13 Toy Airplanes and Helicopters, c. 1955

Toy Airplanes and Helicopters, c. 1955-65 1) 13 aircraft toys made in Germany by Technofix, Huki, B&S and Hammerer & Kühlwein, lithographed tin, spring or friction-drive, all working, length up to 10

12 Tin Toy Airplanes, c. 1955-65 1) Arnold, Germany. Douglas DC 6B, The Flying Dutchman (De Vliegende Hollander), lithographed tin, friction drive (working), length 10 in. - 2) Yonezawa, Japan. Scandi

Four Tin Toy Airplanes, c. 1955-65 Lithographed tin. 1) Gama, No. 1000, Pan American World Airways Clipper, friction-drive (working), battery for the position lights (untested), 2 wheels missing, leng

Japanese Tin-Toy Airplanes and Helicopters, c. 1960-70 Lithographed tin, battery-operated, spring-driven or friction drive. 1) Flying Bus Vertol 107, made by Modern Toys, length 16 ½ in. - 2) Cessna

Four Airplane Toys, c. 1955 1) Hoch & Beckmann, No. 724, Germany, airport with tower, lithographed tin, spring-drive (working), with 4 circling planes and 2 planes in the hall, near-mint in box. - 2)

Toy car, Corvette, Hubley Kiddie Toy No. 509, made in Lancaster, PA, c.1955-56, hood & trunk lift up, Exc restored cond, 13"L.

A working boxed friction US Air Fighter, a Marx C-47, and an aluminum windup Silver Eagle that is also working. Dimensions are: largest has 13" WS. All measurements are approximate.

5 Toy Airplanes, c. 1960 1) Wiking Ju 52 in original box. - 2) Gama 15 helicopter, tin, spring-driven. - 3) 2 x Schuco F13, one in Lufthansa box. - And: 4) Schuco Piccolo Ju 52, in box. 5 Spielzeug-

Hubley, Erie, tootsietoy, Arcade, Dinky Toys. Largest is 6 1/4 inches wide

2 Motorbike Toys, c. 1955 1) Kellermann (CKO), No. 353, Made in U.S.-Zone Germany, lithographed tin, spring drive (working, mechanism sticks slightly), with co-driver leaning left or right into the cu

Dinky Toy Airplane Diecast collection. Great group of diecast aviation toys.

2 German Tin Toys, c. 1955 1) Hans Biller, Nuremberg. Clown "Bimbo", with artistic movements. – And: 2) "WÜCO", Fritz Wümmerlein, Zirndorf. Mechanical boxman, made in US-Zone Germany. – Both toy

Lot of Model and Toy Airplanes, Helicopter, Planes

2 "Distler Porsche" Tin Toy Cars, c. 1955 Johann Distler, Nuremberg. Electro Matic 7500 model, battery-powered, length both 9 7/8 in., blue and gray, with 1 reproduction ignition key and boxes, untest

GAMA 350 Cadillac Tin Toy Car, c. 1955 Lithographed tin, friction, steerable front wheels, original driver figure, length 12 ¼ in., with repro box. Blechspielzeug-Auto "GAMA 350" Cadillac, um 1955 Li

8 Penny Toy Tractors, c. 1955 Lithographed tin. 1) 3 x Georg Fischer, GF-333, with trailers, original without drive, length each 6 in. - 2) 3 x Gama, various models, spring-driven (all working), 2 wi

'2 Airplane Models, c. 1955 1) Aluminum model of a 4-propeller engine passenger aircraft, length 31 ½ in., wingspan 32 ¾ in., on stand. - And: 2) Chevrolet radiator mascot "jet fighter", chromed cas

(lot of 7) Vintage pressed steel toy airplanes, 20th c., featuring: (one) American folding-wing plane, Hubley Manufacturing Company, c.1960s, with plastic cabin canopy, marked "Lancaster, U.S.A" under

6 Spoked Wheel Calculating Machines 1) Rokli 27R, Robert Kling, Germany, 10, 8 and 13 digits, c. 1950. - 2) Original-Odhner 227, Sweden, 10, 8 and 13 digits, c. 1955. - 3) Brunsviga, electric (untest

8 Toy Cars and 6 Turning-Track Toys by Arnold, c. 1955 1) Schuco Kommando 2000, slight paint defects, working. - 2) 2 x Schuco 3000, green and black, slight paint defects, both working. - 3) Schuco St

Biller Toy Clam Shovel, c. 1955 Lithographed tin, clockwork (working), length approx. 7 4/5 in., good condition, original box. Spielzeug-Greifbagger "Biller", um 1955 Lithographiertes Blech, Federwer

early 1930's ? pressed steel clipper airplane heavy steel played with conditon missing from t wheel and back? 13" across wings see pics

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

Pike and Muskie Decoy Harold E. "Rick" Rickert (1923-1990) Mt. Clemens, MI, c. 1955 13 3/4 in. long This lot consists on one decoy carving made to simultaneously represent two types of fish. The paint