In 1947 the young Lesney (Matchbox) company was first introduced to the possibility of manufacturing toys when a company called M.Y. Dart inquired if Lesney could make a part for their die cast toy ca
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Magnificent pressed steel sparkling pop pistol with jet black, high gloss enamel finish. It includes 100% of its original Marx G-Man color decal. A very scarce toy in amazing pristine mint condition.N
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Absolutely awesome lithographed steel, wind-up circular toy based on a WWI aerial bombardment theme. Huge 13½" diameter plate-like toy complete with all original parts (four monoplanes, wind-up cord,
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This fantastic early pond boat was Jacrim Manufacturing’s top of the line model, and as such the most difficult to find; especially in high grade. Although I found several on the Internet
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Awesome metallic green, pressed steel No.502 Auto Transport by Structo. Pristine mint in box with inserts. Comes directly from the estate of the original owner (an elderly Indiana couple for their gra
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Outstanding mint in box tin litho friction drive 2-door sedan Volkswagen 1500 built from 1962-65. This Japanese made toy was accurately rendered right down to the VW hood ornament. Mint in box vehicle
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Early clockwork tin litho "Air Park" manufactured in Japan by Nomura and Tomiyama. First example I've seen of this scarce pre-war toy. Comes with both monoplanes with their original celluloid propelle
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Extraordinary example of the first year of issue of International Harvester's Pick-Up promotional truck manufactured by Product Miniature Company, Milwaukee, WI. Never used or played with it comes com
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Remarkable cast iron Lincoln Zephyr by Hubley in superb excellent+ to near mint condition with all original paint. Wonderfully designed with classic art deco streamlining. Painted khaki green thr
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Although Marx's Balky Mule is a fairly commonly toy, I've never actually sold one. It's because they're usually well played with and at 94¢ in 1948 they were produced in large quantities. This exampl
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The late 1950's was the satellite age. Many toys were produced to cash-in on the growing interest in space travel. This unusual tin litho friction powered "Satellite Launcher" was a fantasy concept ve
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Fantastic battery operated tinplate "Rock n'Roll Hot Rod" manufactured by Nomura. Three actions and all of them work beautifully! Toy looks like it was never played with; sparkling near mint condition
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