Mechanical Circus Monkey by Koehler, c. 1954

Monkey on Tricycle Windup Toy. Germany: K. Arnold & Co., ca. 1950s. A colorful tin litho mechanical circus monkey riding a tricycle; key included. Height 4”. Few scuffs to paint; very good.

Made by K. Arnold , colorful tin litho mechanical circus monkey riding a tricycle. Measures 4" tall by 4" ling and 1 3/4" deep. As found estate condition . Please use photos as part of the description

A cast iron mechanical organ bank with faux organ, a circus monkey, dancing dog and cat. Bank winds up to chime and move animals. June 13, 1882 patent en verso. 8in tall x 5in wide. | Local and NYC cu

Three mid 20th century mechanical children's toys. Includes a Japanese "Boku No Tomodachi" clockwork toy with celluloid acrobat and a TN Nomura plush "Wind Up Circus Monkey" in the original box, with

Antique 1920's Lewco Products Monkey See Saw Circus Act Tin Litho Mechanical Windup Toy. 10.5" W x 6.75" H.

battery operated Vintage Cragstan Crap Shooting Monkey mechanical monkey toy. Made by Cragstan industries Inc. Manhattan, NY. Original batteries are includes but not working. C. 1950s or earlier. Take

A group of 5 vintage wind up tin toys. Includes Yone Vacation Land Airplane Ride, Lewco Monkey Circus See Saw, a western germany wind up roller coaster car, a japan wind up tin bumper car, and a mecha

Kyser & Rex Co., designed by Louis Kyser & Alfred C. Rex, Patented 1883. €œSingle Peanut€ variety, 8.5" tall. Place a coin in the monkey€™s hand, and touch a spring at the root of the tree. T

Jean Tinguely, Metamechanic sculpture, c.1961, Jean Tinguely (French, 1925-1991), "Gift for Ileana", sheet metal, mechanical musical monkey, beer can, wax paper label, motor, Andre Chenue paper shippi

19th c. cast iron Hall's Excelsior mechanical bank. Monkey cashier. J & E Stevens Ct.. 4" x 4" x 5 1/2".

Koehler, Monkey on Cycle, US Z. Germany, tin, cw ok, min. paint d., box C 2- (part. damaged), C 2+

c. 1950's, tin litho wind-up mechanical juggling clown balancing monkey and clown trainer and his dog. 9 1/2" h. x 9" w.

The Organ Bank (Miniature) is one of a series of four monkey and organ mechanical banks, designed and manufactured by Louis Kyser and Alfred C. Rex, of Frankford, Pennsylvania.  It has the distinctio

Marx, Koehler a.o., Funny Tiger, Monkey + Cat, USA + US Z. Germany, tin, cw 2x ok + 1x is stuck, paint d., 1 drum stick missing, C 2/2-.

Third quarter 20th century. Original oil on canvas, signed "C. Sigler". "The Handicap" with monkeys in race cars. "Anchor Supply" label on back. Minor soiling. 91"h. 116"w.

Koehler, Handstand Clown + Niedermeier, Gymnast Monkey, US Z. Germany, tin, cw ok, C 1/1-

2 Mechanical Climbing Figures by Lehmann, c. 1960 Lithographed tin. 1) Climbing monkey Tom, no. 888. - And: 2) Climbing sailor Jonny, no. 914. - Near-mint condition, in original boxes. 2 mechanische

Black and white circus photographs, most size 8x10. Images include monkeys, clowns, trapeze artist including Frank Doyle, tigers, and more. Some signed. Approx 18 in total.

938. ORGAN CAT AND DOG MECHANICAL BANK | Kyser & Rex Co., c. 1882, as handle turns, animals revolve and monkey deposits coin from his tray into top of bank while tipping his hat.

96. NINE ALEXANDER DOLLS WITH CIRCUS THEME. Includes 8” dolls Happy Clown #10414, C.U. Ringmaster, Lion Tamer 306, Bubbles Clown 306, Clown 305, Winged Monkey 149501: Plus Sylvester the Jester 1563,

Verne Q Powell 14K gold C flute, soldered tone holes, open holes, B-foot, traditional scale, A-440 pitch, SN 1355, made in 1954, 27.5" long, weight 15.3 troy ounces of 14K gold, AGW is 8.95 TO of fine

Ihle Schottenring Car, c. 1954 Large double-seater, by Gebrüder Ihle, Bruchsal, Germany, all-steel body, rack-and-pinion steering, cable-operated rear brakes, Sachs single-cylinder 2-stroke motor, le

Walter Lamb (1900-1989) Three Furniture Plant Stands, c. 1954 Brown Jordan, USA bronze tubing, fiberglass Tallest | H 58 x Dia 15 1/2 inches Property from the Phyllis Seltzer Trust, Cleveland, Ohio

"Bimbo Box" with Seven Mechanical Monkeys Automatenfabrik Böck, Betlinshausen. Electrically-driven monkey band with record-player music, coin-slot without function, on/off button on the back, working