Toy, Black Americana, Tombo Alabama Coon Jigger, litho

Tombo the Alabama Jigger Wind-Up Toy, underside signed TOMBO THE ALABAMA JIGGER FERDINAND STRAUSS NY, sluggish mechanism, spring winds, needs to be nudged to dance.

Not in working condition, Battery operated, Made in Japan, Measures 10 1/2 x 4 x 4in.

1521. STRAUSS TOMBO ALABAMA JIGGER | USA. | 9" h. | Wear to figure litho, working in (Very Good Condition) | $200 - $400

Includes very colorful original box, with some waviness and missing bottom side apron. Toy itself has some edge wear around base and dancing platform. Original arms and hat brim. Provenance: From the

Includes Bonnie Bilt Bike Bobber (black americana) and 1950s tin litho Fire Chief Bicycle Siren in box.

A group of 12 vintage tin litho noisemaker party toys. A mix of makers, some japan, T. Cohn, US Metal Toy Mfg. All are in working condition.

Litho tin, 10 inches tall. Mechanism functions and toy would benefit from a cleaning. It shows light to moderate play wear.

19th Century Black Jigger Toy on Wooden Base. Scarce dancing black figure retains the original painted buttons on his jacket, missing arms.Possibly Ives, Blakeslee of Bridgeport, Connecticut. Great fo

Late 19th c Black Americana Ives type key wind toy automaton mechanical toy "Black Musician", hand painted chair, oak case with key, partially operable, lid of box fastened down with tiny screws, ht 1

Black Americana Tray, Paul Jones & Co. Whiskey, litho on tin w/rolled corners & "Temptation of St. Anthony" scene, VG cond, 13.25"H x 19.5"W.

American Flyer Prewar O Gauge Black Loco and Tender and Three (3) Passenger Cars, with the windup Black Loco in C7 minus and the Black Litho Tender in C7 and the three Passenger Cars in C6 overall con

American Flyer Prewar O Gauge 1218 Orange Steeple Cab Electric Loco with Three (3) Assorted Orange Litho/Black Roof Passenger Cars, with the 1218 Loco in C4 with repaint and missing parts and the thre

Black American Tin Litho Dancing Boy, Nye & Company 1900's Tin Litho Wind Up toy. 6.5+ condition. Working

One is a Jazzbo Jim by Unique Art. Second is an Alabama Dancing Toy made by Strauss. Both look to have original parts including hats, arms, and banjo. Some litho rubbing and loss to bases and Alabama

American Flyer Prewar O Gauge 1096 Maroon Litho Electric with Two Litho Passenger Cars and Black Loco and Tender with Three Orange Litho Green Roof Passenger Cars, with the 1096 Electric in C6 plus an

One is a Dapper Dan and the other is an Alabama Roof Dancing toy, both wind-up. Original figures on bases. The Dapper Dan is working, the Alabama Dancer is not. All original parts including arms and h

American Flyer Prewar O Gauge 3012 Black Electric, 3016 Green Gondola and 1115 Yellow Orange Litho Automobile Car, all in C5 to C6.

Lionel Standard Gauge Black 33 Electric with 35 and 36 Maroon passenger cars, with American Flyer Wide Gauge Green Litho 4040 passenger car and Pleasant View passenger car, with the 33 in C5 and the m

1900's German Tin Black "Dude" with Moving Eyes. 1900 Tin toy with moving parts, mouth opens and eyes move. Excellent litho. So called dapper dressed men of the time were given the slang "dude". This

Featured in this lot is this 1940s tin wind up bird made in Germany. The toy is marked on the tail reading, "Made in Germany HEN" in beige and black coloring. The bird shows a beautiful decoration wit

One is a Strauss Tombo and the other Pan-Gee The Funny Dancer by Carter. Both appear to have original hat brims and arms. Some scratching and wear, especially on bases and under the arms. Dimensions:

American, ca. 1930's. Two lithographed tin Pinocchio figures that sway and blink their eyes when wound. One has black shoes and the other has brown. Both function properly.

Wonderful colorized original photograph of an African American WWII pilot. The handsome younger man is clad in his wool-lined pilot jacket and issue crush cap. While we do not yet know his exact ident

Vintage / antique. Copper coated inkwell in the style of "Johnny Griffin" folk art character. Backside is marked "Tiffany".