13 Tin-Toy Motorcycles, c. 1950-70

13 Tin-Toy Motorcycles, c. 1950-70 1) Paya, I-804 (replica), spring-driven (working), length 6 ¼ in. - 2) Huki, K-1021, spring-driven (working), length 6 ¼ in. - 3) Huki, without number, friction (w

13 Tin-Toy Motorcycles, c. 1950-70 1) Niedermeier, PN-320, limousine with overtaking police motorbike, spring-driven (working), length of the car 5 ½ in. - 2) Huki, K-1021, spring-driven (working), l

15 Japanese and Chinese Tin-Toy Motorcycles, c. 1950-60 1) Modern Toys, Highway Patrol 3199, battery-drive inoperative, length 11 ¾ in. - 2) ATC, Champion 24, friction (working), head loose, length 1

Group of Tin-Toy Motorcycles, c. 1960-70 1) J.M.L., France, lithographed tin, spring-driven (working), 1 arm loose, length 8 ¼ in. - 2) Modern Toys, Japan, lithographed tin, battery (untested), missi

Group of Tin Toy Motorcycles, c. 1960-70 40 models, lithographed tin, spring or friction drive, made in Japan, China and other countries. Sammlung Spielzeug-Motorräder, um 1960-70 40 Modelle, lith

Approx. 130 Toy Cars, c. 1950-70 Lithographed tin with plastic parts, spring-driven, friction-driven or without motor, mostly made in Japan, length between 1 ¼ and 6 in. Ca. 130 Spielzeugautos, um

50 Toy Cars, c. 1950-70 1) 6 Shell tank trucks, N-GF-373, Georg Fischer, Germany, lithographed tin, length 3 ½ in. each. - 2) 3 limousines, without manufacturer's name, painted tin, length 4 ½ in.

German and French Tin Toys, c. 1950-60 1) Loufoc'auto, Jouets Mont-Blanc, spring-driven (working), with key, in box. (2-3/2-3) - 2) Rock and Roll Bus, Bias, Paris, spring-driven (working), with box.

5 French Tin Toys, c. 1950-60 Lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working). 1) Riviera Express, FJ (Fabrication Française), plane with loose rudder, size 11 ¾ x 9 7/8 in., with box. - 2) Rock and

German Tin Toys, c. 1950-60 1) 4 x Launching-Station, Heinrich Wimmer, each with car GF-223, all working. - 2) 4 x Launching-Station, Heinrich Wimmer, rocket station, 2 of them with rockets. - 3) Pet

6 German Tin Toys, c. 1950-60 Lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working). 1) Singing bird in cage, Philipp Niedermeier, with stand, height 7 ½ in. - 2) Duck, Gama, height 3 ¾ in. - 3) Somersault

3 Mechanical Tin Toys, c. 1950-60 Lithographed tin. 1) Wobbling seaman, Gama, Germany, spring-driven (working), minor paint loss, height 7 in. - 2) Skiing penguin, Nomura Toys, Japan, friction drive

6 Boxes with Tin Toy Parts c. 1950-60 Mostly Germany and Japan, all parts with significant defects, missing parts or without drives. Including figures, wheels, dismantled cars, animals, railway parts

8 Japanese Tin-Toy Cars, c. 1950-60 Lithographed tin. 1) Bandai, Cadillac convertible, friction drive (working), length 11 ¼ in. - 2) Nomura, Ford Skyliner, friction drive (working), retractable roof

Lithographed Tin Toy Trains, c. 1950-60 Germany, friction or spring-operated, by Bub, HWN, Huki and Philipp Niedermeier and others. - In addition: Tracks, traffic games and 2 carousels, China and Jap

Tin Toy Cars, c. 1950-60 1) 16 spring-driven cars (all working), mostly Germany, manufacturers including: Siegfried Günthermann, Hubert Kienberger and Johann Höfler. - And: 2) 8 vehicles with frict

7 German Tin-Toy Cars, c. 1950-60 1) Auto Union racing car by Distler, Nuremberg, no. 343, lithographed tin, friction-driven (working), length 9 ½ in., rare two-color version with pinstripes. - 2) Si

More than 50 Chinese Tin Toys, c. 1960-70 Lithographed tin with plastic parts, mostly spring-driven, including merry-go-rounds, jumping animals, railways, cars, fishes, ice cream vendors, cats with b

3 Tin-Toy Race Tracks, c. 1950 1) "Witch Train", Johann Höfler, Fürth, Made in U.S.-Zone Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven (working), no key, original box. - 2) "Filling Station Track", no. 2

2 French Tin Toy Motorcycles by Vebe, c. 1930 Vebe – Unis France. Lithographed clockwork (working), 1 tricycle, length 4 in., and 1 delivery motorcycle, length 6 in. 2 Motorräder von Vebe, um 1930

7 Tin Toys by Höfler, c. 1950 Johann Höfler, Fürth, Germany. Lithographed tin. 1) 4 various tracks, spring-driven (all working), in boxes, 1 slightly damaged. - 2) 2 x Tippy-Joe, stair-climbing be

5 Tin Toys by Höfler, c. 1950 Johann Höfler, Fürth, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working), original boxes (one with minor damage). 1) Train-Construction-Set. - 2) Tippy-Joe, step-

Masudaya NASA Tin Toy Space Ship, Japan, 1950's, Colored Lights, Ship Changes Direction. There is no guarantee that the windup or battery operated toys are working and are sold as-is.

Collection of Tin Toy Cars, c. 1960-70 Lithographed tin. 1) Hot Rod Dog, Fine Toys, Japan, friction drive (working), length 8 ¼ in. - 2) Thunderbird, probably Japan, electric drive (working), length