8 Ramp Walkers

Great collection of seventy wood and cardboard ramp walkers, most American made with several of German manufacture, includes Santas, clowns, mammys, animals, etc., with a wooden ramp, tallest - 5''.

Jaymar Mfg., American - circa 1930s. Made of composition and 4.75 - 5.25" H. This is a rare complete Popeye set. Overall in Superior condition. Olive Oyl with tiny chip in her dress.

8 Walker Evans Photography Books 1st Eds Hardcover. Includes Havana 1933, Amerika (German edition, Lenbachhaus, Munchen), two copies of First and Last including one first edition (Harper & Row, 1978),

The figures are made of composite, ramp walkers, Popeye and Olive Oyl are in excellent condition, Wimpey has wear at the bottom, box is in good condition, has light wear, in original shipping box, 10"

Rare and early jappaned cast iron floor toy, similar in style to the rest of the animal ramp walker series. Purchased privately from Donal Markey. 6.5" l.

Three early Felix The Cat toys circa 1920's, Schoenhut jointed wood with leather ears 4" H, very unusual paper mache Felix ramp walker with wood legs and Schoenhut style tail 5" H and jointed Felix wo

TWO ALEXANDER-KINS. Each is 8” bend-knee walker with blonde hair. (1) Southern Belle, tagged blue taffeta dress and bonnet, pantaloons and petticoat, black suede shoes, wrist tag.(1) Basic Wendy in

1177. MARX DOPEY & PINOCCHIO WALKERS | 8.5" h. | All Original Condition. | $150 - $300

1954 Vogue black Ginny straight leg walker, 8" hard plastic, painted lashes, original outfit and stand, walker mechanism may need adjustment, box measures 8 3/4" x 4 1/4" x 3"

Lot of 2 Tin Wind-Up Pinocchio Toys. 1939. Marx, US: Pinocchio Walker, 8 ½”, scarce moving-eye version; a few scratches to his cheeks, but strong colors, works well; and Pinocchio The Acrob

1571. BOXED CHEIN CLOWN BARREL WALKER | 8.5" h. | One bottom flap and part of side flap missing, toy in (Excellent Condition) | $200 - $300

handpainted tin, die cast pumps, missing side ramps, 8 1/2 x 6 in, C7.

Cargo Pro - Single Axle 8 Foot Trailer. Ramp door, empty weight 740 pounds approximately. Model number C5X8S-L. Deck measures 57 x 93 plus 12 inch nose.

Floral still life Oil on board Signed lower right: Nell Walker Warner 8" H x 10" W Provenance: Private Collection, Southern California Notes: There is an unsigned painting by the artist of an o

comprising a Victorian sterling cigar holder, George Unite and Sons, Birmingham, 1891 (4 7/8 x 2 3/4 in.); an Elizabeth II sterling flask, Asprey, London, 2009 (5 x 2 7/8 in.); a Walker and Hall, Shef

1474. B&R CHARLIE CHAPLIN WALKER | USA. | 8.5" h. | Arms replaced, (Very Good Condition) | $200 - $400

TWO PAINTED-LASH 1956 VOGUE GINNY.Each 8” hard plastic walker, blue sleep eyes.(1) Red-haired, brown-eyed doll in tagged, short version of the crayon-dot yellow organdy dress, matching panty, yellow

211. ALEXANDER WENDY "NEIMAN MARCUS 1955 DOLL WITH SPECIAL HAIRDO. 8". Hard plastic walker, dark sleep eyes, auburn hair in side-part which is pulled to side and accented with red bow, cotton print Ne

473. TWO BOXED LINDSTROM WALKER FIGURES | 8" h. | Boxes are distressed with tears and some missing flaps, toys working in All Original Condition. | $100 - $200

1953 MUFFIE BY NANCY ANN STORYBOOK DOLLS. 8". Hard plastic walker with blue sleep eyes and molded lashes, dark brunette hair, wears #509 aqua and white striped cotton dress with red flower trim, attac

Great gloss and color. Three small chips in the field at mounting holes. The right-hand wing has been folded and straightened back. Marked "Walker & Co.". Condition (8.25). Size 42" x 48".

DSP. Has good color and gloss. Shows some wear and chipping. Displays well. Marked Walker. 42". Rated 8.5 & 8

TODD WALKER (1917 – 1998) 5 vintage 1970 silver prints, Untitled, Sabatier solarizations. 10 x 8 gelatin silver prints. Walker had a career as an award winning commercial photographer. His conn

Raleigh, Sir Walter. THREE DISCOURSES OF SR. WALTER RALEGH. I. OF A WAR WITH SPAIN… II. OF THE…CAUSE OF…WAR… III. OF ECCLESIASTICAL POWER. London: for Benjamin Walker, 1702. 8vo. [8], 204 (i.e