Circa 1910 Packard touring car, hill climber toy

Circa 1910 Packaged Tour press steel. Missing tires. Repainted. Missing hill climber motor. Shipping is available.

Toy, Hill Climber touring car w/driver & passengers, pressed steel, c.1910, missing one wood headlight, o/wise VG orig cond, 8"H x 10"L.

Clark Hillclimber. Made of Tin and Cast Iron. American - Circa 1905. The toy works well. 12.5" L. Fine Condition.

Made by Dayton Hillclimber circa 1909. Tin and Iron. 7 3/4" L. Very Good Condition (Missing steering wheel).

Toys (2), German Hill Climber touring car, litho on tin, Exc+ cond, 4.25"L & Lehmann NA-OB donkey cart w/driver, litho on tin, c.1906, spring winds but does not want to move cart, VG cond, 6"L.

Made by Hillclimber. Made of Steel (Cast Iron Figures). Works well. Excellent Condition (Figures Original but Repainted).

Lot consists of a Hill Climber Touring Car, possibly made by Clark Mfg., Ohio, circa 1890's. Features a heavy cast iron flywheel mechanism. Made of cast iron, sheet steel, and wood. Approx. 10.5" long

Early Number 23 Schieble Hillclimber Open Roadster with blue and gold pinstriping. Original driver. Early American toy car produced circa 1912. Length approximately 13 inches.

TOY HAUSSER SCOUT CARGerman, circa 1940, tin. Hill climber back wheels to the brown on grey camouflage vehicle with top driver and two interior figures, "312" and other German markings, shov

Georges Carette Germany - Circa 1910 - 8” Long This toy works quite well. It is missing part of the front fenders, one wheel hub is repainted and all three figures are replacements. It works well. M

SCHIEBLE TOY CO. HILL CLIMBER PACKARD ROADSTER PRESSED-STEEL FRICTION TOY CAR,original dark blue paint and red roof, highlights include gold painted doors and silver painted running boards, nickel-pla

German, Circa 1910, 4.5" L A scarce early gyroscopic toy.

Dayton Hillclimber Dayton, OH - 1910 - 9†L Tin and Cast Iron

Dayton early pressed steel friction toy boy on sled with heavy inertia flywheel action, circa 1900 - 1910, 9.5" L

Tin Plate 1917-1919 American Touring Car Hill Climber

13.25x3.75x7 inches, cast iron driver and passenger, some original paint remains, driver unattached

7 x 8 x 4 inches

Approx. 13" long. Friction motor not working, missing driver. Shows overall wear throughout with scuffing, scratches, etc.

13x4.5x7 inches, cast iron driver and passenger, some original paint remains, working friction

Early Dayton hill climber 3-seater touring car. Car has paint loss and wear from play and age. The friction doesn't work. Measures approximately 11 1/2" long.

Antique 1902 Dayton Hill Climber Passenger Touring Car with cast iron passenger. Measurements in inches: 13 1/2 long Condition:Well worn with age and use. Missing two lead figures. Wheels turn Shippin

American-made Scheibel Tinplate 8 wheel Locomotive (15 1/2" long) & 4 wheel Tender (10 1/2" long) circa 1905. Friction powered, bell rings when moving. Early, rare American Toy. 2 pieces. Condition go

Dayton Schieble (attributed) antique pressed steel hill climber roadster toy friction car. Age related wear. Measures 10" long.

LATE 19TH CENTURY PAINTED TIN 13 1/4" HILL CLIMBER FRICTION TOY TROLLEY CAR - ATTRIBUTED TO DAYTON, WEAR, SCRATCHES AND MINER LOSSES TO PAINT, IMPERFECTIONS