Hill's Alphabet and Building Blocks Boxed Set

Patented Dec 26, 1865. Made of Painted Wood. Can Produced Village School or Union College. Retains 37 pieces. Very Fine Condition. Box missing small pieces of lid lip.

5 1/4" by 5 1/4", has nice paper label with some loss. Early complete set. Good-Very Good

Lot include 2 different sets in the original wood boxes. These were assembled at one time using putty to hold them together. There is still putty on many of the piece but it rubs off. Largest box is 1

Including Hills Alphabet Blocks, by S.L. Hill, Williamsburgh, Lt. with 18 wood blocks in wood box in original red paint with slide lid chromolithographed with mother & children with blocks, 6" square

Including National Spelling Blocks, New England Toy Co., Leominster, Mass in wood box with sliding chromolithographed lid with 16 wood blocks, 6 1/2" square x 2" high; plus Hills Alphabet Blocks, by S

Early German boxed Richters Anchor Stone Building Block boxed set. 13" x 9" x 2".

A complete building block set with cupola, chair and British flag, circa 1875. Measures 10 x 13 x 2.75 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything w

Train set has a mahogany slide lid box 2 3/8"L filled with tiny painted metal locomotive, cars, track, crossing barricade and guard, Dehaney wood boxed set of Model Building Blocks 1"H, New Animal ABC

Lot includes a Hill's Spelling Blocks Set No. 18, along with a McLoughlin Bros Model Building Blocks set patented 1870. Both measure about ( 1/2" by 9". Condition varies. Very Good-Excellent

Alphabet Building Block Props Used in Poster Art and Trailers for Dolly Dearest. Trimark, 1991. Set of 5 oversized prop children's alphabet building blocks. Constructed of wood panels expertly assembl

Box Full of Architectural Turned Wood Building Blocks. Great set of wooden building blocks in a natural finish include columns of different sizes, triangles and rectangles, all stored in a rectangular

Germany, boxed set, appears nearly complete, missing maybe only a couple of blocks, made of ceramic stone shapes and comes with a model book of designs. Box approx. 13" l.

Identical sets except for size: 5 3/4 inch square and 5-inch square boxes with slide lid and lithograph decal, each having 18 red and white alphabet blocks

All in original boxes. First is a school district with a teacher, students and desks, c. 1875; second, a boxed set of acrobats; third, a set of building blocks; and last, a John Gilpin, which is a man

boxed block set, composition 12" x 9.5" x 2"

Including Hills Spelling Blocks No. 5, S.L. Hill & Son, Brooklyn, N.Y. in wood box with chromolithographed sliding lid with 20 wood blocks, 9 1/2 x 7 7/8 x 2 1/4" high; and The Embossing Companys Pate

Includes Ben Casey MD Game, Building Block Set, and Shoot A Loop. All Boxed. Very Good

Includes 1889 McLoughlin ABC Blocks, taped box cover; McLoughlin 545 Pretty Village, School House Set with several paper litho folding buildings and many tin stands; 1895 McLoughlin Lotto with bag of

Two Lithograph Paper on Wood Building Block Sets Late 19th Century comprising an R. Bliss Mfg. Co. Church and Sunday School Blocks set including the box and ten building block components; and a Reed's

C. 1916 Schoenhut block set.. Set of blocks are still in the bottom of the original wood box (top missing). 14 five inch blocks which still have wonderful lithography on both sided. Once side depicts

Antique Obelisk Alphabet Blocks Set. Coming with 7 total pieces that collaspse into each other. Condition: damage throughout, slight separation, condition commensurate with age. Total Height: 33.5 in.

Circa 1900 Richter's Building Designs No. 5-1 Architectural Toy Building Blocks Set. Original Designs for Buildings and Bridges. Original Wood Case. size: 2 in. x 13.5 in. x 9 in.

American Novelty Works STAR embossed wood building blocks construction set, in wood box with thick cardboard lid, along with GES Gesche stamped wood block construction set in wood box with paper label

McLoughlin Bros. Model Building Blocks set, original wood box with lithographed paper slide lid, circa late 19th c.