EARLY IVES PAINTED TIN "VIXEN" SPEED BOAT

Great looking original boat that does not have a motor. Appears to be all original and has deck cap over hole where the clockwork shaft generally is. 13", Very Good

Hand painted tin, white and green hull, brown decking, open cockpit, no motor present, possibly error at factory assembly line. 12 1/2" l.

Early Ives "Sally" passenger ship, all original with working clock work motor. Missing mast. May clean to a higher grade. 11'", Very Good

Made by Ives. 13 1/2" Long. Made of Tin. Works well. Professionally Restored.

Painted tin with live steam motor, 14” long. Probably CK, Motoshoko, Japan, 1930s. It is missing it’s burner and flag. Shows light to moderate playwear. From the Clint Miller Collection.

327. IVES CLOCKWORK PADDLE BOAT PEARL | Early paddle wheeler with concealed clockwork motor inside, hand painted tin with ornate cast iron wheels. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 9.5" l. | Flag

IN WORKING CONDITION! BOTTOM FRONT OF THE BOAT IS CHIPPING PAINT.

Very early and primitive tin battery operated Speed Boat made by Mantua. All original condition. A very rare early electric powered boat. 14" Very Good

Excellent early tin and wood windup Liberty Flash Speed Boat. Very great look. Complete with driver and flag. Windup works. 16" Excellent

Germany, hand painted tin, desirable example, sleek hull with seated driver, striped deck cover, single stack with clockwork action, grey hull, red trimmed. 17" l.

C. 1880, hand painted tin clockwork driven tin floor train, done in red, yellow and green, together with two red painted passenger cars, each lettered "Lake Shore R.R." on sides, lead spoke wheels. En

circa 1916, painted cast iron first series early electric loco with proper painted tin no. 17 open frame tender with coal load (rubber stamp in rear) 11.5" l.

c. 1880, very amusing clockwork American tin toy, hand painted base with floral stencil decoration at center, action involves a teetering see-saw with boy on one end and girl at other. 18" w.

AN IVES GLASS STATION DOME, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. Cast iron frame with turn wood supports on painted tin platforms. Length 18.5 inches. SHIPPING NOTICE:Jackson's is your sole and only source f

1278. IVES CLOCKWORK CIRCUS RIDER TOY | Early American hand painted tin with clockwork hidden in wooden base, scarce toy came with several different figures standing above the horse. Provenance: The S

Made by Ives. 10 1/4" Long. Made of Tin. Worked when tested. Fine Condition. Missing Rear Flag. No Key.

Ives, clockwork activated, early example depicts preacher in full robe standing behind wooden podium painted in red with tin book in hand, wooden base conceals mechanism. 10 1/2" h.

362. IVES CLOCKWORK ATALANTA YACHT | Only a few examples of this early tin boat are know, clockwork driven example has an impressive, originally produced in two sizes and with or without a whistle. |

Hand painted tin, early example comes with tin four wheel tender and "Express" freight car, multi-colors, stenciled pattern on loco roof. 17" overall length.

Early I gauge lithographed and painted tin, #75 "Fast Freight Line" caboose with four sliding doors, eight wheels, greenroof simulated wood slat side striping. 11 1/4" l.

Enamel painted tin, 11.5” long. It has a live steam mechanism with original burner and funnel, missing wick. It retains its stack ring and filler cab and would benefit from a cleaning, showing moder

1912 Bing speedboat early race boat. Rare toy, large size, excellent hand painted example. Measures 17 inches long.

circa 1927, O Gauge, painted tin and die cast 3252 third series electric motor (early overpainting), lithographed and painted tin 60 Baggage/U.S.Mail, 61 Chair Car, 68 Observation Car (with box missin

Hull-inscribed "Berrispar" (sp?),this battery-operated model speedboat measures about 19.5" long - a rare, well-used and early example, IN NEED OF RESTORATION. Functionality? - who knows - as the batt