Lehmann Motor Coach (EPL #420)

German, Circa 1900-1910

EPL# 420. Worked when tested. Fine Condition.

Lehmann Motor Coach No. 420, 1926 Ernst Paul Lehmann, Brandenburg, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven (working), steerable front axle, with driver figure, length 4 4/5 in. Lehmann-Motorkutsche N

; Production Run: 1897-1935. This splendid little plaything is meant as a miniature copy of the electric powered motorized coaches children saw on their city streets. On setting the front wheels in po

41. LEHMANN MOTOR COACH | 5" l.

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E. P. Lehmann, German - Circa 1905. Made of tin and 5" L. A classic Ernst Paul Lehmann toy of a horseless motor coach It works well. Fine Condition.

1164. LEHMANN MOTOR COACH | Germany. | 5" l. | (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $150 - $300

E. P. Lehmann. German - 1920's - 4" Long. Worked when tested. Fine Condition.

Lehmann, motor coach, Germany pw, 14 cm, tin, cw ok, paint d., C 2

Lehmann Motorcoach. All original and complete. Windup works. 5" Excellent

Comes in scarce original box marked "Motor Car" and "DRGM Germany". Has Lehmann bell mark on sides of coach. Original lamps and tiller. Some general oxidation and wear. Box is missing two small pieces

All original and in very nice condition. Windup works. 5" Excellent

Lehmann tin windup Motorcoach. All original and complete. Windup works. 6" Excellent

Includes scarce original box; box has nice paper label with minor chipping and wear to box lid. Toy itself has some minor wear to wheels and minor paint flaking to bottom of figures legs. (Excellent).

Lot of three German pre-war Lehmann tin litho wind-up toys, includes: first, a Naughty Boy with some spots of litho wear and loss to figure and wheels; second, a motor coach with original driver and h

Four Lehmann Tin Lithograph Windup Toy Vehicles German, Early 20th Century comprising a 'Tut Tut' automobile, an 'Also' automobile, a 'Motor Coach,' and a 'Zig Zag.' Height of tallest 6 1/2 inches.

Wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". Toy functioning but won't stay upright as stabilizer wheels are missing. Exhibits scattered areas of

Coiled spring wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". Mechanically functioning. Traces of a flesh tone overpaint exist on the driver's left

German. Pre WW1. Lithographed tin. A horseless carriage with driver and tiller-steering made in Germany by EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann. The carriage has 'MARKE' on the side of the doors, and is marked "ENG

Wind up toy. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "EPL Ernst Paul Lehmann". The wind up motor is working but the spring drive is missing. Exhibits scattered areas of paint loss

This is a very cool scale model of a Union Pacific McKeen Motor Coach. It appears to be all original, unknown maker, but attributing to Rich-Art. Only visible marking is on the inside of the wheels, M

Lehmann EPL 490 "Tut-Tut" Automobile, 1903 onwards Lithographed and hand-painted tin, steerable front wheels, clockwork, working, with signal horn (working), length 6 ¾ in. "Tut-Tut"-Motorwagen "Le