LOT OF 2: AMERICAN MADE EARLY CAST-IRON AUTOMOBILES.

One has steering wheel and two cast-iron driver and passengers. Original, but maybe not to this car. Second one has a female driver and no steering wheel. Both have a counterweight hill-climber mechan

Probably Dayton. The smaller one has cast-iron figure inside - which does not belong - and is missing flywheel mechanism. Larger car has cast-iron original driver, has gold-highlighting and large rear

Unmarked but probably Kenton. Larger one has affixed headlights and side lamps. Neither have drivers. CONDITION: No breaks or cracks but do have some moderate paint loss, especially to roofs. Very goo

Late 19th century. One is Carpenter, the other Wilkins, both drawn by one horse. Carpenter embossed on yoke. Both have original drivers. CONDITION: Some paint loss and wear, especially to horse on Car

Lot of two American made cast-iron fire toys. One is horse-drawn and pulled by three articulated horses, two black and one brown and fire pumper has a break. The other one is a driven pumper with orig

Lot of two American made cast-iron dump trucks. One is a Kilgore in classic blue and orange colors with nickeled solid disc wheels, marked "Kilgore" on side and embossed on frame. The second is a Coal

Lot consists of two pre-war cast-iron toys: first, a Hubley Steam Road Roller, the tougher orange color, embossed "HUBER" on both sides near back driver. Driver has original paint, chains might be rep

First is blue Pickwick type night coach embossed "Travel" on both sides, iron wheels. Second is green ten window cast iron bus with solid disk wheels, restored. Some minor chipping and wear to travel

Both with original cast drivers, but maybe not for these toys. One has original hangers and two replacement ladders. Second one, the fire pumper, is missing figure on back. Both have fairly identical

Both have drivers, which are original but maybe not to these wagons. Second one is more of a buckboard with brown horse. CONDITION: Cream and red wagon has driver glued in and some glue repair between

Larger one is pulled by white horse with affixed original driver in rear and mounted molded side lamps. Smaller one is cream in color with highlights, pulled by brown horse. CONDITION: Moderate to hea

One with molded driver, one with individual driver. One is an auto express probably made by Kenton, embossed "Auto Express 546" on both sides, affixed driver is original but probably not to this toy.

One is marked "Captain Toys", painted in green with gold highlights, marked "Crosley" on front and with original trap. The second is a combination safe radio bank, nickeled. Both have some wear. Condi

The first is a Hubley Yellow cab with driver and replaced rubber tires, looks to have been repainted. The second is a Champion stake back truck, embossed "Champion" on sides, also having been repainte

Lot includes an A. C. Williams Ford Model T in blue with spoke wheels, an Arcade auto, a Kenton two-tone auto with gold headlights and spare rear wheel and solid disc wheels, and the last is unmarked

Lot of three includes two sedans and one coupe. Coupe looks original with spoke wheels. One of the sedans appears to be a later casting, the other sedan has a replaced nickel driver and coin trap. Sed

The first is a Yellow cab with original driver and back tailgate. Rubber tires have been replaced. Yellow decals on both sides of car are mostly complete. Second is an Arcade Silver Arrow auto with wh

The first is a Kenton donkey drawn cart, missing the figure. The second is a coach drawn by one horse, with original driver. Some paint loss and wear to both. Dimensions: Largest : 10 -1/4" x 2 -1/4".

Unmarked, but probably Kenton. One horse-less carriage, one truck, two other early sedans. All have yellow spoke cast wheels. CONDITION: Paint chipping and wear to roofs, overall very good condition.

Both have original drivers and are pulled by one horse. Unmarked, but one looks like Ives and the other looks like P & L. CONDITION: Moderate to heavy paint loss on the Ives, but overall very good con

One is slightly larger than the other. The smaller pumper has three articulated horses, and the larger wagon has two horses. The smaller has one molded driver, the larger has detachable original drive

One is a Horse-Drawn Polar Ice Wagon, second is a nickeled Fire Pumper, including eagle ornament on top. Neither have drivers, the Pumper has three smaller articulated horses, Polar Ice Wagon has one.

One is marked "ECHO", one is "PAL", one is marked "865", one marked "GIP", one marked "DIXIE", one marked "DAISY", one marked "COWBOY", two marked "PLUCK", and others. Some are late 19th century, some

Both have original cars but maybe not to these carriers. One has two identical blue coupes, the other has a blue coupe and a yellow roadster. Combination of nickel wheels, white rubber tires, and late