Carriage Livery Blacksmithing Toys Bill Heads

Getting all pictured

Getting all pictured

Misc Horse equipment bill heads / ephemora

manufactured by Fisher Price with original artwork by Lynn Bogue Hunt, Snap-Quack pull toys are hard to find in original condition, head turns & bill snaps as it should, 11"L, est. Market Determined

Carriage-House Mallard Drake Brink Lane (attr.) Lacon, IL, c. 1890 14 1/2 in. long A stylish mallard drake with a cocked-back head and delicate bill and tail carving. This carving is believed to be fr

Jones & Bixler cast iron Happy Hooligan auto bell toy, with movable head, 6'' l. Provenance: Bill and Stevie Weart Collection.

(J. Chein Co., 1932) A pair of tin litho wind-up toys featuring Popeye and Barnacle Bill. When wound, they waddle in circles with heads waggling. Measuring 7"x4", both toys are in fine working conditi

52mm. In Prince of Warwick Livery with Movable Bill arm. Very good condition.

With Movable Bill Arm. 52mm. Very good condition.

Britains Converted & masterfully repainted by Bill Connolly, circa 1980s. 17th Lancers with Rose heads, another beautiful Lancer regiment & Hodsons Horse Indian Army Cavalry. 14 pieces. Condition exce

Village Idiot Band by the Late Bill Brunton. Lot includes a 12 Piece Band created by Bill using Britains castings from Band of the Line Bodies with Village Idiot Heads. A whimsical take on the Popular

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1900's. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Condition (2" crack in back of the head).

Four Vintage Painted Cast Iron Toys and Banks. Comprising a Humpty Dumpty bank; mechanical swan carriage with rider, the swans head and rider both are animated when the piece is in motion; a Overland

One in a series of three; the other two being Popeye and Barnacle Bill. Very colorful litho. Difficult to find in such nice condition. Head sways around when wound as feet waddle back and forth. Some

Mechanical Secretary, c. 1958 T.N. - Nomura Toys Ltd., Tokyo. Amusing Japanese tin and vinyl battery toy "Miss Friday". The girl types with moving hands and head, typewriter carriage moves, a bell rin

Scarce Long Bill Donald Duck windup tin and celluloid Walker. This scarce toy has a tin body with celluloid head. Not to be confused with the all celluloid walker. All original with nice colors. Works

Lot of approximately 140 New York bill-heads (mostly), ranging from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Overall Good.

200 or perhaps more, billheads and letterheads, c. 1910-12. Includes Johnson and Johnson and WC Wilson, a pioneer storekeeper of his district in Butte. Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provena

These are 3 bill heads for the San Francisco Dealer Osgood & Stetson, designed by noted lithographer and artist Grafton Tyler Brown. Brown (1841-1918) was the first son of light-skinned African Americ

Hubley Mfg. - Lancaster, Pa. - Circa 1906 - 29 1/2” Long For collectors of fancy carriage toys, this represents one of the iconic pillars of the field. This toy turned up at a sale in Boston in the

Composite cast iron flying artillery carriage toy in the style of Pratt and Letchworth. It has two galloping horses pulling a caisson & single cannon. Three figures accompany the the carriage in 19th

Trade sign, Harness Maker or Livery horse head, gilded zinc w/fine detail, wood back, Exc cond, 19"H x 16.25"W x 15.5"D.

Detroit, MI, tack eyes, original paint with light gunning wear & some flaking, small amount of touchup to head, bill appears to have good age & is possibly original, hard to find in any condition, 12"

Made by Pratt & Letchworth. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1890. In the late 1880's, Pratt & Letchworth devised a very clever circular mechanism to effectuate the realistic "up & down" trotting action of t