Auto-Hutte (EPL # 772) “GALOP” (EPL # 760) “SEDAN” (EPL

; Production Run: 1934-40. The Lehmann Company produced a two car garage that was sold in conjunction with their “Sedan” and “Galop” automotive models. This clever scheme allowed them to sell

Lehmann Garage with Galop Racing Car, c. 1925 Ernst Paul Lehmann, Brandenburg, Germany. Lithographed tin. 1) Garage EPL 771, opening doors, length 6 ¼ in. - And: 2) Galop EPL 760, spring-driven (wor

German, Circa 1930

2019 Panini EPL MASON MOUNT ROOKIE PSA 9 AUTO #194

Chinese figure in sedan chair carried by two 'Coolies', German tinplate, clockwork wind-up toy in excellent original condition with original box and Lehmann tin marke tag attached. Early variant, c. 1

Lehmann W. German Tin Toys Galop Cowboy Zebra Seal Bunny. This small collection of tin toys by West German maker Lehmann includes EPL 852, consisting of a cowboy driving a zebra-drawn cart, which was

Li-La Lehmann's "Automobile Sisters", 1903 onwards EPL 520, 3 figures and a dog, lithographed tin, clockwork, automatic steering, length 5 in. Li-La Lehmanns Auto-Schwestern, ab 1903 EPL 520, 3 Figur

Approx 6 1/4" x 7" x 4 3/8" tall.

Production Run: 1900-1910. The Boxer Rebellion took place in China between 1899 and 1901. The conflict was a violent anti-foreign, anti-colonial and anti-Christian uprising that was carried out by a s

; Production Run: 1905-40. This fascinating toy demonstrates visibly different behavioral patterns between two classes of Chinese people. The working class coolie performs his menial transport job hum

; Production Run: 1904-35. This early form of automotive coach is known as a vis-a-vis” because the driver and the passenger sit face to face. A “naughty boy” has grabbed the steering tiller fro

; Production Run: 1927-38. This is a fairly complicated toy with multiple moving parts, including a running coolie and a Japanese kimono clad woman fanning herself and spinning her parasol. Very excep

Lehmann "Salus" Ambulance EPL 734, c. 1918 Lithographed tin, 2 fabric blinds (one side missing hand wheels), steerable front wheels, clockwork (1 gear wheel missing), driver figure, 4 flatbeds, lengt

; Production Run: 1903-35. Collectors regard the “Tut-Tut” as one of Lehmann’s most iconic creations. It presents us with a wonderful image that captures what it must have felt like as a motoris

; Production Run: 1907-45. The gardener pushes his wheelbarrow with a very realistic walking motion found in the figure’s legs. This offering includes the original spade.

; Production Run: 1913-35. Most people wrongly think of a monorail as an elevated rail system where the train is suspended from the track. In actuality, a monorail is any train system that runs on a s

; Production Run: 1897-1935. This splendid little plaything is meant as a miniature copy of the electric powered motorized coaches children saw on their city streets. On setting the front wheels in po

German, Circa 1907-1915 A superior example of the toy. The box lid with a small hole in its center and missing one longer edge.

; Production Run: 1890-1945. This busy miller is seen climbing up and down the pole at breakneck pace. It is Lehmann’s tallest toy and it was wildly popular with children across many generations.

; Production Run: 1904-48. As a prominent member of the German Naval Association, Lehmann took a special delight in developing his Dancing Sailor. Wind him up and he swivels his hips all about the flo

Lehmann EPL 490 "Tut-Tut" Automobile, 1903 onwards Lithographed and hand-painted tin, steerable front wheels, clockwork, working, with signal horn (working), length 6 ¾ in. "Tut-Tut"-Motorwagen "Le

332. BOXED LEHMANN EPL II DIRIGIBLE | Working. | 11.5" l. | Tears at seams on box, very nice label, overall (Exc. - Pristine Cond.) for this piece. | $500 - $750

German, Circa 1910-1920

Lehmann EPL 786 "Deutsche Reichspost" Mail Truck, c. 1935 Lithographed tin, spiral-spring-drive, steerable front axle, length 7 ¼ in., slightly retouched on rear door, spring repaired. Lkw "Deutsch