Open Touring Coupe with Flywheel Mechanism

Schuco, Western Germany - circa 1960. Made of tin/rubber tires and 7.25" L. This is a likeness of an early Mercer Two Seat Open Touring Car. The mechanism winds, but toy doesn't seem to work. Excellen

German tin litho wind-up open touring car. Unmarked. One side lamp and the two passengers are missing. Does not work , needs mechanism repair. Measures 9 in. x 4 in. x 5 in. tall. Provenance: From the

Lot consists of a Hill Climber Touring Car, possibly made by Clark Mfg., Ohio, circa 1890's. Features a heavy cast iron flywheel mechanism. Made of cast iron, sheet steel, and wood. Approx. 10.5" long

Rare toy, Buster Brown seated in open auto, lithographed and hand painted tin, presumably made for US market, flywheel mechanism: move child to turn front axles. 4 1/2" l.

Open-top LAMBDA type car, opening rear doors, driver driving on the right, in lithographed sheet metal. Wind up mechanism with fixed key. License plate I - 38 - 3304. Solid disc tin wheels. INGAP Made

3 Model Car Kits incl Revell '30 Ford Model A Touring Street Rod 1:24 Scale, AMT Ford '29 Model A 1:25 Scale, 'Revell '32 5 Window Coupe 1:25 Scale. All in open boxes. Includes everyth

London made, with 20 horsepower straight six engine #G1332, serial #8 GIII, with custom body by All-Weather Motor Bodies Limited of Canterbury and London. Together with two original Rolls Royce owner'

12. PINARD BOAT TAIL OPEN TOURING CAR | Hand painted French convertible touring car with large attractive head lamps, detailed fabric cushions on seats, floral patterns on door handles, and hand opera

Made by Georges Carette Cie. Germany - 1910 - 13" Long. Here is another genuine beauty by the Georges Carette Company. Considering this toy car is now 110 years old, this toy remains in a very superio

German - 1898 - 10" L We have never seen this impressive looking automobile before. The lead bubble seats have been reattached long ago and the repair is barely noticeable, even under blacklight. Over

Circa 1905. Clockwork motor. Rubber tires and beveled glass windshield. Rear doors open. Very attractive looking car that has been professionally restored. Has replacement headlamps and rubber tires.

Tin Windup Delahane Open Touring sedan in Largest Size, likely by Pinard of France. This is an extremely difficult toy to find, as it is the largest in a flight of three cars offered circa 1918. There

Made by the J. Distler Company. Germany - Circa 1915 - 11 1/2" Long. Among its competitors, the Distler Company was known for producing lithographed tin toys at the lower end of the quality spectrum.

6. PINARD OPEN TOURING CAR | Hand painted clockwork touring car with wonderful pin striping, brass door handles on each opening door, a hand painted mustached driver, and cast metal headlamps and horn

German - 1908 - 9" L A charming early toy in good to very good condition. Good / Very Good Condition (Abrasions and minor surface rust)

Gunthermann Germany - 1915 - 8" Long Very Fine

An Open Touring Car Porcelain Shaving Mug Late 19th/Early 20th Century bearing the name Richard Detter in gilt lettering. marked illegibly to underside. lot also includes a shaving brush. Height 3 3/4

All original with beautiful colors and details. Nice green color with light green stripes. Detailed brown interior. Still has celluloid windshield. Nice chrome grill. Windup works. Missing part of bot

French - 1925 - 13.25" L This is an excellent and colorful example of the toy. Figures are replacements. Excellent

German, Circa 1910-1914, 9" L

Cast iron, the red body with gold trim, silver and yellow spoked wheels, and having a driver with a steering wheel and a lady passenger. Condition (Excellent). Size 9 - 1/2" L.

5. GUNTHERMANN OPEN TOURING CAR | Scarce example which is difficult to find in all original condition. | 7.5" l. | (Excellent Condition) | $1,200 - $1,800

Has the name "H. N. Smith" in gold gilt. Beautiful detail to car. Has gold gilt highlights to steering wheel and headlights. Condition: (Near Mint). Dimensions: 4 - 1/4"D. x 3 - 3/4"T.

Three Porcelain Shaving Mugs Depicting Open Touring Automobiles Early 20th Century comprising one identified K.M. Larkin, one identified L.K. Runkel, and one identified Wm. Ferche. two with maker's ma