Dayton? Early Horseless Caggiage Hill Climber Toy

rated 6, 7.5", has wear, motor works.

GROUP OF SIX CAST IRON TOYS & DOOR STOP. Includes 1930s Kenton horse-drawn fire pumper with driver; 1898 Self-propelled "Hill Climber" horseless carriage by D.P. Clark, Dayton, Ohio, 10" L., wooden bo

Dayton early pressed steel friction toy boy on sled with heavy inertia flywheel action, circa 1900 - 1910, 9.5" L

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 10.5" long with 2 passengers (not sure if original). Missing driver. Made of tin, wood, and cast iron. Shows wear throughout. Examine

Early friction toy vehicle. Approx. 7.75" long with driver. Show wear throughout. Examine

Made by either Dayton or Converse. One has provenance from the Atlanta Toy Museum. There is a dump type truck, which is stenciled over the top "1918" on both sides. There is an original cast driver, t

Lot consists of: first, a Dayton taxi cab push toy with original driver, flywheel could be missing or they could have made it into different variations; second, a Dayton or Converse Hillclimber trolle

657. DAYTON HILL CLIMBER SHOEFLY HORSE TOY | Scarce example. | 14.5" l. | (Very Good Condition) | $150 - $300

Early Dayton hill climber 3-seater touring car. Car has paint loss and wear from play and age. The friction doesn't work. Measures approximately 11 1/2" long.

Early Dayton Hill Climber Fire Truck. All original with driver and ladders. Very nice paint. 17" Excellent

Early pressed steel hill climber toy truck. 12 1/2" L..

Early pressed steel hill climber toy truck. 14" L..

The first is an engine and tender combination, marked "Double Friction Engine" with a cowcatcher on front. Second is a hill climber car with a cast iron driver and two lady figures. The third is anoth

Dayton Hill Climber Early Pressed Steel, 11 inches

One has cast figures of what look like Buster Brown and a woman with movable arms. No steering wheel. Other one has a driver with a woman with movable arms, original but probably not to these autos. B

Early pressed steel hill climber locomotive train toy. 13 1/2" L..

the car with wood and tin body and metal wheels 8" long, 3" wide and 8" high to the top of the driver 19th century

This great antique piece appears to be Dayton. Pressed steel Hill Climber with flat car. Friction toy locomotive with most of the original paint in red with green conductor cab. Overall approx measure

Dayton Schieble (attributed) antique pressed steel hill climber roadster toy friction car. Age related wear. Measures 10" long.

Made by Dayton Hillclimber circa 1909. Tin and Iron. 7 3/4" L. Very Good Condition (Missing steering wheel).

c.1915 Biplane Hillclimber Dayton, OH probably Schieble. Original paint, 17 inches long missing tail fin.

early 20th century, appx. 19" overall length

A 1920s Dayton hillclimber roadster in original black paint and yellow wheels

This c1920 pressed steel hill climber train appears to be from Dayton Schieble Toy and Novelty Co. Includes engine and coal tender. Retains all original paint with scratches and minor dings. This fric