Outstanding friction powered tin litho 4-door Chrysler New Yorker Station Wagon manufactured by Nomura in pristine near mint+ condition. Super scarce vehicle, nearly a foot long and very accurately de
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This tin litho, friction drive, Buick Electra manufactured by Nomura and IY Metal has to be one of the most beautiful Japanese tin toy cars I've seen. With all original paint and not a single touch-up
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Classic tin litho somersaulting 'Flipo -The Jumping Dog' complete with original box and instruction sheet. He grades a strong excellent++.Flipo was produced in at least two versions over its 10 year h
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Regardless if you're a Beatles collector, punch-out book collector, or toy collector all have one thing in common. That is, collect the highest grade item you can afford. This oversize Beatles Punch-O
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Elusive clockwork tin litho "Sparkling Mountain Climber" by Marx. With provenance from the Kaufman collection this example is unsold store stock and has never been played with. I've seen only a handfu
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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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Super scarce tin litho friction drive "Space Survey Jeep" manufactured by Toymaster(?) in Japan. Gorgeous near mint condition complete with original radar antenna. In addition it comes with its rare o
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It's not often that I find a 76 year old game that has never been played! It's especially surprising because it's actually a pretty neat game. From the Hipwell Mfg. Co., (who I never heard of before f
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Superb lithographed tin mechanical "eccentric auto" featuring comic GI with tip-over helmet and movable body. Comes complete with original box.Jeep moves in random directions while occasionally rearin
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Spectacular 2-piece pressed steel, aluminum, and die cast zinc metal Aerial Sand Loader Set manufactured by Tonka. Never used or played with and only just recently opened. Near mint to mint condition
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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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This awesome 19th century clockwork cast iron locomotive was manufactured by Ives nearly 120 years ago. It's one of only a handful of mechanically powered locomotives listed in Rick Ralston's book on
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