Extraordinary unsold store stock from the Donald Kaufman collection (owner of KB Toys). Recently purchased at auction it had never been out of the box. All tin litho, complete with all accessories, an
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During the early 1960s a new genre of toy wind-up vehicle became very popular. Called "The Crashmobile" it was made from individual plastic vehicle parts (i.e, fender, roof, wheels, etc.,) which, like
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From the estate of the original owner comes this magnificent, three piece, electrically powered, lithographed tinplate auto set by Marx. Every component (tin, glass, wire, and even paper) is all origi
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This toy boasts an interesting statistic; it's the longest single piece battery operated toy ever produced! Named the "Cragstan Tootin' Chugging Locomotive" it measures exactly 2 feet long. It's tin l
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Early, green chromolithographed children's tin litho sand pail with original bail. Unmarked, but definitely Victorian era. The toy features highly embossed images of three children, two boys and
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Classic tin litho clockwork pooch by Marx complete with original box. This is the tan British version with blue eyes, but with a Marx U.S. logo. My research indicated that only black Wee Scottie's wer
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I could find no reference for this fantastic near mint to mint in box friction tin litho Radio Patrol Car. Complete and working, and with its original box. There are no markings on either the car or b
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Gorgeous mandarin orange/red Jaguar XK140 Convertible; tin litho roadster with friction drive motor complete with original box. Overall it grades near mint- (minus). Tin litho auto with embossed
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I had never heard of, or seen, a MAC Pile Driver before finding this amazing tin litho and steel clockwork toy. Produced by the short lived, but high quality McDowell, Mfg. Co., it is by far one of th
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Marx, Hong Kong manufactured this embossed tinplate Batman license plate. Note that "license" is spelled incorrectly on the header card. License plate is still factory sealed in original bag. Features
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The Louis Marx company produced only 5 different large walkers from 1928 to 1931. The rare mechanical walking toy "Officer 6-6-6" was the last of its type and saw only limited production near the tail
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Long out of print, Jim Schleyer's "Backyard Buckaroos; Collecting Western Toy Guns" is recognized as one of the most invaluable references for toy cap gun enthusiasts. Totaling 454 pages this is an or
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