SCARCE AMERICAN PAINTED TIN ROLLING HOOP TOY OF GOAT ATTRIBUTED TO HULL & STAFFORD.

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”

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Rare Hull & Stafford clockwork train toy. Painted tin with painted wooden smoke stack and platform. L 10" . Condition: Very good original condition. Some paint loss. Copy and paste this link for high-

By Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1870 - 6 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

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

1278. IVES CLOCKWORK CIRCUS RIDER TOY | Early American hand painted tin with clockwork hidden in wooden base, scarce toy came with several different figures standing above the horse. Provenance: The S

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.

United States,Circa 1880 Pressed tin goat on a molded and green painted platform with six-spoke wheels, most likely manufactured by Fallow's, Philadelphia, RISD Museum accession number D44.519.51. ,9"

1920s Rolling Rufus Porter on barrel working original tin toy. Scarce German toy 7 1/4 inches tall.

First is a nice medium sized hand-painted horse hoop toy; second is a Japaned type rooster toy pushed by stick which has a bell on the bottom. Third is an interesting platform toy, with a dog and a pa

American (possibly Connecticut), late 19th Century. All original paint with a horse jumping through hoop, 4.5" x 4"; lamb toy, 4.5" x 3"; and a running dog, 3.5" x 3". Attributed to George Brown, Conn

81. MERRIAM DOUBLE HORSE DRAWN EXPRESS | An amazingly well preserved original early American tin toy, hand painted with eye popping stenciling to red cart, original white horse with a touch of red at

By George Brown Company Forestville, Ct. - Circa 1880 - 6.75" L Provenance: Gary Smith Collection Exceptional All Original Condition Within the collecting category of hand-painted American tin toys, f

53. FALLOWS FANCY GOODS & TOYS WAGON | Top condition for early hand painted American tin, circa 1870s, large example with colorful wagon stenciled "Fancy Goods, Toys & Notions" on sides, drawn by a si

1348. FALLOWS FLIRT SIDE-WHEELER BOAT | Fairly large early American tin floor toy is hand painted white throughout, soft blue accents on top of paddle wheel covers, some overpainted red to railings an

Boxed example, a scarce toy done in lithographed tin, hand painted whimsical depiction of chimney sweep riding rear platform of cart with broom in hand striking seated baker, clockwork driven. 5" x 2"

Nice piece of Connecticut toy history! Hand-Painted & stenciled tin with clockwork mechanism, 14.5” long, circa 1870s. Our key wasn’t long enough for a wind, but mechanism, is loose and well lubri

Rare Example with Openable Side Flaps. Made by the James Fallows Company Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 15" Long. This toy is in excellent condition considering its delicateness and size. A change to a