Elephant with Tusks American Tin Toy

Gundka G&K German Tin Wind Clown Cart Toy. Excellent working early tin clown toy with bright elephant graphics, 5 inches long.

Scarce Lindstrom Tin Elephant Wind Up Toys & German Tin Horse and Rider 3 total, 5 and 7 inches.

Rare Example with Openable Side Flaps. Made by the James Fallows Company Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 15" Long. This toy is in excellent condition considering its delicateness and size. A change to a

Altoph Bergmann Co. New York City - 1880 - 16" L This is an extremely desirable and rare American tin and clockwork toy. It has been professionally restored, except for the original paint driver. A be

Made by the Althof-Bergmann Company. New York City - Circa 1880's - 9 1/4" Long.

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

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 19" Long.

Made by the James Fallows Company. Philadelphia - Circa 1880's - 10 1/2" Long.

Incredibly Rare & Unusual American Tin "R.R Transfer" Depot Wagon - Unknown Maker - Circa 1880's - 21" L x 8 1/2" D x 10" T

Either by Hull & Stafford or George Brown. Connecticut - Circa 1875 - 14 1/2" Long.

By George Brown Company. Forestville, Ct. - 1880's - 16" Long.

By Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1870 - 6 1/2" Long.

Hull & Stafford. Clinton, CT - 1860 - 2.75" Long. Hull & Stafford, along with Francis, Field, Francis of Philadelphia are among the earliest known American toy makers. These early toys can be recogniz

Large Dog holding basket on wheeled platform. George Brown Forestville, Connecticut, Nice original paint, 6 1/2 inches long.

339. GROUP OF THREE AMERICAN TIN TOYS | 6" l. | Chimer is repainted, white horse toy has some over-paint, otherwise in (VG Cond.) | $300 - $600

Both by Automatic Toy Co. Magic Crossroads comes with working cars. Automatic Speedway with three working cars. Dimensions are: Largest 18 3/4" long. Cars show scratching. Original box is incomplete.

Very Unusual American Tin Saloon Car with Chauffeur & Passengers - Works with String & a Powerful Spring - By the Easel Company - Detroit, Mi. - 1920's

Ohio Art Company. Bryan, OH - 1935 - 8" Long. The toy works well.

1056. THREE EARLY AMERICAN TIN TOYS | Circa 1880's. | 5" - 12" l. | (Very Good Condition) | $200 - $300

1347. TWO AMERICAN TIN TOYS | 8"-10" l. | Express has three touch-up to axle bars, other has overpaint. | $150 - $300

First half 20th century. Two are sand toys. Popeye and Olive Oyl teeter totter, 8.25"h. And a mine cart conveyer, 11"h. Together with a spinning ferris wheel, 6.5"h. Varying wear.

Perhaps one of the rarest toys in Jack’s collection! This early American tin toy from the 1850-1860’s era is in remarkable all original excellent condition. F.F. & F. had a knack of going the extr

81. MERRIAM DOUBLE HORSE DRAWN EXPRESS | An amazingly well preserved original early American tin toy, hand painted with eye popping stenciling to red cart, original white horse with a touch of red at

87. FALLOWS DOG CHASING RABBITS TOY | Rare and desirable, a very clean example of this early American tin toy with articulated bunnies which appear to run away from the dog as the toy is pulled. | The