895. Two Mechanical Music Organ Toys. German, ca. 1919.

895. Two Mechanical Music Organ Toys. German, ca. 1919. Lithographed tin organs with crank handle. Attractive graphics. Scratched and worn finishes; good. Working.

894. Notre Dame Mechanical Music Organ toy. German, ca. 1919. Lithographed tin in the shape of the famous cathedral. Attractive graphics. Scratched and worn finish. Working.

Comical looking squeeze toy, original clothing. Bisque head lever action girl acrobat, both working. Largest 7 1/2" tall, VF-EX

26. TWO GERMAN STEAM/WINDUP MECHANICAL TOYS | Includes Arnold Scissor Sharpener and tinsmith steam accessory. | 5" h. | Tinsmith's foot separated from base, (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $200 -

TWO GERMAN BISQUE-HEAD MECHANICAL MONKEY TOYSEarly 20th CenturyTogether with a mechanical clown and donkey toy.Heights from 8.5" to 11".

Includes: a German tin litho toy of organ grinder, playing music, marked "Gesch" and shows organ grinder man taking pennies from boy walking wooden horse on platform and a steam accessory wheel toy on

German steam toy accessory. All original. Organ plays music. Gears need adjustment to work properly. 6" Excellent

Six Figural Toys 20th Century comprising a German tin windup organ, two Gibbs Toy painted tin and wood 'Swinging Girl' toys, a wood and painted composition nodder figure, a wood and painted compositio

GERMAN HAND-WIND MECHANICAL TOY “THE LITTLE MUSICIANS” BY ZINNER & SOHNE. Marks: S PB H 3600 (heads). 11 ½” W. 13” H. Two 9” German bisque jesters by Schoenau & Hoffmeister having bisque he

Ca. 1900. Papier mache with felt coats. A mule with plaid blanket. Wear and repairs. 12"h. And a cow, worn, missing a horn on pine base, 10"h.

Two singing birds cage music box mechanical bird moves and beak opens. 10.2*5.4 inch

This lot is for small toy size pianos with two being music boxes and one being German Schoenhut. Smallest measures 3" x 5.5", biggest measures 5" x 11".

Two in original boxes, including a mechanical trumpet player and a battery-operated rabbits carriage. There is also a dog pianist, a girl at sewing machine, and a little clown riding a Happy Days trik

These are great pieces of vintage tin litho toys. Lot is a cute birdhouse bank that is unmarked but believed to be German, noise maker, two tin cups, one with great Mickey Mouse graphics, and a manual

Bright & clean Tin litho Puss n' Boots. Oversized boots are hard plastic. Includes key and works well. 5" tall, the box has some edge wear and someone wrote "Mechanical cat" on one side. Also includes

CKO Kellerman German Sozius Tin Motorcycle Wind-Up Toy with Two Riders. Germany: CKO Kellerman, ca. 1930s. “NR 353” on side. Lithograph tin motorcycle with two riders, the rear rider swive

This lot of two tin lithographed wind up toys includes 1 - German Lehmann Tut Tut car. Mechanical features work, the car emits sound, and has original Lehmann key. Car has some wearing on driver. Also

Two wonderful children's toys, the first being a Zilotone toy Xylophone. Mechanical operation with a man striking the xylophone, being driven by a disc, comes with five discs. Great original paint wit

Reproduction Mechanical Doll, 21" x 10", Bisque Head Marked "Paris", Working Mechanics, Figure Plays With String Toy, Key Wound, Private Collection, CA. UPDATED: 9-3-21 Two fingers on left hand have b

Made in US Zone Germany by Schuco. Two (2) 1950's tin windup 4012 Radio Car with Thorens music box, steering, hand brake & original keys. 6" long.

Made by Kyser & Rex circa 1880's of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This bank uses windup mechanism. Wind the bank. Switch the lever to on. The organist grinds away the bear turns, the music is played and

Made in Germany 1920's. Possibly Distler. Made of Tin. Steam Attachment. Emits music when cranked. 5 1/2" Tall. Missing all tabs, held to base by a solder.

Complete with flag, driver, passengers, two guns. retractable cloth top, electrified headlights and battery compartment underneath chassis. 9.5" long. Mechanicals untested. Excellent to very good cond

Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia, Pa. - 1880's. Here we see two young boys peeking over a fence at a performer training his bear to dance to music. One of only two clockwork banks to have been produc