896. Two Mechanical Music Organ toys. J. Chien, 1950s.

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.

Twenty-four vintage tin litho and other banks. This twenty-three includes two J. Chien banks, Wyandotte Toys bank, and The Ohio Art Co. Also includes molds of cardboard James Salt Water Taffy Banks. L

J. &E. Stevens two Frogs Bank c. 1882 and Organ Bank reproduction. Mechanical Bank parts Lot.

Vintage J. CHIEN WINDUP TIN LITHO TOY FISH , 1950's. Exceptional, colorful litho of tin fish. Built-in windup key and Works!! Tail is red plastic. When wound, fish spins around and tail flips side to

All five are in working condition. Group of 5 vintage J Chein wind up mechanical tin toys. All are made by J Chein and Co, USA. Includes two penguins, bear, checkered pants pig, and handstand clown.

VINTAGE 1950S AUSTRIA ORIGINAL PETER HEDGEHOG FIGUREN ORGAN GRINDER MUSIC BOX.TOY IS 5" X 3.5". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website - Sofedesignauctions.

A 1950s Nomura "Two-Stage Rocket Launching Pad" tin litho mechanical toy. Battery operated, untested, piece comes in box with two original rockets. Measures 7" x 4" x 8" *note - wear/marker residue on

A 1950s Nomura "Two-Stage Rocket Launching Pad" tin litho mechanical toy, battery operated. Utested and missing rockets. Measures 7" x 4" x 8" *note - some minor wear

Antique Cast Iron Two Frogs Mechanical Coin Savings Bank made by J.E. Stevens Co. Working. 9" W.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Co. Made of Cast Iron. Very Good Condition (Replaced Kicking Leg and Trap).

American. 1950s. Marked, on tires and front of stake bed. Size 4" x 16" x 5.25". Condition Overall excellent condition. All original. Shallow bends on panels of truck box. Two-piece toy. Minor scuffs

J. & E. Stevens 1882. Place a coin on the belly of the small frog, press the lever and it’s kicked into the bigger frog’s mouth. The action is so fast that the human eye cannot detect the movement

Made by J. & E. Stevens Co. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1882. Place a coin on the belly of the small frog, press the lever and it’s kicked into the bigger frog’s mouth. The action is so fast that the hu

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

Five Tin Lithograph Banks and Toys American, Early 20th Century comprising a Marx 'Old Jalopy' windup toy, a Marx Benjamin Franklin bank, two J. Chein & Co. mechanical monkey banks, and a two-wheeled

Made by J. & E. Stevens. Place a coin on the belly of the small frog, press the lever and it’s kicked into the bigger frog’s mouth. The action is so fast that the human eye cannot detect the movem

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1869. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Overall (White one roof repainted, replaced monkey head and desk, Red one replaced monkey head and desk).

Made by J. & E. Stevens. You get both the Green and White Chair versions of the bank in this lot!. Made of Cast Iron. Good to Very Good Condition. Part of the arm rest on the white chair version is br

J. & E. Stevens 1878. You get both the Green and White Chair versions of the bank in this lot!. Worked when tested. Made of Cast Iron. Good Condition. Part of the arm rest on the white chair version i

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1869. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Overall (Darker Red one with no monkey or internal parts. Lighter red roof repainted, replaced monkey head and desk.)

Includes: Two J. Chein Clown Banks and One Calumet Bank. Made of Tin. Very Fine to Excellent Condition.

Two early 1920s-30s, J Chein mechanical windup tin litho walking clowns. Both are in working condition and have the early circle chein makers mark. Vintage / antique.

Published by J. M. Stoddart & Company Wm. D. Allen, 121 So. Seventh St., Philadelphia, 1874. Condition good with rubbed boards and bumps, slight foxing at text, scores are (remarkably) free of foxing,