HULL & STAFFORD EARLY AMERICAN SULKY

Hull & Stafford, c. 1880's, hand painted tin sulky done in blue with seated red driver, drawn by solo white horse, cast iron spoke wheels. 9 1/2" l.

Attributed to Hull & Stafford, circa 1880's, early hand painted American tin toy, depicts young lad in yellow outfit along side of his brown dog, spoke wheeled green platform base. 6" l.

c. 1870, early American tin, hand painted and spirit painted throughout, blue express cart has nice gold stenciling on sides, drawn by single white horse, yellow figure seated at bench at front of car

Either by Hull & Stafford or George Brown. Connecticut - Circa 1875 - 14 1/2" 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

1890s Fallows/George Brown, Hull & Stafford American Tin Toy horse and pony. Tin painted pull toy from the 19th century. Measures 9 inches long.

Early American Tin Sulky Gig - Made by George Brown - Connecticut - Circa 1870 - 9 1/2" Long

263. HULL & STAFFORD LIBERTY HOSE REEL | Early toy with a very elegant and ornate design throughout. | 14" l. | Professionally Restored and aged. | $1,000 - $1,500

334. HULL & STAFFORD CLIPPER CLOCKWORK ENGINE | Early engine with tin formulated cow catcher at front, attractive window stenciling and ornate cast iron drive wheels. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collectio

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Isaac Hull Commander of the USS Constitution “Old Ironsides” Personal Decorative Large Silver Table Spoon c. 1825-30, Isaac Hull Decorative Large Silver Table S

Autographs Commodore Isaac Hull Fully Signed Clipped "Isaac Hull" Master and Commander of the Frigate: USS Constitution COMMODORE ISAAC HULL, (1773-1843). War of 1812 National Hero, the celebrated Uni

1890 Equestrian on Horseback Tin Toy. Great color and paint on this American 19th century Tin toy by Hull & Stafford, 6 1/4 inches.

An unusual form for this early train engine. Normally this toy is found with two large front wheels and a directional pivoting wheel under the cab. In this case the large drive wheels are located unde

Hull & Stafford Company Clinton, Ct. - Circa 1875 - 11" L Fine Condition (see description) As the U. S. Centennial approached, Hull & Stafford often outfitted their horses with flags rising from their

139. LARGE AMERICAN TIN CHURCH STILL BANK | Attributed to Hull & Stafford, large scale example for a hand painted tinplate still bank, stenciled doors and windows, open cut outs for bell hung in tower

American (Clinton, Connecticut), circa 1870’s. Original hand-painted pumpkin color tin bearded goat. As child rolls tin hoop, goat revolves and stays in a rocking horizontal pose. Hoop, 5.125”

By Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1870 - 6 1/2" Long.

Early American Portrait of white haired gentleman w/ dark coat, label on back reads Benjamin Shaw of Stafford, born 1750 died sept 15 18?? oil on board, 13 x 11inches

Made by Hull & Stafford Company. Clinton, Ct. - 1875 - 6" Long.

Made by Hull & Stafford Company. Clinton, Ct. - 1875 - 7" Long.

Made by Hull & Stafford Company. New York City - 1860's - 15" Long. Very early tin toys are often decorated with fancy hand drawn flourishes like the white starburst design found on both sides of this

American (Clinton, Connecticut), circa 1870-1880. Exceedingly scarce American tin toy, the yellow embossed body of the goat is printed with details for the black hair and facial features, red saddle a

American, early 20th century. Includes a horse drawn cart, 6" long, a yellow painted horse drawn cart, 7.5" long, and a horse drawn sulky, 6" long.

American Painted Wood Model of an American Schooner, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Black hull and red keel, fitted with a sailor, rowboat, fabric sails and rigging, with stand. H: 16.375 in