Early Tin Litho New York American Strauss Roadster No 430

Unusual tin toy wagon. No manufacturer markings, but the numbering corresponds to Strauss of New York. Wagon is 5" long (13" long including wood tongue) Very good shape.

Marked "No. 102 Donkey Shooting Game U.S. Pat. No.1832711" and "Ferdinand Strauss New York, U.S.A.". Shows circus scene on tin litho background, clown riding a donkey with an African American man behi

American. 1930s. Lithographed tin. With original box. Marked, "The Ferdinand Strauss Corp., New York, U.S.A". 3 x 7 x 2" (trolleys), 5 x 7 1/2 x 3 1/2" (box). Axles have been glued in place on trailin

Scarce colorful original box that is protected by sealed plastic. Marked "SR-47". Box is crisp with only minor age wear. Zeppelin has original propellers. Marked "No. 47" on back tail fin and also "Ne

Great assortment of Strauss, New York, toys for restoration. No 35 tin Wildfire Trotter Wagon mule cart is a great toy, but four legs are loose and only hang in place. Second cart present for restorat

Pair of Marx Tin Litho Transportation Toys. New York, 1930s. Including Marx City Airport featuring the Trans American Airways logo; and Blue Bird Garage Gas Station. 12” long. Paint chipped, soi

A very early tin die-cut easel back display made out of tin for the Little Barrister Cigar Co. York, Pennsylvania. Marked for "The Kauffman & Strauss Co. New York", showing a young boy with a box of c

1920s tin litho "Minstrel" musicians toy by the Ferdinand Strauss Corporation, New York. Patented 1921. Good color. paint loss to some edges of piano. One arm of standing banjo player is detached (but

9 VARIOUS VINTAGE MARX AND AMERICAN FLYER TIN LITHO TRAIN CARS - ALL AS-IS - VARIOUS CONDITIONS - ALL AS-IS - MONON- AMERICAN FLYER - MARX PENNSYLVANIA - NEW YORK CENTRAL - UNION PACIFIC - COPPER COLO

(2) Tin Litho Wind Up Toy Automobiles Early 20th century. 4 x 6 1/2 in. A Buffalo, New York collection.

This early 1900’s sign shows a couple enjoying the warmth of their new stove. The sign is embossed and made by Mayer & Lavenson Co, New York. The colors are strong and unfaded. There is a paint chip

Includes scarce, colorful litho box marked "SR-47". The toy came in three versions: Los Angels, Chicago, and New York; this is the New York version. Original pull string, clip, and celluloid props on

American. 1930s. Lithographed tin. Marked, "Marx Toys, Made in the United States of America New York, NY" underside. 5 x 10 x 4". Mechanically functioning. CODE:TOY Bryan Beatty collection.

Strauss produced their Zeppelin toy in three versions: Los Angeles, Chicago and New York; this is the New York version. Marked "New York" on sides and "47" on rear tail fins, celluloid props on rear i

American. 1920s. Lithographed tin. Marked, "Louis Marx & Co. New York, U.S.A. Patented October 1921" underside. 9 x 5 x 3 1/2". Mechanically functioning. Exhibits three patches of oxidation around the

American. 1930's. Lithographed tin. Mechanically functioning. Marked, "Louis Marx & Co. New York U.S.A.", rear of cab. 5 1/4 x 7 3/4 x 4". Exhibits a few very minor areas of paint loss and oxidation.

American. 1930s. Lithographed tin. Marked, "Unique Art Mfg Co. Inc, Newark NJ New York, N.Y Made in USA". "Copyrighted by Unique Art Mfg Co., 1921 Patented Oct. 1921" rear. 7 x 5 x 7.5" (h). Functioni

American. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Marked, "Made by Louis Marx & Co., New York, U.S.A" lower rear body. 5 x 4 x 8". Mechanically functioning. Requires horsehoe hood ornament. Rear passenger is detache

Great lot of early tin American Flyer and Marx train cars and a pair of caboose. Also includes New York Central coal car, log carrier with load, Pullman, US Mail Railway Post Office and each caboose i

Nutty Mad Indian. New York: Marx & Co., Inc., ca. 1964. Tin litho, fabric, and plastic stereotyped depiction of a Native American; battery-operated toy with original drum head. 12 tall. Light soiling

Large grouping of American pins, buttons, badges, ribbons, pinbacks, etc. Including World's Fair, New York Yankees, Audubon society, funny tin litho buttons, Masonic, paternal, American Red Cross, Dan

Mercury locomotive with New York central tender, All-State tender, All-State tank car, All-State gondola, Santa Fe boxcar, All-State caboose, American Flyer 3016 gondola and tin litho hopper.

Framed without glass. This early 1900s sign was made by Hays Litho Co., Buffalo, New York. Sign features an image of a man rubbing on an African American boy's head. The colors are slightly muted and

An American Copper Sauce Pot with Cover Joseph Heinrichs, New York, Early 20th Century stamped JOSEPH HEINRICHS NEW YORK PURE COPPER / NATHAN STRAUSS & SONS NEW YORK. Height 8 1/4 x diameter 13 inches