GROUPING OF EARLY AMERICAN TIN TOYS

1056. THREE EARLY AMERICAN TIN TOYS | Circa 1880's. | 5" - 12" l. | (Very Good Condition) | $200 - $300

Perhaps one of the rarest toys in Jack’s collection! This early American tin toy from the 1850-1860’s era is in remarkable all original excellent condition. F.F. & F. had a knack of going the extr

81. MERRIAM DOUBLE HORSE DRAWN EXPRESS | An amazingly well preserved original early American tin toy, hand painted with eye popping stenciling to red cart, original white horse with a touch of red at

87. FALLOWS DOG CHASING RABBITS TOY | Rare and desirable, a very clean example of this early American tin toy with articulated bunnies which appear to run away from the dog as the toy is pulled. | The

412. ALTHOF BERGMANN CAROUSEL | A classic example of Early American tin toy ingenuity. | 20" diameter. | Flag is original, red canopy fringe is replaced, red swing hangar pieces are replaced, some min

RARE Early American Tin toy. All original and complete. Tin wagon with cast iron wheels pulled by 2 horses. Rear compartment opens for storage. Scarce 11" Version. Very Good-Excellent

Early American tin toy with iron wheels by James Fallows circa 1880. Dimensions are: 10 3/8" long X 9" tall. All measurements are approximate.

Group of 5 misc. items, including vintage birdcage 18"T x 13"W x 10"D, bronze bird dog, tin lamb with bell from an early American tin toy, wood chariot, and a pair of 12"T wood candleholders

First is a nice medium sized hand-painted horse hoop toy; second is a Japaned type rooster toy pushed by stick which has a bell on the bottom. Third is an interesting platform toy, with a dog and a pa

153. THREE EARLY AMERICAN TIN DOG TOYS | Nice group lot includes variations of three dog on platform toys. The Schroeder Collection - Abbys Attic Finds 6.5" l. (Very Good Condition) $400 - $700

151. THREE EARLY AMERICAN TIN ANIMAL TOYS | Lot includes two lambs and a billy goat. The Schroeder Collection - Abbys Attic Finds 6.5" l. Base repainted on large sheep, overall (Very Good Condition) $

Horse measures 11", camel measures 9", poor to fair condition, very difficult to find in original condition

"LION" Hose Reel Early American Fire Toy - Unknown Maker - CircaMidd 1880's - 7" Long - Professionally Restored

1348. FALLOWS FLIRT SIDE-WHEELER BOAT | Fairly large early American tin floor toy is hand painted white throughout, soft blue accents on top of paddle wheel covers, some overpainted red to railings an

By Merriam Toy Company Connecticut - 1880 - 7.5" L. Excellent Plus Overall. This is an exceptional early American Tin bell toy on a rocking base. The Ram is Pristine, the base in very good condition.

C. Late 19th century push Locomotive, originally rubber band-driven. Stenciled on side. Looks to be all original, including stack. Has some nice stenciling on cab roof and ringing bell inside cab. The

Early American Tin Horse Bell Toy. Cast iron wheels and tin painted horse from one of the Connecticut 19th century toy makers. Measures 7 1/4 inches long.

United States,Circa 1880 Early painted tin kitchen playset with stove and water pump with sink, believed to be Fallows, RISD Museum accession number D47.1138. Tin,8 3/8" x 12" x 3 5/8". Deaccessioned

1224. GEORGE BROWN MIDDLETOWN BRANCH TROLLEY | Early American hand painted tin toy. | 12" l. | Some railings reattached, horses are authentic but reattached to hitch with paint enhancements in areas,

A great early American hand painted tin toy, features small boy figure with horse harness in hand, horse rear legs attached to rear axle bar for articulated action, front of horse is attached to platf

Attributed to Hull & Stafford, circa 1880's, early hand painted American tin toy, depicts young lad in yellow outfit along side of his brown dog, spoke wheeled green platform base. 6" l.

Very early American horse drawn tin toy with spinning "Punch" that double rings a bell. Small tin pull toy attributed to Fallows. Toy is circa 1880 and quite early. It is very historic and early, but

There is an Ives Orion steam-type American tin engine with cow catcher, original stack, some stenciling. Second item is unmarked, but looks French and is a horse-drawn cart with male driver, hand-pain

2 Early American Tin Horse and Wagon Toys. Hand painted tin, longest is 9 inches long.