Wind-Up Boy on Tricycle Toy. American: ca. 1920s. Tin litho...

Wind-Up Boy on Tricycle Toy. American: ca. 1920s. Tin litho wind-up toy of a small boy on a tricycle, with a “Stop” and “Start” switch on the back and a ringing bell. Approxima

American, ca. 1930's. Includes a lithographed tin Wyandotte Toys "Man on the Flying Trapeze", 9"h., 3.5" w., 4.5"d., and an unmarked lithographed tin lady on a motorized tricycle, 5"h., 6.5"l.

MARX MAIN STREET TERMINAL TIN LITHO WIND-UP TOYAmerican, ca. 1920s, "Main Street". 24" length

One is a Unique Art boy riding tricycle; early version with spoked wheels. The second is a Girard Dodge 'Em bumper car with lithographed driver and marked "No. 8" on the side. Some scratching and wear

Monkey on Tricycle Windup Toy. Germany: K. Arnold & Co., ca. 1950s. A colorful tin litho mechanical circus monkey riding a tricycle; key included. Height 4”. Few scuffs to paint; very good.

Key Wind Tin Litho Monkey Toy by Louis Marx Company, ca. 1920s-30s, 8 3/4" high, 6 1/2" x 2 1/2". Works intermittently, no box.

3 Vintage tin litho windup mechanical Western Tricycle toys. All are in working condition. Includes native american, Cowboy, and Cowgirl. All are made by Marx.

American, ca. 1940. Lithographed tin horse ridden by the Lone Ranger with twirling lasso. Functions properly. 7.5"h.

American, ca. 1920's. Lithographed tin barn with a dancing man, child playing a fiddle and a jumping dog. 9"h., 5"w., 3.5"d.

American, ca. 1950's. Lithographed tin piano played by Bob Smith while Howdy Doody dances. Functions properly. 8.5"h., 6.5"w., 6"d.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin Popeye walker carrying two cages with parrots. Functions properly. 8" tall.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin Charlie McCarthy in a car along with a vibrating, standing Charlie McCarthy figurine. Both function properly. Car is 8" long, standing figure is 8.5" tall.

American, ca. 1930's. Two lithographed tin platforms on wheels, one with Ferdinand the bull on top, the other with a matador, both connected by spring steel. Functions properly. 5.25"h., 7"l., 3"w.

American, ca. 1930's. Lithographed tin Popeye figure. Functions properly when wound. 6" tall.

We have for you a ca. 1920’s tin, lithographed, windup “Marx Merry Makers” mouse band toy in box that was manufactured by Louis Marx & Company of New York City, New York in Dudley Worcesters

Ca. 1920s-30s. "Toonerville Trolley" by "Fontaine Fox" copyright 1922. Loose repair, 7.5"h. And "Toylands Farm Products Milk & Cream" wagon by Marx. 4.25"h. 10.5"l.

American, ca. 1930's. Two lithographed tin Pinocchio figures that sway and blink their eyes when wound. One has black shoes and the other has brown. Both function properly.

American, ca. 1940's. Colorful lithographed tin jalopy with driver. 4"h., 7.5"l., 3.5"w.

Including Marx Drummer Boy, Lindstrom Betty Dancer and Unique Art GI Joe with the K-9 pups. Various conditions. Condition:(Very Good - Excellent).Dimensions:Largest: 9" T.

Black American Tin Litho Dancing Boy, Nye & Company 1900's Tin Litho Wind Up toy. 6.5+ condition. Working

Marx "George The Drummer Boy" tin litho mechanical wind-up toy complete & in working cond - 9" tall - ca 1930's

O ga, ca 1920s, 4000 cast iron, windup not working, 120 tender, litho tin, 1106 LNWR coach, brown, C6-7.

O ga, painted cast iron, #9 loco, windup working, 509 tender, 2 litho tin Canadian National Railways coaches, white & blue, ca 1920s, C7-8.

O ga, ca 1920s, #4 loco, cast iron, windup working, 120 tender, litho tin, w/Northwestern yellow & green 1108 baggage & 2 #1107 coaches, C5-7.