Rare boxed pair of tin litho "vehicles". Davy Crockett Stagecoach and Frontier Wagon appear unused in their original box complete with insert. Both grade near mint.Although they occasionally turn up i
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This pressed steel automobile was the very first Sedan produced by the All Metal Products company (a.k.a. Wyandotte). I purchased it from the estate of the original owner in Wisconsin. It was never pl
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Scarce tin litho battery operated space tank manufactured by Yonezawa. Called the "X-5 Moon Patrol Vehicle" it features more battery actions than most vehicles of its type. Despite lacking its origina
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Very early and completely made of cast iron by the National Co. The right grip pulls up from the bottom revealing the cap chamber. An earlier version was produced by National in 1909 without a trigger
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From the famous Donal Markey Collection comes this cast iron Skyscraper Bank produced by A.C. Williams. Produced for over 30 years it's fairly easy to find in used condition. However, this example wit
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Extraordinary example of popular 1950's tin litho Popeye Dime Register Bank in mint condition still sealed in it's original bag with manufacturer's header card. Toy has never been removed from the bag
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Yep, a Davy Crockett cap gun. Unused mint in box and it's easy to see why. Gun has never held a cap. All chrome plated tinplate marked Yacht Repeating. It found its way into many toy configurations in
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Terrific, early Popeye tin litho dexterity toy. Called Popeye the Juggler, the objective is to get the five steel balls into the four embossed holes. To complete the game the fifth ball must be caught
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Exceptional example of Yonezawa's, Battery Operated (Directional) Robot [blue version] in near mint+ condition. All functions work great! Complete with original box in excellent condition with both or
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Superb battery operated "Circus Lion" with "magic action". Manufactured in Japan by VIA (?) and distributed by the Rock Valley Toy Company. Super scarce toy and difficult to find complete. Beautifully
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Advertised as "a real indoor foot-ball game" this huge game measures a whopping 30" x 22" when it's all laid out. It features an actual 13" x 5" black and white photograph of the November 27, 1926 Arm
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Awesome example of Hubley's cast iron Hill Climber #7 motorcycle with approximately 99% original paint. Recent attic find it had been stored for many years. Painted deep scarlet red with gold helmet,
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