Stevens & Brown Connecticut wind-up velocipede toy

Stevens & Brown Connecticut wind-up velocipede toy, circa 1870 -Excellent original

1870 Rare Wind-Up Boy on Velocipede Manufactured by Stevens & Brown and Mechanics Pat'd by Arthur Allen & Pat'd Dated - features boy with painted composition shoulder plate head and features, jacket,

Made by the Stevens & Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1880's - 12 1/2" Long. Purchased from Donal Markey. Backwinding the large rear wheels engages the brass clockwork mechanism. Works very well.

Pushing a Blue Three Wheeled Perambulator. Made by the Stevens & Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1880's - 12 1/2" Long. This blue and gold stenciled version of the clockwork toy pram is exceedingly

Made by Stevens and Brown; Connecticut - Circa Mid 1870’s. This represents the earlier version of the toy made with a wooden perambulator instead of a tin one.

By Stevens & Brown Company Connecticut - Circa 1880 - 8.5" T Very Fine Overall (head repainted and jacket replaced) Stevens & Brown made this toy with both boy and girl figures. The heads were made of

Great early clockwork toy made by Stevens and Brown. Measures 11" long and 9" high, with 4 7/8" diameter cast iron wheels. Toy is all original and clockwork works well. An excellent example of this ea

Wonderful early toy from 1870s. All original and working. Missing tin cover over the mech. Boy figure has very nice face and original clothing. A rare and wonderful piece. 12" Very Good

1870s Stevens & Brown clockwork Girl on Velocipede. All original condition. Clockwork motor works well. Original clothes are tattered. Wonderful early American toy. 11 1/2" Excellent

Stevens & Brown - 15.5” L Connecticut - Circa 1875 This type of early clockwork vehicle is fairly scarce. The toy works well. Material: Tin, Iron, Fabric and Papiermache

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Wind the Globe, press the lever. The clown not only spins around, he also does a handstand on his Globe. Made of Cast Iron. Worked when tested.

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Wind the globe, press the lever. The clown not only spins around, he also does a handstand on his globe. Made of Cast Iron. Worked when tested.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Wind the Ball, press the lever. The clown not only spins around, he also does a handstand on his ball. Made of Cast Iron. Clown s

138. CHINA HEAD GIRL ON VELOCIPEDE | Circa 1880, attributed to Stevens & Brown, clockwork toy tricycle depicting a girl with porcelain head. 11" h.

Stevens & Brown, early American clockwork toy, depicts young boy on three wheeler, cast iron spoke wheels. 10 1/2" l.

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1890's - 9" Tall. Set the clown down in place, wind the globe and depress the activating lever, the coin is deposited as he spins around. The clown nee

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1869. Made of Cast Iron. Brown with Substantial Repaint. Other one Very Good. Both missing Figures / Desks.

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

painted cast iron and tin clockwork tricycle with cast iron wheels and painted composition headed rider with painted tin arms and gold washed tin legs, appears to have original clothes, painted tin mo

Stevens & Brown - Connecticut - Circa 1875 This is a very superior example. It works well. Material: Papiermache, Tin and Cast Iron

Rare Mechanical Gig with Galloping Horse - By Stevens & Brown - Connecticut - Mid 1870's - 16'Long

C. 1872 Stevens & Brown (Cromwell, Ct.), tin ox cart. 8 1/2" L..

Made by Stevens and Brown; Connecticut - Circa 1880.

Made by Stevens and Brown; Connecticut - Circa 1876.