Horse Drawn Omnibus, Francis, Field & Francis

circa. 1840's-1850's, found in old estate located in Philadelphia, extremely early, named "GenL Worth," rare double hobby horses pulling wagon, probably had roof, has tin wheels rather than iron wheel

Unfortunately there really are no catalogs illustrating the many toys that this company manufactured over the years yet usually there is something unique about their toys that make them easy to identi

263. FRANCIS FIELD & FRANCIS DOCTORS BUGGY | 14" l. | Old over paint to cart, although reflects OK under UV light, horse hitch resoldered, (Very Good Condition) | $500 - $1,000

Michael Francis Keane Massachusetts 1948-2015 Includes a depiction of Albert Einstein, an illustrative work of a man staring at a glistening, in old gnarled tree, a winter depiction of a horse drawn s

Hand painted tin, early Omnibus with open windows and rear stairwell, spoke wheels, rooftop railing and solo seat, paper designation label on sides read, "Enterprise General Des Omnibus." 16 1/2" l.

Marked "Rapid Tramway" on top board and "La Parisien Tramway Rapide" on both sides. Late 19th century. Comes with composition driver, drawn by two horses. Top board looks like a replacement. Restorati

1224. MIGNOT HORSE DRAWN FIELD MEDICAL UNIT | Early medical wagons drawn by four horse teams with mounted soldiers. Soldiers 70 mm. Wagons 140 mm.

Germany, lithographed tin, features two seated soldiers and drawn by two horse team, open cart has smoke stack at top lid, spoke wheels. 4" l.

Germany, lithographed tin, features two seated soldiers drawn by two horse team, in open cart with spoke wheels, rear trailer cart contains two seated soldiers guarding field cannon mounted on hitch.

Marlborough Set M64 Horse Drawn Field Kitchen. 12 pieces includes misc. loads and supplies. Condition very good - one wheel hub and spokes have rust residue. Box fair to good with old sticky tape appl

6 Pieces Condition Poor-Good No Box

Perhaps one of the rarest toys in Jack’s collection! This early American tin toy from the 1850-1860’s era is in remarkable all original excellent condition. F.F. & F. had a knack of going the extr

280. FRANCIS FIELD FRANCIS FANCY CARRIAGE | 11" l. | Repainted. | $400 - $800

266. FRANCIS FIELD & FRANCIS BOY RIDING DOG | Very early examples. | 4.5" l. | Dog and bulls legs are each reattached to base with minor touch-up, boy figure is all original, (Very Good to Excellent C

5 Pieces Condition Good To Very Good

6 Pieces Condition Very Good

8 Pieces Condition Good

6 Pieces Condition Good

1065. HAND PAINTED FRENCH OMNIBUS | France, circa 1890, horse drawn omnibus, stamped-tin wheels, hinged roof opens so passengers can be placed on two benches running the length of the coach. Provenanc

563. A FEW TOYS FROM FRANCE | Circa 1910-1920s. Lot includes assorted French toys; an early lithographed tin horse drawn Omnibus, a wind-up fur covered hopping bunny, an articulated Monk walking a pig

Germany, Meier, lithographed tin, two team horse drawn field kitchen.

Lot includes Two 9cm Lineol Limbers, Field Kitchen and a Horse Drawn Field post Wagon by Unknown Maker. Circa 1914. 4 Pieces Condition Good to Very Good. Field Kitchen Stripped of Paint and Wheels Loo

Made by Francis, Field & Francis Co. Philadelphia, Pa. - 1850 - 6" Long.

Hull & Stafford. Clinton, CT - 1860 - 2.75" Long. Hull & Stafford, along with Francis, Field, Francis of Philadelphia are among the earliest known American toy makers. These early toys can be recogniz