One of the most unusual late-1950's Japanese tin litho robots is Yonezawa's battery operated "Space Explorer"*. It has a complex battery operated mechanism and every action works beautifully! The toy
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Beautifully lithographed red, white and blue streamlined tin bus equipped with Wolverine's patented "Mystery Motor". Pressing down on the back half of the roof generates the energy required to wind th
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Unusual tin litho clockwork toy manufactured by Asahi (ATC), Japan. Toy features movement of two spring like metal rods which rotate in opposite directions simultaneously! Toy is in excellent+ to near
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Magnificent 20" long nickel plated cast iron repeating cap rifle (Schleyer #R-33) with red painted wooden stock. Heavy rifle weighing nearly 1½ pounds comes complete with its original illustrated box
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Classic cast iron clockwork locomotive with strong wind-up clockwork motor. Also includes #119 tinplate tender. Used, but not abused very nice looking locomotive has one replaced wheel (front left). M
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Al Aune's classic book, "Arcade Toys" states that this No.2610 Chevrolet Stake Truck was not listed in any Arcade catalog. In fact I had difficulty finding a reference for it. Al's was the only one I
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Outstanding tin litho "Newlywed Parlor" room manufactured by Louis Marx & Co., in excellent+ to near mint condition. Complete with all six original pieces of furniture. Also complete with intact o
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I've owned these Kenner Star Wars, Wicket the Ewok, Buddie prototypes since new right out of the factory. They were actually made in 1996. The production version, also shown, became available a year l
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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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Unusual World War II era dexterity puzzle featuring a camouflaged B-52, 4-engine propeller bomber. Highly colored bomber faced downward is raised above a background of clouds, forest, and anti-aircraf
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The "Twin Car Elevator" (its correct catalog name) presents German ingenuity at its best. Manufactured by Technofix (a.k.a. Einfault) it's an unusual concept. I guess you could say it's an "over-under
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Rare tin litho promotional item sponsored by the Moxie soft drink company. Patented after the full size Moxie Horsemobile and patented by Frank Archer in 1917 (see last photo). Consists of a tin die c
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