Dayton & Scheible Vehicles

Includes a Dayton 6-wheel tour bus with cast iron fireman driver, nice very old restoration; Scheible delivery van with driver in need of restoration.

This c1920 pressed steel hill climber train appears to be from Dayton Schieble Toy and Novelty Co. Includes engine and coal tender. Retains all original paint with scratches and minor dings. This fric

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 10.5" long with 2 passengers (not sure if original). Missing driver. Made of tin, wood, and cast iron. Shows wear throughout. Examine

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 7.75" long with driver. Show wear throughout. Examine

1900s Pressed Steel Tractor Hill Climber & Borden's Milk Cans. Tractor runs, possibly early Dayton, Clark or Scheible.

Comprised of 1 - Buffalo Toys black and tan Mack truck and 1 - blue and black Dayton Victoria Coupe with missing motor. Both vehicles have been restored. (Good). Largest: 19"

Includes Strauss Interstae Bus, Strauss TrikAuto, and Dayton Friction Roadster. All in original condition. Some missing parts and windup needs reapirs. Largest 10" Very Good

Includes Dayton Roadster that has been repainted, Structo Army Truck, and Structo Dump Truck. Largest 18". Good-Very Good

Possibly Dayton, not sure. Blue sedan has friction rear wheels, and other piece is a hillclimber. The bottom weight is detached and present. Wear throughout both with scuffs, paint loss, etc. Steering

Wood and Cast Iron Transportation Toys Wood and cast iron transportation toys. Vehicle designed with mechanical function. Not tested. Carriage is broken. Auto by Hillclimber, Dayton, Ohio.

DESCRIPTION: Republic/Dayton pressed steel touring car. Blue and gold vehicle with driver. MEASUREMENTS: 11-1/4" x 4-3/4" x 5-1/2". CONDITION: Wear includes scratches, scuffs and some corrosion to und

Folio black and white lithograph with opposing oval portraits depicting Fremont and Dayton in bust length 3/4-profile poses. Top center features an American eagle with federal shield. Imprinted at bot

Needlework sampler by Eliza Jane Dodson, Dayton Ohio. Dated 1834. Attributed to Waynesville School. Excellent condition with minor imperfections. Framed size H 19-5/8" W 14-1/8". Opening size H 16-1/2

Rated 9, 15"x22", metal flange sign has good color and shine, has light wear in the lower field, reverse has a few small paint chips and fine scratches. The Authentication Company #037563

Includes ramp hoist truck, parcel delivery, dump truck, service truck and very rare jeep. Service truck has original pressed steel ladder. Very little wear. Condition: (Excellent) Item Dimensions: Lar

H. GERSTNER & SONS (DAYTON, OHIO) OAK TOOL CHEST, 20TH C., H 57", W 29.5", D 21.5" Stackable three-section tool chest. The upper section has a hinged top opening to a storage compartment. A drop-front

The display hold approximately 50 loose various vehicles. There is also approximately 40 loose vehicles outside of the display. Also included is a boxed Service Station, No. MG-1; a boxed Motorway, No

Oil on panel. Everson Museum, sold to benefit collections fund. 36"x 48".

(70) VINTAGE MATCHBOX VEHICLES IN ORIGINAL BOXES, SOME BOXES TATTERED, ALL NEW OLD STOCK IN BOXES, SOME AXLES ON VEHICLES HAVE RUST, VEHICLES ARE FINE, SOME FLAPS MISSING FROM ENDS OF BOXES, FROM LOCA

c.1930 Custer Car.The Custer car remains one of the most mysterious vehicles within the enthusiast community and this example may be one of the last still surviving after many years of resting in a sh

with Rose Tarlow paper tag 60 1/4 x 47 1/2 x 28 1/4 in. (153 x 120.7 x 71.8 cm.)

Hardware Store Display Cabinet, probably American Bolt and Screw Company, Dayton, Ohio, c. 1900. The upper case, which can be mounted to rotate, with ten stacked wedge-shaped drawers on each octagonal

SST. A bright and brilliant example of this Circa 1950's Embossed Tin Sign from Dayton Thorobred Tires showing bold script as well as Horse graphic with self-framed outer edge. CONDITION: Sign is in e

Otto Gaertner (1845-1909). "The farmhouse near Dayton, OH". Watercolor on paper. Signed and dated LR. Illustrated on page 57, Otto Gaertner: Artist in Painting by Ethel G. Pyne, Vantage Press 1968. Fr