Ca. 1910s Converse Toy Tin Lithographed Battleship Texas

Ca. 1910s Converse Toy Tin Embossed and Lithographed Battleship Texas - with wooden smoke stacks, crow's nest, cannons and frame, detailed images sailors, flying the American flag, cannons, and marked

German Lehmann lithographed tin windup “Zig-Zag-Zick-Zack” Toy, ca. 1910s. The Ernest Lehmann company was founded in 1881 in Brandenburg Germany and began manufacturing windup toys in 1888, wh

Early American steel city trolley car noting stops of 'City Hall Park' and 'Union Depot'. Toy made circa 1912. Signs can be reversed by kids as well as the seating, which has backs that can flip direc

Ca. 1900. Lithographed tin, "Klondike Ice Company" delivery wagon by Converse. Missing horses, 8.5"h. Tin and wood red Conastoga wagon, 8.5"h. And red pull toys with red paint and black stencils, "Dai

Munyon’s Homeopathic Home Remedies. [Coshocton: American Art Works, ca. 1910s]. Lithographed tin cabinet with three drawers with dividers for various remedies on wooden frame and base. Approxima

Utica Drop Forge & Tool Co. Advertising Country Store Cabinet. Coshocton, OH: American Art Works, ca. 1910s. Lithographed tin façade depicts the company’s line of “nippers and pliers,

“Warren’s Featherbone Corsets, Health Waists and Dress Stays” Tin Sign, Enhanced with Glitter Paint. Chicago: Townsend, Hostetter & Co., ca. 1890s-1910s. Lithographed tin sign, glitt

R. G. Sullivan’s 7-20-4 Quality Cigar Ashtray and Match Holder. Manchester, NH: R. G. Sullivan, ca. 1910s-1920s. Tin ashtray with lithographed matchbox holder. 5” diameter. Worn due to use

[TIP TRAY]. Liberty Beer in Bottles Only. Rochester, NY: American Brew Co., ca. 1880s-1910s. Lithographed tin tip tray. 4 ¼” diameter. Minor occasional wear. Excellent.

Vintage Marx "Ring-A-Ling Circus" wind-up tin lithographed toy, ca. 1925. Atop its round base it features a circus ringmaster, clown, monkey, lion and elephant The ringmaster spins around on

Circa early 1900's Converse Toy Co. lithographed tin and wood horse drawn U.S. Mail Wagon floor toy

[TIP TRAY]. Kemp & Burpee “Success” Manure Spreader. Syracuse, NY: Kemp & Burpee Mfg. Co., ca. 1880s-1910s. Rectangular lithographed tin tip tray. 3 ¼ x 4 ¾”. Minor wear. E

Ferdinand Strauss Tip-Top Porter Toy. New York, ca. 1910s. Wind-up tin toy depicting a black porter pushing a cart. Original box (one closing flap detached). Height 6”. Some paint losses to hat,

Fontaine Fox, Germany. Antique wind-up lithographed tin "Toonerville Trolley" toy, ca. 1922.Height: 7 in x width: 4 in x depth: 5 in.

Battery-Operated Electric Cable Train in Box. Japan: T.N., ca. 1960s. Lithographed tin toy, mint in labeled box, with accessories. 7 _ x 6 x 2 _.

77. CONVERSE BATTLESHIP OREGON | Lithographed tin with wood frame, detailed imagery includes sailors, American flags, cannons, and "Oregon" along bow of ship. 17" l.

Group of two Disney vintage tin lithographed toys. Including:Fritz Bueschel, United States. Vintage tin lithographed plunger spinning top toy, ca. 1930s. With Disney characters playing instruments in

Tin toy, lithographed, colour red gold, 1910s, 17 cm, good condition, lithographed, without drive, two figures, HS-263Blechspielzeug, lithographiert, Farbe rot gold, 1910er Jahre, 17 cm, guter bespiel

894. Notre Dame Mechanical Music Organ toy. German, ca. 1919. Lithographed tin in the shape of the famous cathedral. Attractive graphics. Scratched and worn finish. Working.

Battery-Operated Speedway Indy Car Racing Toy. Japan [?], ca. 1950s. Lithographed tin, rubber, and plastic. Red with blue and silver stripes, number 85, with advertising for Lotus Ford, Shell, Preston

895. Two Mechanical Music Organ Toys. German, ca. 1919. Lithographed tin organs with crank handle. Attractive graphics. Scratched and worn finishes; good. Working.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin pull cart with Felix the Cat chasing two mice on top. 6"t., 7.5"l., 4"w.

897. Marx Merrymakers Band. New York, Louis Marx, ca. 1929. Lithographed tin wind-up toy. Features four mice, two in band, one dancer, one seated conductor on top of piano. 9 x 8”. Working.

Marx Merrymakers Band. New York: Louis Marx, ca. 1929. Lithographed tin wind-up toy. Features four mice, two in band, one dancer, one seated conductor on top of piano. 9 x 8. Working. Good.