One Mack & one Hubley cast iron hook & ladder truck (missing parts) longest 18"

One Mack & one Hubley cast iron hook & ladder truck (missing parts) longest 18"

Tougher to find red color. Looks like original boom with replacement boom hook, two replacement ladders. Has one tool, original auger and back log carrier. All rubber wheels have been replaced. There

Lot includes 2 Hubley Fire trucks and a Roadster tow truck, along with 2 AC Williams steam shovels. Largest is 5". One fire truck is missing ladders and the other has reproduction ladders All original

Hubley large cast iron Mack Truck with integral driver and tools, one tow hole hook in rear broken. Hubley large metal truck and Hubley smallest Bell telephone truck which is repainted.\r\n

Hubley cast iron Ladder Fire Truck with 2 figures, 3 detachable ladders, 18¼"L -Good, missing bell and part of 1 tire

painted cast iron, 23 1/2 in long, w/Christie front end, ladders replaced, missing rear steering wheel, C6-7.

painted cast iron, Tiller car, 3 1/2 in long, missing driver, Mack Truck, 4 in long, Taxi, 4 1/2 in long, Fire Ladder Truck, 7 1/2 in long, C4-6.

Hubley Fire Engine, 5 in long, missing ladders, Kilgore Auto, 4 in long, Hubley Mack Stake Truck, 4 3/4 in long, tires worn, Kenton Pumper, 5 1/2 in long, C4-6.

In good original condition, 11"x 10"x 8", cast iron machine is in good condition, no breaks or missing parts, original paint is flaking.

367. ARCADE MACK SIDE DUMP TRUCK | Scarce example which is not often offered for sale. Book example, page , "Cast Iron Automotive Toys, 2000." | 8.5" l. | Factory hairline at one post, (Excellent to P

Replaced figures, uprights and ladders. (JY). (Very Good). 23-1/2'' L.

Scarce Hubley cast iron Phoenix fire ladder truck. Very detailed castings with large painted American eagle on both sides of trailer. Produced in the early 20th century when Fire Departments were disc

1041. RARE HUBLEY FIRE ENGINE HOUSE | With only one other confirmed example of this toy known, it is without question one of the rarest of cast iron fire toy novelties. | 13" h. x 11" w. x 17" d. | Sp

537. HUBLEY SAY IT WITH FLOWERS | Without question one of the most alluring cast iron cycles ever produced, extremely desirable for any advanced collector. Book example, page 144, "Cast Iron Automotiv

543. HUBLEY POPEYE ON MOTORCYCLE | Book example, page 147, "Cast Iron Automotive Toys, 2000." | 8" l. | One central tire is distressed, otherwise in (Excellent Condition); figure is in (Pristine Condi

one of the figure's head is missing, some paint wear, 38" tall

Green enamelled dragon plates. One dragon depicted in the mirror, two on the outer wall. Tongzhi six-character mark on the base. One plate intact, the other with missing parts on the rim. Diameter 19

Prewar Lionel Standard Gauge 99N, 99N, 99N and 099 Train Controls. One 99N has a broken die-cast ladder mount. Accessories look C5-6. Some have been very nicely wired with clean cloth wrapped wiring a

Muriel Coleman (American, 1917-2003), Nine-Foot-Long Bookshelfcirca 1950, one part form, black iron frame with solid mahogany shelves, brass capped feet, appears unmarked. 38.75 x 111 x 10 in. Muriel

Pair of 1920's Cast Iron Antique Street Lights, came from old downtown Elgin ILL. Total hgt.17' 9", Top light hgt. 34'', Base dia. 18'', Main shaft dia 6" to 7''. These break down into 4 parts.

One of many all original machines in Ron`s collection! This spectacular example has great original G-U-M reel strips, original cash box, matching serial numbers on the mechanism and cash box and still

300' ft. of Reproduction Victorian Style Cast Iron fence. Including 54 sections of 56" tall & 64" wide panels. Includes 55 posts that are 76" tall & 2 1/4" wide. Ornate casting on one side, reverse si

Finished in Red, Gray and Gold. Made by the Ives, Blakeslee Company. Bridgeport, Ct. - Mid 1880's - 7 1/2" Tall. The Palace Bank represents one of the most complicated toy banks ever created. It was p

American School Cast-Iron Model of Mr. Peanut With a removable hat. 40 x 15 x 15 in. Note: This cast iron figure of the Planters’ Mr. Peanut spokes character is likely one of a number of models