HULL AND STAFFORD PRESSED TIN GOAT PULL TOY.

American (Clinton, Connecticut), circa 1870-1880. Exceedingly scarce American tin toy, the yellow embossed body of the goat is printed with details for the black hair and facial features, red saddle a

United States,Circa 1880 Pressed tin goat on a molded and green painted platform with six-spoke wheels, most likely manufactured by Fallow's, Philadelphia, RISD Museum accession number D44.519.51. ,9"

1890s Fallows/George Brown, Hull & Stafford American Tin Toy horse and pony. Tin painted pull toy from the 19th century. Measures 9 inches long.

American (Clinton, Connecticut), circa 1870’s. Original hand-painted pumpkin color tin bearded goat. As child rolls tin hoop, goat revolves and stays in a rocking horizontal pose. Hoop, 5.125”

Four Pressed and Painted Tin Figural Pull Toys comprising a trotting horse, a horse and rider, a dog and rider, and a ram with herder.   Height of the tallest 13 inches.   Property from the

Rare 19th C Flapping Wing Rooster Pull Toy, pressed tin rooster upon an embossed platform with spoke wheels; when pulled the wings flap and bell should ring, remnants of copper finish, 7"l, 8 1/2"h. C

1890 Equestrian on Horseback Tin Toy. Great color and paint on this American 19th century Tin toy by Hull & Stafford, 6 1/4 inches.

Victorian tin pull toy goat, on green painted tin platform with spoke wheels, 6" L x 5" H; chalkware figure of a young girl with her goat on a leash, 5 1/2" H, chipped rim of her hat.

Rare Hull & Stafford clockwork train toy. Painted tin with painted wooden smoke stack and platform. L 10" . Condition: Very good original condition. Some paint loss. Copy and paste this link for high-

Made by Hull & Stafford Company. New York City - 1860's - 15" Long. Very early tin toys are often decorated with fancy hand drawn flourishes like the white starburst design found on both sides of this

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

Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1875 - 8 1/2" Long. This figure with long skirt was rarely used.

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

Merriam or Hull & Stafford - 1865 - 4 1/2" Long. This diminutive locomotive has a great look and charm. We believe the mechanism works, but do not have a key small enough to fit it.

Hull & Stafford. Connecticut - 1876 - 9" Long.

Attributed to Hull & Stafford, circa 1880's, early hand painted American tin toy, depicts young lad in yellow outfit along side of his brown dog, spoke wheeled green platform base. 6" l.

Four Antique Painted Tin German Pull Toys. (Unsigned). Goat, dog and two various sheep. Goat with wagon measures 9-1/2"l. Condition: fair to good with wear, losses and dents.

351. FALLOWS BLUE BIRD PADDLE-WHEELER | Hand painted tin, detailed embossed tin to sides of hull, pull toy. | Provenance: Paul Cole Collection. | 14" l. | Repaint to paddlewheel covers, searchlight, a

includes: miniature tin cookstove, tin Pull toy lion, cast iron goat pulling cart and a jar of clay marbles. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

Orange in color with number 6229 pressed steel pull toy SHIPPING: In-House shipping available. Please read our Shipping Policies prior to bidding.

Circa 1900. Wooden base with lead head, pressed tin hat and cast arms. He is missing his cane in the left arm. When lever is pushed, Yellow Kid tips his hat with right hand and left hand pulls back. H

Early Tin Pull Toy w/ Horse & Colt - Approx 9" l x 6.5" h x 3.5" w

Moxie Lithographed tin pull toy, marked patented February 27 1917 The tin pull toy is the rare red version with double sided color. A toy replica of the famous Moxie soda "Horsemobile" advertising veh