Hose Reel American Tin Toy

"LION" Hose Reel Early American Fire Toy - Unknown Maker - CircaMidd 1880's - 7" Long - Professionally Restored

By George Brown Company Forestville, Ct. - Circa 1880 - 6.75" L Provenance: Gary Smith Collection Exceptional All Original Condition Within the collecting category of hand-painted American tin toys, f

Dayton Friction Co. Made of Sheet Tin / Cast Iron. American - Circa 1910. 10.5" L. Very Good Condition.

American circa 1920's / 1930's. Made of Tin. 7" Long. Very Fine Condition.

Pulled by two horses. Original driver and hose reel. Looks to be original rope and nozzle. No cracks or breaks. Has an even moderate amount of paint loss and some oxidation. (Very Good). 13 - 1/4" L.

Fireman's hose reel storage box. Paint decorated wood. 'Riverside 4 Hose 4'. Together with painted tin box with '4' on side. American probably Tarrytown, NY.19th century. Hose Box: H 7-1/2" W 23-3/8"

Dent Hardware. Made of Cast Iron. American - Circa 1910. 23.5" L. This is the granddaddy of Hose Reels. Very Fine Condition.

Dent Hardware. Made of Cast Iron. American - Circa 1910. 17" L. Excellent Plus (Comes with an original Wilkins Driver).

American, approx. 13" long. Marked "CFD" on both sides of front. Original black rubber tires with six molded firemen. Driver side has partial original "Arcade" decal. Hose reel is present, but missing

American. 1950s. Toy has opening pump panel with original rubber hose. Marked, on lower edge of right cab door, front end of tanker, underside, and tin tires. Size 4.5" x 18" x 4.25". Condition The pl

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

Painted cast iron; wear; slight pitting; L-14", F