German Tin Lithographed Toys

4 German Tin Toys Lithographed tin, spring-driven 1) Blomer & Schüler, running turkey, with spreading tail feathers, c. 1950. - 2) Gama, vibrating donkey, c. 1930. - 3) Arnold, monkey on tricycl

Scarce German lithographed tin toy, mechanism on side is cranked to activate motion, very early with single cylinder graphics on sides, equal fading to litho as if the toy stood in a window sill durin

208. TIPPCO CLOWN ON DOG CART | Cute German lithographed tin toy, amusing sled style cart drawn by two dogs and standing clown on rear, key wind operated, with clockwork at rear axle, dogs seemingly g

Rare German lithographed tin toy, amusing depiction of a dressed dog chasing three wheel runabout with seated monkey driver, clockwork driven, wheels have graphics of dressed monkeys, an unusual and d

This German made tin lithographed wind up toy was manufactured by Nifty. Toy has fixed key. Lithograph on toy is slightly worn and has some scratches. Condition (Very Good). Size 6-1/2" T.

Pair of Mechanical Honey Bee Tin Toys. Antique lithographed German tin bee figures whose wings flutter as the push-rod produces sparks. Approx. 5” long.

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toys are marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

West German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and expo

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

137. LITHOGRAPED TIN TOY TEA SET, BATH TUB, AND KITCHEN ITEMS. Colorful lithographed German tin toy tea set; 6” x 5” tin toy bath tub with painted blue finish; copper tea kettle, tin funne

Einfelt German cockfight toy, lithographed tin, depicts two roosters on wheeled bases with shared tin band, clockwork causes wild seemingly fighting action, includes similar Bavarian duck and rooster

Collection of Tin Lithographed Toys, Including twelve German: four frogs, two ducks, a bird (with broken wing), a gondola, a car, a climbing monkey, a turkey (losses to one tail piece), and a moth pus

Einfelt German cockfight toy, lithographed tin, depicts two roosters on wheeled bases with shared tin band, clockwork causes wild seemingly fighting action, includes similar Bavarian duck and rooster

German. 1950s. Lithographed tin, fabric. Toy was licensed by Walt Disney Productions. Marked, on sides of feet and underside of suitcase. 5" height. The Howie Meyer Legacy Collection.

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. The toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and expor

German tin lithographed bird in cage wind-up toy with squeak action, 3.25" H signed JAJ Made In Germany

19 German Tin Toys, 1950s-1980s Lithographed tin, some plastic parts, clockwork or friction-driven. Manufactured by Lehmann, Köhler and Gama. 19 deutsche Blechspielzeuge der 1950er bis 1980er J

Description: Two antique German painted & lithographed tin wind-up toy cars. Type: Toy carMaterials: TinMarkings & Inscriptions: MarkedDate: 1920s Maker: Bing Werke Dimensions: Touring car: 3.75" x 6"

West German. 1960s. Lithographed tin, plastic. This toy was built for 8 years (1961 to 1968) when it was discontinued and never reissued. Marked, on rear bumper and underside of car. 3.5" x 6.5" x 3".