Husky "Sand and Gravel" Truck

Description

Canadian. 1960s. Pressed steel. Embossed, "Husky Toys", on tires. From the Yvan Lalonde Collection.

Size
4" x 5" x 11".

Condition
Very good condition. Original paint and screening. Minor paint nicks and playwear. Oxidation to tinplate bumper.

Medium
Pressed steel.

Signature
Embossed, "Husky Toys", on tires.

Provenance
From the Yvan Lalonde Collection.

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Husky "Sand and Gravel" Truck

Lot 0120

Estimate CA$200-CA$300

Mar 6, 2026, 7:29 PM EST

Current Price (2 bids)

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Toys - The Yvan Lalonde Collection

Feb 12, 2026 4:50 PM EST

New Hamburg, ON, Canada

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