American. C. 1950. Louise Marx was an early player in plastic toys. Marx's "Fix-All" products were considered superior and sophisticated products in the plastic toy offerings of the time. This motorcycle, for example, was made to be taken apart and put back together, allowing kids to pretend they were real-life mechanics. Marked, on box and tires.

Size
Bike: 5.75" x 12.5" x 3.5". Box: 4.5" x 13" x 6".

Condition
Original box in good condition. Motorcycle is complete. The "set of tools" referred to on the box, is missing. Battery operated light is working (the battery is in the gas tank). Shows playwear to silver on the handlebars and the roll bar. Some oxidation on the lever switch. Stand is fully retractable. Solid rubber tires.

Medium
Plastic.

Provenance
From the Howie Meyer Legacy Collection.