Dayton Hill Climber Trolley Car

Description

Made in U.S.A. 1910-1920. Pressed steel. The specific "Pay As You Enter" marking mirrored a major real-world shift in American public transit. Historically, conductors would walk through cars to collect fares, but starting in 1908-1909, cities like Dayton and Columbus began implementing "Pay-As-You-Enter" systems to increase efficiency. Companies such as Dayton Toys updated their models to reflect this modern trend. Unmarked. From The Yvan Lalonde Collection

Size
8" x 5" x 21".

Condition
Good condition. Stable paint flakes and oxidation. Trolley pole may be a replacement. Tested and working.

Medium
Pressed steel.

Signature
Unmarked.

Provenance
From The Yvan Lalonde Collection

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Dayton Hill Climber Trolley Car

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