Windup Coal Mine Toy

Made by Arnold in Western Germany. 13.5" Long. Made of Tin. Excellent Condition (Coal Car Missing one Wheel).

Early Arnold Tin Lithographed Windup Coal Mine German Toy. This is a tin, lithographed, windup coal mine toy that was manufactured by Arnold Co. of Nuremberg, Germany. Toy did not work for us.

Includes 2350 open van with windup cab (not working) and 5100 mechanical coal truck with windup cab (not working). Both toys are in very good condition with light scuffs/scratches. Boxes to each are r

Misc. toy trains including Marx N.Y. Central set, Marlines tin windup locomotive and tender, Penn. 738701 coal car, Santa Fe 553 tanker, Union Pacific 59 cattle car, NYC 556 caboose, Lionel locomotive

Antique BING COMPANY Wind-up Toy Train, CA 1910: Pennsylvania RR Clockwork Driven Steam Locomotive, Coal Tender, Two Passenger and Baggage Cars, GLENDALE STATION. Track; 2 Curved, one Straight, Bumper

Toy Work Train, mfgd by Hornby, 2270 loco, 2 gondolas, coal & cask cars, Castrol tanker, Bananas & track stop, litho on tin windup, Good+ to VG working cond, largest 8"L.

Prewar children's O gauge train wind-up toy, American Flyer Line, comes in original box. This train comes with 8 sections of 9 1/2" curved track, AF 16 locomotive, 1106 & 1206 train cars and AFL coal

Attributed to Müller & Kadeder. Germany - 1910 - 15" T x 24" W. This is a very kinetic and aesthetically pleasing aeronautical toy. Made in Germany, it draws very closely from the early biplane desig

Mueller & Kaderer. German - 1908 - 16 1/2" T x 20 " W. Wow, how does one describe such a beautiful and rare German windup toy. The toy depicts a large Bi-Plane flying around the Eiffel Tower. It works

Attributed to Roullet and Descamps. France - Circa 1910 - 19 1/2" Tall. Three small bisque dolls are dressed as children. They are seated atop a type of early plane that most closely resembles the for

Made by Gunthermann. German - 1910 - 6" Tall. "Wonder of Wonder, Miracle of Miracles"; he works really well and his work is quite inexpensive.

Germany,Early 20th Century Early and rare Fischer clown tricycle windup tin toy, approximately C8 but not working at this time, paint presents very well with minor areas of scratching, tin lithography

25" NUREMBERG TIN GERMAN CRUISER WIND-UP TOY - FLEISCHMANN?

(Japan, 1930s) A small Rambling Mickey Mouse wind-up celluloid toy. The hand-painted toy has a built-in key and was manufactured in Japan in the 1930s. Measuring 6" tall, the action toy displays in ve

Made by Andre Citroen. French - 1925 - 15" Long. The toy worked when tested. This toy black lights as original paint, but there is little crazing.

Made by the J. Distler Company. Germany - Circa 1915 - 11 1/2" Long. Among its competitors, the Distler Company was known for producing lithographed tin toys at the lower end of the quality spectrum.

Tin wind-up toy of 3 musicians. 6''h 9 1/2'' dia.

Gunthermann. German - 1915 - 8" Long. The toy works well.

Tipp & Co. German - 1930 - 20.5" Long. This is a superior, bright and good working example of this wonderful Art Deco Era automobile.

(Japan, 1930s) A rare large size Mickey Mouse celluloid wind-up toy. The hand-painted toy features a metallic tail and a built-in key. It was manufactured in Japan in the early 1930s. When wound, Mick

Representing a gypsy girl with tambourine in one arm standing on a metal platform. Maintains its original painted decoration with two large wheels in back and small one in front-center. Extends when w

King Features syndicate, 1936. Condition: minor scratches but color is very good. Popeye is sluggish, Olive Oyl is not moving when wound. Box: has been repaired by taping on interior. This lot is bein

Linemar Mickey the Magician Wind-Up Toy. Japanese tin litho wind-up toy, issued in conjunction with Walt Disney Productions and featuring Mickey Mouse as a magician who changes a bird into a rabbit un

(Japan, 1930s) An unusual celluloid cowboy Mickey Mouse attached to a tin hobby horse with celluloid head and a built-in wind-up mechanism and key. Manufactured in Japan in the 1930s, we have seen thi