English Mettoy Tin Litho Wind Up Racing Car.

In scarce original box with nice color graphics. Marked "Made in Great Britain. Box has some creasing and tearing, two flaps detached but present and one small inner flap is missing. Car has nice lith

Battery-operated headlights. Marked 14-818 on front and back license plates. Some spidering to litho on roof. Minor scratching and wear. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 13 -1/4" L.

Prewar Mettoy tin windup with glossy red body and cream accents. Toy windup works properly with proper bumper and rear trunk. Made in G. Britain CA 1935. Tougher to find toy in very good to excellent

Working Condition

MARX TIN LITHO AUTO RACING CAR WINDUP WITH KEY WORKS!! Measures approx 8.5 inches across

Circa 1930s "Speed King" Wind Up Tin Litho Racing Car by Marx, with driver, 3 1/2" high, 16" x 4 1/2". Wind up mechanism not working, missing wind shield, paint losses.

Circa 1920s. Made by Whitanco. Female driver looks original by may be not to this automobile. Marked "Whitanco" on rear trunk lid. Some scratching wear, especially to front part of car. Condition (Ver

Wind-up. Marked "Made in Great Britain". Also marked "TT3149" above both sides of front fender. Tin litho tires marked "Dunlop Fort". Clean attractive looking cycle with nice lithography. Some scratch

Comes with difficult to find original box with nice color label of car on front. Marked "Wells" and also marked "Made in England". Batter-operated headlights. Tin litho sunroof. Nice original tin lith

1948 MARX speed racer wind-up tin litho race car, 1940's tin wind up toy made by Louis Marx and Company, this is a lithographed version of a 1940's Indianapolis racing car, car measures about

Scarce. Wind-up. Man driving woman on motorcycle with looks to be young woman passenger in sidecar. Original headlight. Marked "TMC155" above both sides of front fender. Also marked "Made in England".

There is a crazy cop whoopee car, a man riding a tractor, a boy fishing and Minic Jabberwock toy. Jabberwock has partial original box, missing flaps on both ends. Some wear to all but overall very goo

(2) Tin litho toys: Mettoy Wind-up Sedan, 8"L / Marx Fire Chief friction car -Good, both working condition

Made in Germany by Philip Niedermeier. Tin Litho Windup Racer Cars in the Original Box No. 260 w/Cool Mechanical Action Where the Cars Pass Each Other While Racing. 1950's 10" L

English Teal Car. London: Wells-O-London, ca. 1930s. Tin litho wind-up toy of a fancy teal car with maroon details. Marked Made in England with license plate XY-1142. 8 _. Some scratches. Working. Ver

Germany, L: 37 x 12 x 13 cm, metal sheet, tin litho tire with the inscription 'Dunlop Balloon Cord 915 x 135', used, wind-up mechanism

Plastic driver. 1950s. Wind up not working. Approx 16 inches long.

Comes with original box, nice color depiction on front of two motorcycle men racing, one on bike and one in side car. Cycle itself is nice and colorful with bright, shiny litho. Great operation of man

1930s Era Car Tin Litho Racing Set by Louis Marx & Co., including: (2) key wind cars (with key), (12) pieces of curved track, (2) pieces of straight track, (2) pieces of elevated straight track, (5) a

Wind up on the bottom. Marked "CK". English and American flags on the on the front of the car and the rear fin. Dual wheels in the rear. Moderate general scratching and wear. (Very Good). 8 -1/2" L.

Includes: Mettoy Sedan and Wells Sedan 1920's/1930's. Made of Tin. 8 1/2" - 9 1/4" Long. Neither worked when tested. Fine to Very Fine Condition.

Unusual color combination. Includes the original box, complete with some creasing throughout. Pre war version. Original lithographed driver. Beautiful hood ornament. Some general wear and oxidation to

Marked "A.G. Andres". Circa 1920. Has a tab on top of roof with which shows two lithographed race car drivers. Marked "H.S. 263" on front and rear of car. Has some oxidation and wear to roof and wheel

Gunthermann German tin litho wind-up car. Marked 'SG'. Tested. Steering wheel and top to carriage. Measures 8 in. x 4 in. x 5 in. tall. Provenance: From the estate of Clint Max Miller of Seattle and m