TOY POLICE DEPT CYCLE

One is a Police Dept rider, marked "TOY", "Made in Japan" on exhaust pipe. Second one is a six cylinder Venus cycle made by TN, Japan. Original headlight. Marked "Venus" on both sides of gas tank and

Dinky Toys 42b Police Cycle Patrol/43b RAC Cycle Patrol/37b Police Motorcyclists/37a Civilian Motorcyclists X2, with the 42b in C7 minus; the 43b in C7, the 37b in C7, the 37a in C7 and the other 37a

1984 battery operated, did not work in partial test. Uses 1 9v and 3 C batteries. Back of seat broken, but included, with original box. Measures 15 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches

Vintage 1960's Battery Operated Remote Controlled #721 POLICE SPEED CYCLE Toy Motorcycle with Cop Driver. A fabulous plastic toy that features remote control steering with forward and reverse action,

Vintage Friction Tinplate Lithographed Animal POLICE DEPT. Volkswagen VW Toy Car, by K Japan. Has some very light surface scratches on the litho, Excellent+ condition. Friction works perfectly. Beauti

Made by Nomura (T.N) of Japan. Made of Tin. 10 3/4" Long. Worked when tested. The car moves, while the driver moves his hands on the steering wheel. The driver lifts the phone to his ear and "radio" s

Cast Iron and Lead Toy Group includes: 4 1/2" cast iron "Police Dept" sign, two piece 6"l, cast iron wheel barrel; 3 1/2"l, porch swinging bench; 3"h cast iron high chair; 3"h painted lead begging dog

Police Dept G.Men (green and white) tin car by HAJI 4 1/4", G-Men (white) tin car by Cragstan 4 1/8", G.Men (green) tin car by Alps of Japan 4 1/4" From the collection of former FBI agent Bill Rosenba

Lot includes three bikes in red, yellow, and blue, colorful die-cast Police departments cycles with black rubber wheels. 8 1/2" l.

Mostly Hubley and Champion. Includes small Champion police cycle with sidecar, Hubley police cycle with sidecar, Champion small single police rider and small Hubley bike without rider. All have some p

8" Minor wear Condition: See photos Temp No 425

Includes Jigsaw Puzzles, Clean Up Set, Police Cycle, Combat Planes of the World, Kennel Club, Food sets, Mr Rednose, and More. Excellent

The first is a Japanese, tin litho car pulling a tin litho Japanese police cycle. Comes with original box with nice color graphics. Box has been wrapped in plastic to protect it. Second one is America

Great lot of Robocop Ultra Police toys by Kenner, 1988. Includes mint on card Robocop action figure, mint in sealed box Robo-Cycle, mint in sealed box Robo-Copter, and mint in opened box Robo-1. The b

Hubley police department motor cycle, red paint, some loses

Modern Toys, Japan, c. 1963, lithographed tin, white cycle, blue police outfit with blue hat, electric light battery operated, articulated rider. 10 1/2" l.

Japan, Modern Toys, battery-op police motorcycle done in bright color lithography, features patrolman rider that drives, stops and actually takes off on cycle by himself. 11 1/2" l.

JOHNNY LIGHTNING MOVIN VAN, PLAY ART YELLOW BEETLE, ROAD MASTER FLYERS POLICE, GATA PLAY ART FIRE DEPT, GATA PLAY ART FIRE CHIEF

Scarce lithographed tin toy depicting policeman riding cycle, nearly identical to the Marx version, clockwork driven, very nice graphics cover box. Ex. Donald Kaufman Collection. 8 1/2" l.

Lithographed tin toy depicting policeman riding cycle with siren on side, clockwork driven. 8" l.

1989 Kenner Police Academy Action Figures-Carded-NOS. Figures are four Eugene Tackleberry, Mr. Sleeze, Larvell Jones, Zed with skateboard, Crash Cycle, Gas Gushers. From the home of the largest toy co

11 1/2" battery operated tin motorcycle made by Modern toys Japan. When tested the the cycle moved forward, then stopped and the Policeman dismounted. Has minor rubs and play wear. Displays well. Exce

Includes Champion and Hubley. Small Champion police motorcycle with sidecar and passenger, a Hubley cop cycle with sidecar and passenger, another Hubley cop cycle with nickel wheels and another Hubley

Teddy Roosevelt TLS Rare Police Dept. Letterhead! 1p, measuring 7.75" x 10.5", New York, dated November 26, 1895. Signed "Theodore Roosevelt" and addressed to Charles U. Gordon of the Chicago Real Est