(3) Early Wind Up Toys Made in Japan

(3) Early Wind Up Toys Made in Japan: Traveller Monkey Alps made in Japan missing camera and hat 6.75". Boy on a bike in celluloid and tin 5.5", chicken on a can 5" tall.

Japan, 3rd quarter 20th century, tin. Early 20th century style cars. Red roadster, 3.5"h. 6"l. And a black limousine, 4"h. 6"l. Both labeled "Made in Japan". Surface dirt.

Made in Japan by CK Kuramochi. Scarce, Early Pre War Japanese Small Tin Litho Windup Joke Car. 1920's 3" L x 3.5" H

Made in Japan by CK Kuramochi. Early Plush Covered Tin Mechanical Running Dog w/Original Key in the Original Paper Label Box. 1940's 5" L x 3" H

Includes an unusual CK Japan, 5" Town to Town Minstrel Monkey with celluloid guitar & key, taped ob, C8; German Flip-over Schnauzer with rusty key, functional with box, C7; Japan egg laying duck, func

Includes Begging Dog, Ice Cream Lickin Monkey, and Thirsty Panda. All 3 vintage mechanical wind up toys are made by TN (nomura), Japan. All three are in working condition.

Made by Ingap of Italy - 1920's. This is a scarce colorful and early windup toy. Made of Tin. 6 3/4" Tall. Worked when tested. Fine Condition. Missing one arm.

All are Occupied Japan. Includes a penguin in working condition with original box; a tumbling monkey with original box and no key; mechanical Linemar kangaroo with original box and no key. Scratches a

Scarce windup toy made in Japan. Great colors and design. 3 monkeys playing instruments under umbrella. Works. With Box. 11" Excellent-Near Mint

3 Early Rare Japan Wind Up Tin Litho Toys1- Go-Kart G++ - VG2- # 8 Grand Prix Race Car G++3- King #8 Race Car ET Toys Japan 7.0

(3) Toys made in Japan: wind-up Gas Station -works / (2) friction Police vehicles, 4¼"L & 5"L -both with original box -Excellent

Includes two Yone mechanical fishing duck toys with single box and T.P.S. fishing bear tin wind up. All are in working condition. All three are made in Japan.

MISC. VINTAGE TOY LOT INCL. (3) MADE IN JAPAN WIND UP TOYS IN ORIGINAL BOXES, ALL WORK, THE CUCKOO SWINGING CLOCK SPRING IS TIGHT, THEY ALL ARE IN NICE ESTATE CONDITION, OTHER TOYS AS PICTURED, FROM L

Include one mechanical Happy the Violinist clown figure; T.P.S. mechanical clown on roller skates in working order with nice original box; and a Skippy the Tricky Cyclist made by T.P.S. in Japan, non-

Title: Rare TIN Wind-up Clown Toy Playing Violin Made In Japan Date/Period: approx 1950-60's Dimension: approx 6.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 Material: tin Additional Information: I believe this was made by Rosco. T

A group of three vintage (1968) windup "skooters" toys in original plastic packs. Made in japan by Fleetwood Toy inc. Head of turtle and beetle have poked out of plastic.

One is a space man, metal hand version. Marked "Space Man" on rear. Marked "Made in Japan." Second, is a scarce brown hands and brown feet Sparky Robot. Made by KO Japan. Regular silver litho version.

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Includes Clown on Roller Skates, Pango-Pango African Dancer (missing spear tip), and Gay 90's Cyclist with Bell. All are made by T.P.S Japan. Vintage tin litho windup toys. All are in working conditio

Made by TPS, Japan. Includes Mama Kangaroo with Playful Baby, Skip Rope Animals, and mounted Calvary Man (soldier on horse). All are in good, working condition. Mama kangaroo is missing 1 ear.

Penny toy size Japan steam boat with showroom sample tag. The tag reads Sample No. 74890 Made in Japan and with pencil 5/6 is wrote on the tag. Very nice early toy. Measures approximately 3-3/4" long.

First one is NASA Astro Captain, second is a Space Robot RX-008 and the last is a W Robot, marked made in Japan on rear. The W. Robot has roller feet. Some scratching and wear especially to the Space

TOYS: Seven early 20th C. windup and pull string toys, including: a celluloid windup circus elephant; three plush covered tin windup animals, two cats and one camel, all made in Japan 1940 - 1950; and

(Borgfeldt, c.1930s) An especially rare Japan-made Donald Duck celluloid wind-up toy from the early 1930s. The toy was distributed by the George Borgfeldt Corporation, the first official distributor o