LINE MAR KING POPEYE ROLLER SKATING TIN TOY.

Japan, mid-20th century. Lithographed tin frame with tray of spinach, and cloth pants, 7"h. In working condition.

Wind-up. Includes colorful original box. Shows Popeye skating on front and Olive Oyl watching him. Marked "King Features Syndicate". Some tearing and creasing to box. Toy itself is all original includ

Tin Mechanical Wind Up Popeye Roller Skater Linemar Toy. This is a wind-up toy of Popeye roller skating with a can of spinach. The colorfully lithographed tin toy winds up near Popeye's foot. Includes

Made in Japan by Linemar. Iconic Tin Lithographed Popeye Windup Wearing Silk Pants. 1950's 6.5" H

(Linemar, 1950's) A scarce tin litho wind-up roller skater Popeye. Featuring a built-in mechanism and key, when wound Popeye rolls in circles and kicks back with his right leg to zoom in a straight li

Excellent Linemar Popeye toy. Great colors. Nice original pants. Works. 6 1/2" Excellent

Has celluloid arms and legs and original tin pipe. Makes bell ringing noise when in operation. Marked "King Features Syndicate" on rear of toy underneath original bell. Minor wear throughout. From the

Hobo Skater marked "T.P.S." made in Japan. Shy Anne Skater marked "LineMar Toys" made in Japan. Action: Both toys simulate roller skating. 6.5" T. Made of Tin and Cloth. Both work well. Very Fine Cond

Comes with very scarce colorful original box. Marked "King Features Syndicate". Box is mostly complete; missing bottom flap, has a few tears and small pieces missing. Tank is clean with bright litho a

Linemar Tin Lithograph Wind-Up Popeye Cyclist. Marked "Made in Japan King Features Synd.". 6-1/2"h. Condition: Very good, missing bowl on pipe.

Includes very colorful box showing Popeye on large unicycle with Wimpy and Olive Oyl watching. Marked "King Features Syndicate". Box is complete but does have some tearing and creasing throughout. Nic

All original including pipe and pipe bowl. All tin litho, marked "King Features Syndicate" on one leg as well as "Linemar Japan". Has some moderate scratching and wear to chin and arms mostly. Provena

Includes scarce original box with original top flap, 98¢ price mark on top-right corner and marked "King Features Syndicate". Made by Linemar Toys. Box is nice and crisp and toy is clean with origina

Wind up tin toy of Popeye, who is wearing fabric pants, pedals a tricycle, which has a bell on the back. The bell is lithographed with the faces of Olive Oyl and Wimpy and several logos, including Lin

Comes in original colorful box which shows Mickey roller skating as Pluto and Donald look on. Some minor creasing to left side of box. Nice color graphics. Toy itself looks like it could be old store

Linemar tin windup Popeye Roller Skater. All original and complete. Very nice colors. Exceptionally blue pants. Windup works. With original box with tear in one end flap. 6" Excellent

Linemar tin windup Popeye Roller Skater. All original and complete. Windup works. Comes with Box. 6 3/4" Excellent

Linemar tin windup Roller Skater. All original and complete. Pants are faded. Windup works. 6 1/2" Very Good

Original Popeye Roller Skater. Paints are faded and missing pipe. Drive wheel is worn. Windup works. 6" Very Good

(LineMar, 1950's) A Battery-Operated Bubble Blowing Popeye by LineMar. Identified as one of the most sought-after bubble blowing toys, Popeye is designed to alternate between raising his lit pipe to h

Japan, lithographed tin, clockwork activated, familiar character wearing cloth pants depicted on skates with platter held high. 7" h.

(Linemar, 1960's) A tin litho wind-up Juggling Popeye and Olive Oyl by LineMar. When wound, Popeye's arms spin, and the baton he holds strikes the legs of Olive Oyl's chair, spinning her. The 9" toy i

First is a Japanese Linemar Popeye lantern toy, with original rubber pipe. Second is a Chein Barnacle Bill tin litho walking toy, "Barnacle Bill" marked on hat. Last is an American made Stratis Popeye

199. LINEMAR POPEYE PILOT AIR-O-PLANE | One of the rarest of the Japanese Popeye toys, lithograph tin with windup under rear of plane, circa 1950s. 6" l.