"Tower flyer" toys, two air vehicles suspended from a balanced beam held aloft by a centrally located tower, were manufactured in the U.S., Germany, and Japan from the mid 1920's through the late 1940
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Magnificent 11 piece heavy gauge tin and steel litho Medieval Knights Armor set from Marx. Realistically designed and intricately detailed it includes the original "medieval" storage chest (box) plus
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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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Exceptionally high grade example of the classic Chein transportation toy complete with beautifully illustrated original box. Manufactured completely of lithographed tinplate with long running clockwor
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Classic clockwork tin litho Marx toy featuring patented "roll-over" action. Excellent condition with original illustrated box and original key. Patterned after Marx's 1940 Figaro toy from Pinocch
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One of the earliest animated cartoon characters was Pete the Pup. He was created during the black and white silent film era in 1925 by Walter Lantz. This is same Walter Lantz who would go on to stardo
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Fold-up, punch out rubber band gun roduced by Onward School Supplies.Sold: Dec. 2002
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Extraordinary group of 12 cast iron Bozo cap bombs manufactured by Kilgore. All have never played with! They come complete with their original store display box and checkerboard insert. The Bozo'
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Magnificent large scale hand painted stamped tin "Express Wagon" attributed to Merriam Mfg. Company, Durham, CT. Superbly crafted tin toy features a large open-bed buckboard style wagon finished
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This very early French-made automobile racing toy was probably produced less than five or six years after the automobile was invented. Called "Course, D'Automobiles Jeu de Societe (or Toy Automobile R
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Outstanding pre-war Japan, blown celluloid figural Mary on its original hand painted tin platform with mechanical motor. Complete with separately blown celluloid lamb with movable nodding head. The la
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Outstanding example of the Primat lithographed tinplate convertible manufactured by Arnold. Marked "Made In Western Germany" it features a tethered coil spring remote control and original hand painted
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