Tin Pull & Spring Driven Toys

Lot of two, both in original chromolithographed paint, including marked Ohio Art Co. Bryon, O. U.S.A. bunny drawn two wheel cart pull toy, 4 x 9 x 5 1/2" high; and single horse drawn two wheel cart sp

Chromolithographed tin spring driven wind up toy with single horse, driver and dog, marked on rear panel: Hee Haw Trade Mark Louis Marx & Co. New York Pats Peng U.S.A. with two wheels, 10 1/4 x3 x 5"

4 German Tin Toys Lithographed tin, spring-driven 1) Blomer & Schüler, running turkey, with spreading tail feathers, c. 1950. - 2) Gama, vibrating donkey, c. 1930. - 3) Arnold, monkey on tricycl

Working and complete with records. Wolverine No. 48 Zilotone Toy. Wind up spring driven tin litho toy of a standing “Sunny Andy” playing a large xylophone, he stands holding a large hammer andswin

Extremely Rare Figuraphon Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany. Lithographed tin-toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer with upright clown horn, base with window, for

Extremely Rare Figuraphone Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany. Lithographed tin toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer with upright clown horn, reproducer in need

Extremely Rare Olaphon Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany, lithographed tin-toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer with upright horn. With key. Sehr seltenes Spielz

Extremely Rare Olaphon Toy Gramophone by Weco, c. 1925 Made in Germany, lithographed tin toy gramophone, spring-driven, working, horizontal reproducer, upright horn with clown motifs. With key and or

4 Toy Gramophones and 2 Table Gramophones, c. 1930 1) 2 unmarked toy gramophones, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven, working, with keys. - 2) "The Fairy Melodious", England, maker unknown. Lith

Four German Tin Toys 1) Lehmann Peter 503, c. 1950, VEB Spielwarenwerk Patent-Lineol, GDR, lithographed tin, spring-driven (working), length 4 ¾ in. After the Lehmann firm had been expropriated

5 Tin Toys by Höfler, c. 1950 Johann Höfler, Fürth, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working), original boxes (one with minor damage). 1) Train-Construction-Set. - 2) Tippy-Joe, step-

4 German Transportation Toys 1) Siegfried Günthermann, Nuremberg. Bus (Amsterdam - Rome) no. 29, c. 1952, marked "Made in US-Zone Germany", lithographed tin, spring-driven (working), forward and reve

4 Japanese Tin Toys 1) Bossie "Cow" toy by Alps, c. 1955. Patent no. 373980, lithographed tin, spring-driven (working). The cow trots forwards, wiggles her tail and sticks out her tongue. Length 6 in.

5 French Tin Toys, c. 1950-60 Lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working). 1) Riviera Express, FJ (Fabrication Française), plane with loose rudder, size 11 ¾ x 9 7/8 in., with box. - 2) Rock and

15 German Mechanical Tin Toys by Köhler, c. 1950-60 Georg Köhler, Nuremberg. Lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working). - Rabbit with long ears, pecking bird with chirp, somersaulting St. Berna

6 German Tin Toys, c. 1950-60 Lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working). 1) Singing bird in cage, Philipp Niedermeier, with stand, height 7 ½ in. - 2) Duck, Gama, height 3 ¾ in. - 3) Somersault

3 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) The National Band, Gama, Georg Adam Mangold, Fürth; lithographed tin, spring-driven, working, with key. - 2) Unmarked, Made in Germany, lithographed tin case, spring-dr

"The National Band" Toy Gramophone, c. 1925 Gama, Georg Adam Mangold, Fürth, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. Spielzeug-Grammophon "The National Band", um 1925 Gama, Georg Adam M

5 Toy Ships 1) Fleischmann, No. 520/33, Bremen-type passenger steamer, hand-painted tin, spring-driven (works), masts loose, length 13 in. - 2) Biscuit tin "P'titBrun", Biscuits Brun, lithographed tin

2 Bing Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 Bing Werke, Nuremberg, Germany. Horn gramophones Octophone and Bingophone II, octagonal cases, lithographed tin, spring-driven (both working). - With two cranks. 2 Sp

"Keimola Teddy" Toy Gramophone, c. 1925 Germany, no. K808, Keim & Co., Nuremberg, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working, with key, rare. Spielzeug-Grammophon "Keimola Teddy", um 1925 Nr. K808, K

2 Toy Gramophones, c. 1925 1) "Lemiphone", Leonhard Müller, Nuremberg, Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. - And: 2) "Dixyphone", Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. 2 S

4 Toy Gramophones, c. 1930 1) "Gama Nette", Georg Adam Mangold, Fürth, Germany. Lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. - 2) "Niftyola", Germany, lithographed tin, spring-driven, working. - 3) Unma

3 Tin Toy Cars, c. 1920 Germany, each unmarked, lithographed tin, spring-driven (all working), 2 with driver figures, 2 with doors to open, lengths 7 to 8 ¾ in., paint defects. 3 Spielzeugautos,