Early Tin WInd-up Floor Train

Very early tin wind-up floor train engine. Engine very nicely lithographed, marked on sides of boiler with number 112. Missing smoke stack, approximate size is 6 1/2" (L), 4 1/4" (H), 2 1/2" (W at whe

Early 1900's wind-up tin toy train floor toy.

Very early German tin windup Train Go Round. Wonderful colors and details. Looks never played with condition. Works well. Comes in origina box. marked BJD Germany. A wonderful toy! 10 1/2" Excellent

Early American tin Firefly floor train, 7'' l.

Early American Tin Hand Painted Floor Train - Locomotive & Four Passenger Cars - Circa 1890 - 25" Long

Early Tin Wind-up / Key Wind Train Engine Stenciled Traveler - paint wear, no other issues. 9" L x 4" W x 6 1/2" H

A very fine early example, circa 1880-1890`s, of an 1860`s French Engine & Tender depicted in miniature form. Unusual coloring which is typical of French toys it has a multi colored finish with a subs

Early American painted tin America clockwork floor train, 8 1/2'' l.

Early American tin hand painted and stenciled floor train, cast iron wheels, lettered 'Boss' on boiler sides, painted in red and black colors. 8" l.

Tin German wind-up OROBR train engine approximate 1920 circa. Engine shows wear, some dents and paint wear. One side where the OROBR is printed has some of the lettering worn off, other side is good.

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 tin toys, including: a tin rider on horse with a wheeled platform 5.5”H x 6.5”W, a tin dog on a wheeled platform 3”H x 3”W, and a Fallows tin floor train with locomotive,

Union Pacific M-10003 Diesel Passenger Floor Train. 1930s. #NN (unlisted); 1 piece (24”) lithographed tin wind-up; orange and cream streamlined deco design, graphics depict “US Mail”

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

Early steam-type engine and tender combo. Marked "JLH" on both sides of front boiler. Comes with two cars; a passenger car and a gondola. Passenger car might have had a roof at one time. Minor wear. U

litho tin, 46 loco, windup working, 2 parlor cars, 1 has a broken set & car end trimmed, 2 NW hoppers, 1 floor end trimmed, 2 NYC gondolas, 1 side stained, C5-6.

Includes Whee-Lo Spinning Wheel top; Weepy the Wee Wee doll; Marx early auto / car; tin wind-up walking elephant; Bub German two car train with track in original box.

litho tin, Marx 999 loco, windup working, Chein 999 loco, missing motor, 2 coaches, 1 has 4 small holes in roof, 2 Broadway Street Cars, C6-7.

Early 1960's Hafner by Wyandotte wind-up tin litho train set with track. Set consists of a yellow and aqua tin litho streamline steam engine and matching tender, a yellow tin litho #91746 gondola miss

Earlier and more detailed Honeymoon Express toy that appears to Marx. Upon further inspection, we believe it JD or J Distler due to the complexity of lithography. Background has great lithography and

Grouping of toys including early cast iron electric train engine, possibly Ives, French tin windup sedan (missing rear wheel, does not crank), Japanese "New Battle Tank" windup toy in original box - e

226. EARLY FRENCH FLOOR TRAIN | The Schroeder Collection - Abbys Attic Finds Loco & tender 6.5" l. Glue at locomotive stack, at one wheel & at motor, wind-up is inoperative, (Very Good Condition) $400

American. 1910s. Painted tin, painted cast iron driver. The Wilkins Toy Company of Keene, New Hampshire manufactured a line of cast iron floor trains and toys from the late 1880's to 1919. 5 x 4 1/2 x

Early engine with brass floor train locomotive, boiler, and stack, Plank locomotive on boiler front, together with four wheel painted tin tender. 11 1/2" l.