Lehmann Ernst Paul Patentwerk, Tap-Tap (gardener with

Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1920 This example is Near Mint in its original box. It works very well. Material: Tin

Lehmann "Oh-My" Dancing Toy Model no. 500! Made by Ernst Paul Lehmann, Brandenburg. Clockwork-driven tap dancer, lithographed tin, height 9 7/8 in., working, with box (EPL 690). A rare variant. Probab

Lehmann Ernst Paul Patentwerk the tame seal, sheet metal, 1899 - 1935, 60 x 190 x 110 mm, good condition, intact, bell and moustache are missing German Description Lehmann Ernst Paul Patentwerk Der za

Lehmann, Tap-Tap, German pw, tin, cw ok, min. paint d., otherwise C 1-2

; Production Run: 1907-45. The gardener pushes his wheelbarrow with a very realistic walking motion found in the figure’s legs. This offering includes the original spade.

Made by Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1889 Dropping a coin in the bank causes a candy treat to be dispensed in the tray below. This bank is quite scarce. Material: Tin

Wind up toy complete with original box. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". In working order. The toy exhibits several areas of very minor surface lo

Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1920 A far superior and bright example of this wonderful Lehmann toy. It works very well. Material: Tin

Wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". Toy functioning but won't stay upright as stabilizer wheels are missing. Exhibits scattered areas of

German - Circa 1917 A colorful and dramatic toy by Ernst Paul Lehmann. It is 8.25” long and works well. Material: Tin

Wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". The wind up motor is working but the spring drive is missing. Exhibits scattered areas of paint loss

By Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1898 This scarce Lehmann toy with gyroscopic action is very evocative of a day at the fair. 7” long and works well. Material: Tin

By Ernst Paul Lehmann. German - 1895 - 6" Long. This is a gyroscopic activated toy that works well.

Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1918 This is a scarce Lehmann windup. It retains its original cloth sides and works well. Material: Tin

By Ernst Paul Lehmann. Germany - Circa 1910.

Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - 1920's - 10.75" Tall Pristine This is an extremely scarce variation, on box bottom EPL 685. The figure holds a Conductor's Baton.

Lithographed tinplate. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". In working order. The toy exhibits areas of moderate to heavy surface losses and oxidation most noticeable on the

Wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". In working condition. The toy exhibits a little light soiling and scattered areas of very minor pain

Wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". In working order. Exhibits scattered areas of minor to moderate surface loss and oxidation, especial

Made by Ernst Paul Lehmann of Germany. Made of Tin. Excellent Overall (A bit faded).

Coiled spring wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". The toy exhibits a little light scratching, soiling, and scattered areas of minor surf

By Ernst Paul Lehmann. German - 1905 - 5" Long.

Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - Circa 1905 This gyroscopic operated toy works very well. Material: Tin

Coiled spring wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". Mechanically functioning. Traces of a flesh tone overpaint exist on the driver's left