Buddy "L" Scoop-N-Dump Truck

Description

American. 1950s. Pressed steel. Embossed, "Buddy "L" Toys East Moline, Illinois", on tires. From the Yvan Lalonde Collection.

Size
9" x 8.25" x 22".

Condition
Very good condition. Original paint and decals. Shows paint nicks, pitting, scuffs, and playwear.

Medium
Pressed steel.

Signature
Embossed, "Buddy "L" Toys East Moline, Illinois", on tires.

Provenance
From the Yvan Lalonde Collection.

Buyer's Premium

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Buddy "L" Scoop-N-Dump Truck

Lot 0182

Estimate CA$300-CA$500

Mar 6, 2026, 8:15 PM EST

Starting Price

Secure

CA$25

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