CA. 1930S STEELCRAFT TOY STEAM ROLLER. ORIGINAL

Steelcraft Early Steam Roller Pressed Steel Toy - Offered Without ReserveThis is a very early original and unrestored Steelcraft edition of the popular steam roller. The body is painted black and is a

Original, un-restored, 1930s Keystone 'Steam Roller 60' ride on toy. Pressed steel with wooden handle. Surface rust and wear present. Wheels still roll. Vintage

Original paint and decals. Complete and solid condition. Stack has been re-attched with pop rivets. Hardly noticeable and still very nice example of this toy. 21\", Very Good

Two Pressed Steel 1930's Toys - Steam Shovel & Roller

Presenting an exquisite Antique 1920s Pressed Steel Steamroller Toy crafted by Steelcraft, a treasure that captures the essence of bygone eras. This remarkable piece, measuring 16" x 11 1/2" x 7", ref

Stickers on the steamroller read, "Steelcraft, Murray Ohio MFG. Co. Cleve. O. U.S.A." It has some rust, scratches, and age-related wear. The Toy Measures 15 1/2" x 7 1/4" x 11 1/2", and is Moderately

Original Steelcraft ride on steam roller. The smoke stake is what turns the front roller. Displays nicely with paint loss and wear from play and age. Measures approximately 16-1/2" long.

Vintage Metal Steamroller Toy, by Mamod, model S.R.1a, in original box with steering rod accessory, toy: 7" high, 10" long, box: 8 1/4" high, 10 3/4" x 6". Box surface wear and lid crease/losses.

Lot G193 - Keystone Steamroller-60 Tin Toy HIGHLIGHTS Original* Built by Keystone Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass., U.S.A. Dimensions (in): 19x14x9 Location: Office Break Room *A designation of "Original" mean

TRUCK AND WAGON. 2 PIECES. GOOD ORIGINAL PAINT. WAGON SHOWS SLIGHT BENDING TO TRIM ON ROOF. CONTAINS A TIN LION. 19" LONG, 4 3/4" HIGH, 3 1/4" WIDE.

Burner and top. Looks to be original stack. Embossed "Mamod Birmingham, England" on front. Some burning on top towards rear and some general overall wear. (Very Good). 8 -3/4" x 5 -1/4".

1930's Early Metal Tin Keystone? Steam Roller Windup Toy . Measures: 12" long x 7" high. Great Craftsmanship and a very cool industrial look. Wonderful addition to any collector or as a decorative ele

Children's steam roller toy from the turn-of-the-century. In good condition and retains original paint and label. It measures 14" tall X 8.5" across X 19" deep.

American. 1930s. Pressed steel. Decalled, "Keystone Steamroller-60 Built by Keystone Mfg. Co. Boston, Mass., U.S.A". Original paint and decals. Evenly scattered surface losses with accompanying oxidat

Lot consists of two pre-war cast-iron toys: first, a Hubley Steam Road Roller, the tougher orange color, embossed "HUBER" on both sides near back driver. Driver has original paint, chains might be rep

J. Chein Tin Litho Roller Coaster Carnival Toy. American, ca. 1939. Two original cars, sides bearing carnival and sideshow imagery. Some scratches to finish, but clean and bright overall. 19” lo

Lithographed tin Baby Steamroller and Baby Tractor and Trailer, in original boxes, made by Animate Toys, largest box 10" L.

Antique 1920's Steelcraft Pressed Steel RideOn Steam Roller. 17" L.

Ca. 1930s. Two celluloid figures, one being Henry in a tin cart. 5.5"l. With original box. Chromolithograph images "Distributors Geo. Borgeldt Corporation, New York". Toy and box have some wear, less

(2) vintage metal large-scale toy vehicles to include pressed steel Buddy L Black dump truck and early Steelcraft steam roller height 11.5 in. x width 7 in. x depth 16 in. / largest Provenance: Pro

Manufactured by Tru-matic Toy Company, East Stroudsburg, Pa. It has its original paint and decals. Measures 19 1/4"L X 16 3/4"H. There is some paint loss. The 2 bolts that hold on the seat have been r

All original tin windup toy made of tin. Not working. 12" Very Good

All have original drivers and treads. Three are tin litho and the last is plastic. The plastic one is more of a steam roller. Some scratching and wear throughout. Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions:Larg

American, ca. 1930s. Jointed wooden figures with original paint. Five have stenciled labels. "Olive Oyl" and two "Popeyes" marked "By KFS", "Kayo, Willard" and "Little Orphan Annie, Harold Gray". 4" t