EARLY AMERICAN TIN TROLLEY

painted tin horse drawn trolley; minor flaking; L-9", G-VG

Atypical in form this toy is unique in many ways! Normally toy manufacturers just altered a passenger car by adding a few accoutrements thus transforming into a trolley. Both end platforms are quite u

A replica in miniature form of the typical trolley that navigated the city streets of America in the late 19th century. Well defined characteristics such as the twin roof ventilators, elaborate front/

205. EARLY TIN HORSE DRAWN TROLLEY | Early American, hand painted tin six window trolley, done in yellow body, red roof and stenciling on sides with wire railings, drawn by two horses, a charming piec

Early American tin example, clockwork driven, embossed tin pattern painted in blue and red, drawn by two brown houses. 10 1/2" l.

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,

American, early 20th century. Retains old paint and "Pay as you Enter" on side. Includes operator. 7"h.

Lot of two character toys. One is a Moon Mullins and Kayo hand car, track version, but does not have track. When wound, figures go up and down. Second is a German Nifty Toonerville Trolley, marked "Co

Early American steel city trolley car noting stops of 'City Hall Park' and 'Union Depot'. Toy made circa 1912. Signs can be reversed by kids as well as the seating, which has backs that can flip direc

C. 1880, hand painted tin clockwork driven tin floor train, done in red, yellow and green, together with two red painted passenger cars, each lettered "Lake Shore R.R." on sides, lead spoke wheels. En

Hull & Stafford Company Clinton, Ct. - Circa 1875 - 11" L Fine Condition (see description) As the U. S. Centennial approached, Hull & Stafford often outfitted their horses with flags rising from their

323. PAIR OF AMERICAN TIN TROLLEY CARS | Smaller trolley made by Merriam, larger by Fallows. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 6"-8" l. | Overall, (Excellent Condition) | $400 - $700

C. 19th century. Looks to be all original including driver. Driver has original cloth clothes, which are somewhat tattered and he no longer has his feet. Two articulated horses with gold flashing and

Looks to be all original, including wooden stack, wooden front and base, and the bell on top of boiler. The stantions to bell look like they might be reattached. Stenciled "Vulcan" on both sides, one

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

JAMES FALLOWS EARLY AMERICAN TIN MILK WAGON. Hand painted American tin wagon done in green, stenciled "Pure Milk" on sides with stencil of cow image, red tin seat, golden horse with black main and tai

Early American tin Firefly floor train, 7'' l.

Interesting Early American Tin Covered Dray - By James Fallows - Philadelphia - Mid 1880's - 12" Long

American style engine stenciled "Duke" on both sides of boiler. Has cow catcher and heart-shaped wheels. Looks to be original bell and stack. Matching four wheel tender and two four wheel passenger ca

Stenciled "America" on both sides of front. Nice stenciling to cab. Appears to have some repair marks where cab meets base. Cast iron wheels. Looks to have one replaced front gold cylinder piece and p

Early American Tin Sulky Gig - Made by George Brown - Connecticut - Circa 1870 - 9 1/2" Long

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

19th century. Includes steam locomotive with cast iron heart shaped wheels, looks to have original bell and smoke stack, and two identical passenger cars, missing the tender. This was sold in the Toy

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