racer wears #2 on back. 5" l.

Both marked "Made in US Zone Germany". Larger one is Technofix. Tin litho tires are marked "Continental Record". Civilian Rider. Smaller one marked "GF 207" on top of front fender. Original headlamp.

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Motorcycle is marked "Made in U.S. Zone Germany". This mark was used on toys exported from Germany between 1945 and 1949 when U.S. allies occupying controlled territor

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Motorcycle is marked "Made in U.S. Zone Germany". This mark was used on toys exported from Germany between 1945 and 1949 when U.S. allies occupying controlled territor