16' Hay Wagon With Iron Spoke Wheels

16' Hay Wagon With Iron Spoke Wheels

Painted wood hay wagon, slatted sides and open ends, single long handle, supported on iron banded spoke wheels height 43 in. x width 27 in. x depth 47 in. We happily provide seamless shipping servic

With wood tongue, iron spoke wheels and gold lettering. Measures 16 x 26 x 16 inches without the wagon tongue. We ship in-house for all items with the exception of very large and or very fragile piece

Antique Pressed Steel Animal Wagon, weighted friction mechanism, (6) iron spoke wheels, wood base and front drivers platform with cast iron driver, includes (5) later painted wood animals, 16 3/4" l.

Star Coaster child's carved wood pull wagon with spoke and iron wheels, stenciled decoration, illegibly marked on back, early 20th century. Weathered, wear from use. Overall 37''h, 16''w, 32-1/2''l.

Finger jointed construction with turned wooded spoke wheels and iron treads. 15 x 35 x 16 inches (not including handle)

19th century. Very original sturdy example measuring 44 1/2". Sold from the collection of Anita and Curtis Easter of Lake Murray and Kiawah Island South Carolina.

Red painted metal spoke wheel child's wagon with handle, 16" x 16" x 30" not including handle

Wood hay wagon supported by a wood and metal frame, with removable sides, two light reflectors on back end, four metal banded wood spoke wheels, long T-shaped handle height 50 in. x width 71 in. x de

Small wood hay wagon with four plank bottom, having four wood metal banded spoke wheels, side rails with open ends, long handle height 24 in. x width 54 in. x depth 33 in. We happily provide seamles

152. HORSE-DRAWN TOY COVERED WAGON BY GIBBS. 18” length. Pressed steel wagon with painted red finish has cloth covering, cast iron spoke wheels, drawn by pair of die cut, paper lithographed wood

PAIR ANTIQUE IRON BOUND WOODEN SPOKE WAGON WHEELS. DIAMETER 33"

Antique Weight Friction Toy Steam Engine, painted and stenciled tin and wood, four cast iron spoke wheels, applied lithographed paper engineers, * Train No. "555", 16" l. x 8 1/2" h. late 19th c. Cond

Includes two-horse team hay wagon, yellow stake body and Meier buckboard wagon with dapple gray horse, both with red spoke wheels. 4" - 4 1/2" l.

Nice original wicker baby buggy. Made of wood and wicker with iron spoke wheels, and springs. A wonderful item to display in the doll room. 57" long, 29" high at front, with 16" diameter wheels. Very

Paper-Strip Organ on Cart, c. 1980 16 notes, painted wood case, on wrought-iron cart with spoke wheels, overall size: 29 x 17 ½ x 42 ½ in. Working, needs minor slide block adjustment. Notenband-Dreh

Nice Vindex John Deere wagon cast iron circa 1929. Displays nicely with green open bed wagon, removable seat, red hitch, and red spoke wheels. Has vindex decal on the back of the wagon. Embossed "John

Early 20th c. Two-Horse Driven Stake Wagon, probably by Kenton, in painted cast iron, with driver, spoke wheels, seat edge embossed "170", 7 1/4" high, 15" x 3 3/4". Paint losses, missing reins.

Early pull toy with hand painted wooden dog in original paint pulling a painted tin wagon with cast iron wheels, probably mid 19th century. 16"L x 5.5"H. Very good original condition. Provenance: Part

Farm cart / wagon, featuring polychrome paint, with one long handle and iron banded wooden spoke wheels height 44 in. x 33 in. x depth 30 in. We happily provide seamless shipping services on everyth

Iron wheel and spoke design chandelier, vintage possibly antique, 10 light ceiling fixture, measures drop 20 inches, diameter 23 inches, hung in sun room of Central Park west Manhattan estate

circa 1913-16, painted cast iron 3rd series no. 1125 electric loco with 10 spoke pony wheels and proper Limited Vestibule Express tender with embossed M-trucks and rubber stamping (Ives no. 25 on back

Cast iron, enclosed cage wagon painted in red with gold trim, houses white bear, driver seated on rooftop, yellow spoke wheels, drawn by two white horses and mounted riders. 14" l.

Great antique horse drawn circus wagon or cage. It is from Arcade from the early 1900s. The horses and rider are die cast iron with the wooden cage having nickel spoke wheels and accents to cage bars.