Scarce clockwork toy with tin litho horse and celluloid cowboy rider. Comes complete with even scarcer original box. Production of the toy itself didn't last long and today it's very difficult to find
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All plastic revolving Carousel Truck manufactured by the Ideal Novelty & Toy Co., Hollis, NY. In pristine unused mint condition complete with original box. Produced for only two years as cata
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Awesome clockwork tin litho Studebaker Coupe. Marked "Made In Occupied Japan" toy is unused and complete with original box. Manufactured by Sinsei Toys Industrial Co., Ltd. Actually their S.K.K.
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Outstanding chromolithographed advertising card featuring the Express Iron Wagon manufactured by the Gendron Iron Wheel Company. Prior to their manufacture of pedal cars and other pressed steel vehicl
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This is a complete set of three, original, painted lead figures of Buck Rogers, Killer Kane, and Wilma. They were originally available only as a premium sponsored by Cocomalt. Not sure if they were pa
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Unique Art Company' classic Kiddie Cyclist is one of the most recognized antique toys. Produced around 1938 it features an articulated young lad dressed in red overall knickers and white shirt riding
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This gigantic Acme Super Market play store set was originally sold at the height of WWII when rationing and recycling were a crucial way of life. Metals were vital; so except for a metal button pin ev
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Very nice example of Marx’s classic “Funny Face” tin litho wind-up walker which automatically alters its facial expressions as it moves. The toy is complete, all original and works wel
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Outstanding example of one of the most sought after comic/space toys produced during the 20th century. Stark, bold contrasting colors, steel litho instead of tin, and a design which gives it almost li
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Barclay produced four different cast metal Boy Scout figures which including Hiking, Saluting, Signaling, and Cooking. By far, the most difficult to find, especially in high grade is Cooking
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Many collectors of Marx toys are familiar with the history of the Marx toy company from the companys start-up in the early 1920s to their eventual demise in the early 1980s. The Greenberg's Guide to M
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From Japan and the U.S.; here's three novelty celluloid animals toys all produced around 1920. The coloring material is all original and without any wear. In fact all 3 appear to have never been playe
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