The No. 60 Sandy Andy toy manufactured by Wolverine Supply & Mfg. Co. was advertised in the 1930 Montgomery Ward catalog as "a willing worker". It was sold postage paid for 67¢.This toy was Wolve
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This is the "Mechanical (Crawling) Crab manufactured by Yonezawa. It's a huge toy measuring 14" long and with its steel litho body and pincers weighs over a pound. It's spidery, eight side legs are de
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Magnificent Buck Rogers Pocketwatch manufactured by Ingraham Co, featuring full color image of Buck and Wilma on the face. Complete as sold in 1935 with rare original box, original cardboard insert, a
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The early 60’s were a scary time; Hydrogen Bomb, Atomic War, Radioactive Fallout, Nuclear Arms were new terms. And as the Cold War heated up the possibility of hostilities between the U.S.
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Cover Artist: Alden McWilliams (c.1916-1993) Illustrated interior and cover art from 1938-1950 primarily for western pulp magazines. A science fiction cover was very unusual for him.Complete and
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Marx and Linemar intermittently produced several versions of their Limping Lizzie toy for nearly 30 years. Based loosely on a 1925 Strauss toy called Dizzy Lizzie, it was available for only one year a
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T.P.S. produced several versions of their popular "Lady-Bug Family" toy using several different titles. However I couldn't find this "Fickle Lady Bug and Baby Bugs" version in any of the usual referen
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Magnificent example of a scarce cast iron motorcycle cop manufactured by A.C. Williams. Fresh from the Andy Huffer collection it was graded as near mint in Morphy's 2008 auction sale. Predominate
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Never heard, or seen, this toy before I found this example. Called "Dog Shuttling Train Set" it's a fairly complex tin litho battery operated toy manufactured by Yonezawa. Based on its appearance when
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At first glance I thought this was your basic early "Us versus Them" space toy. After a little research I discovered that there's actually a story behind it. The Space-Satellite toy was manufactu
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Highly unusual hand painted tin clockwork Fantasy Flying Machine. Possibly attributable to Louis Mougin (Paris). The toy was built and designed (most likely) in France. It's definitely not German
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Finely detailed tinplate Red Cross ambulance purchased from the estate of the original owner! Despite the few tiny litho chips on the rear right roof edge it had been stored since new and was never pl
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