Lehmann Oho tin litho wind up car

Original tin litho driver. Marked "Lehmann" on the rear. Nice clean example with minor to moderate wear. (Excellent). 4" L.

Lehmann Tin Litho Wind Up Toy "Oho" Chauffeur Driven Car. Wear to paint on wheels otherwise good condition. 4 inches long.

One is a wind up OHO Car with original driver, which is missing the steering wheel and tiller, but otherwise excellent condition. The second is a part piece Iteo Car with original driver, but missing

Germany, 2nd quarter-20th century. Lithographed die-cast with driver, and metal wheels, 4"h. 4"w.

Lehmann Tin Litho Wind Up Toy Clown Car being pulled by pig. Made in Germany. Paint loss otherwise good condition. 7 1/4 inches long.

Lehmann Autin tin litho windup clockwork toy pedal car 684, Made in Germany, 1903.

Lehmann 656 Tin Litho Windup "Vineta" Monorail Gyro Train Car. Made circa 1913 to 1935. Said to have been modeled after an experimental German monorail, probably the gyroscopic designs of August Scher

Lot of three German Lehmann tin litho wind-up toys, all Onkel-Onkel variations: first, an Ampol, whcih depicts Perry in fur coat driving tiller three-wheel car with replaced top piece; second, a compl

Bell Wyman mark on back of garage, marked "Lehmann Made In Germany". This is the tougher to find one car garage with green sedan. Sedan is marked "765" with original doors. Very little wear.Condition:

Includes Tut Tut automobile with man driving car with horn in mouth, has original bellows which do not work, looks to have original headlights and "Marke Lehmann" on hood with the bell mark. Some scra

Includes original driver. Marked "DRGM" on bottom. Missing little cloth flag in front. Marked "Terra" on very front of car. Looks to be all original. Appears to have some scratching and wear, especial

Tin litho wind up car by Lehmann Toys 6 1/2" Condition: See photos Temp No 3044

German Lehmann tin windup OHO open cab automobile car with driver. The windup mechanism is in working order. The car has some scattered wear from play and age. Displays well with good graphics. Measur

Hard to find German Lehmann Tut Tut tin litho windup automobile. Displays well with headlamps, horn, and spoked wheels. The car has some fading and paint loss from play and age. The windup mechanism w

Toys (2), ASGW litho on tin windup car w/driver, early 1900's, VG working cond, 5"L & Lehmann AHA Delivery Van, tin windup, c.1907-35, no driver version, spring winds but slow to catch, Good/VG cond,

LEHMANN "TUT-TUT" Wind Up Tin Litho Toy Car In Working Order Has Paint Loss

Lot of three German Lehmann tin litho wind-up toys: first, a Paddy and the pig, which looks all original including clothing and ears and tail on pig; second, an Oho with original driver; and third, a

One is a Lehmann Autin. Marked Made in Germany with bellmark in back. Original driver. Second is a Bing. O gauge train car with stakes. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Larger: 7 - 1/4" x 2 - 1/4"

One is a Lehmann Autin. Marked Made in Germany with bellmark in back. Original driver. Second is a Bing. O gauge train car with stakes. Condition:(Very Good).Larger: 7 - 1/4" x 2 - 1/4" x 3".Dimension

One is a Lehmann Nauti boy which is missing two front wheels and right arm of man tiller driver. Wind up mechanism does not work. Also, parts of tin litho car with roof rack. Missing entire mechanism

Toys (2), German Hill Climber touring car, litho on tin, Exc+ cond, 4.25"L & Lehmann NA-OB donkey cart w/driver, litho on tin, c.1906, spring winds but does not want to move cart, VG cond, 6"L.

Nice depiction of Baker riding a three wheel pretzel cycle with Chimney Sweep as back figure. Appears to have original spoon. Some general wear especially to Baker's arms and legs and the Sweep's head

Lot of three German pre-war Lehmann tin litho wind-up toys, includes: first, a Naughty Boy with some spots of litho wear and loss to figure and wheels; second, a motor coach with original driver and h

Lot of three German Lehmann tin litho wind-up toys: first, a Quack - Quack Mother Duck walking with baby ducks, when in operation, baby ducks move back and forth in nest; second, a Balking Mule, which