"T" Coffee & Spice Wagon Tin Toy

James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1890 - 17" Long.

George Brown Company. Forestville, CT - 1880 - 22" Long. G. A. Schwarz was the brother of F. A. O. Schwarz. G. A. Schwarz located his business in Philadelphia while F. A. O Schwarz located his in New

James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, PA - 1885 - 12" Long. This is quite possibly the only known example of an America Tin Fire Chiefs vehicle. We know of no others by any early tin maker. Stenciled "

With Star Cutout Decoration. James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1885 - 14" Long.

Made by Fallows. Philadelphia circa 1890. 12" L. Very Good Overall. Goat and Front Hoop Repainted.

Canadian. 1890s. Includes Stencilled cloves tin and "Empress" coffee tin. Marked, "Eby-Blains Famous Empress Coffees", and "Pure Eby Blain Co. Importers Toronto - Cloves". 8.25" x to x 9.5" (h). Each

Probably French - 1910. Made of Tin. 8" Long. Fair Condition.

Measures approximately 6 1/2" in length x 2 3/4" wide x 2 1/4" tall.

Made by the George Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1870's - 15" Long.

6" wide x 9" deep x 11" tall

Includes Donald Duck coffee tin with lid, marked "Goyer Coffee Company, Mississippi". Also included is an Automatic Recording Toy Safe dime bank with lid on top, showing Mickey and Minnie digging up t

Buddy L station wagon. 18" H x 6" W x 4" D.

TPS Japan; litho tin, mechanical; working; normal wear; L-12", VG-EX

Includes 2- Strauss Jenny The Balky Mules, Lehmann Balky Mule, and Russian Clown in Wagon. All original AS-IS

Getting all in box

Lot of 2 Vintage Tin Litho Horse Drawn Wagon Toys. The Pioneer Spirit Covered Wagon Tin Friction Toy by ALPS and a Tin Litho Horse Drawn Wagon with Driver.

Includes A Number 610 Conestoga Covered Wagon Tin Litho Toy With Horses. In The Manufacturer Of Early American Transportation Toys, The Styling, The Wheels, Brakes, Hoods And Bodies Have Been Faithful

Made by George G Wagner, Japan. Vintage. Very good, working condition.

Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1876 - 9" Long.

1933 World's Fair, Chicago, "Radio Flyer" Tin Toy Wagon with Original Foil Label

Connecticut,Circa 1880 Rare and early painted tin horse drawn wagon manufactured by George Brown Company of Forestville, Connecticut for G.A. Schwarz, Philadelphia. Highly detailed wagon with opening

MOST ARE TIN BUT A COUPLE ARE TIN & PAPER

GROUP 3 TIN TOYS & WAGON INC. WINDMILL 15"H TALLEST

Vintage Bordens milk and cream horse drawn toy wagon, tin with stencil decoration, on the back Clinton Rich Toys Iowa on the side, Borden‘s Golden Crest Grade A Milk Circa 1940s ----------------