LOT OF 10: EARLY AMERICAN MADE CAST IRON PISTOLS.

One is marked "ECHO", one is "PAL", one is marked "865", one marked "GIP", one marked "DIXIE", one marked "DAISY", one marked "COWBOY", two marked "PLUCK", and others. Some are late 19th century, some

Late 19th century. One is Carpenter, the other Wilkins, both drawn by one horse. Carpenter embossed on yoke. Both have original drivers. CONDITION: Some paint loss and wear, especially to horse on Car

One has steering wheel and two cast-iron driver and passengers. Original, but maybe not to this car. Second one has a female driver and no steering wheel. Both have a counterweight hill-climber mechan

Probably Dayton. The smaller one has cast-iron figure inside - which does not belong - and is missing flywheel mechanism. Larger car has cast-iron original driver, has gold-highlighting and large rear

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

Unmarked, but probably Kenton. One horse-less carriage, one truck, two other early sedans. All have yellow spoke cast wheels. CONDITION: Paint chipping and wear to roofs, overall very good condition.

One is a dray, called auto dray. Has two original drivers, one in the front and one in the back embossed "Auto Dray" on both sides, kind of a stake back truck. Two early autos, one has a Buster Brown

Includes: Hubley Ladder Truck, with molded driver and nickel wheels. Early Hubley Town Car with molded driver and passenger. Williams Roadster with back rumble seat that opens and nickel wheels. Vario

The first is a Kenton donkey drawn cart, missing the figure. The second is a coach drawn by one horse, with original driver. Some paint loss and wear to both. Dimensions: Largest : 10 -1/4" x 2 -1/4".

Best one being a Dent patrol wagon with driver and three figures, embossed "Patrol" on both sides, affixed headlights and spoke wheels. Second is an early Hubley patrol with molded figures and early y

One is an early Gibbs. Paper on metal. Gas station with pump on the front. Looks to have a replacement rubber hose and nozzle. Circa 1920's. Second is an Arcade Gasoline Motor oil garage. Wooden and w

Lot of Two Cast Iron Toy Pistols -"ARMY 45" (6 1/2"L) & Presto (5' L) - With Simulated Wood Embellishments made of Plastic - Early 1950's

Elgin Wind PUmp and Power Co., Elgin, Illinois, early 1900s, cast iron. "Hummer E184" made for Model L windmill. Old, worn red and white paint. Dent in one side. 10.5"h. 10"l. including base.

Lot of two American made cast-iron fire toys. One is horse-drawn and pulled by three articulated horses, two black and one brown and fire pumper has a break. The other one is a driven pumper with orig

The first tractor is marked "McCormick Deering" and has a nice Arcade Toy sticker on frame. Original nickle driver has some wear. Two white original rubber tires on rear, missing the front tires. Embo

Lot of two American made cast-iron dump trucks. One is a Kilgore in classic blue and orange colors with nickeled solid disc wheels, marked "Kilgore" on side and embossed on frame. The second is a Coal

Lot consists of two pre-war cast-iron toys: first, a Hubley Steam Road Roller, the tougher orange color, embossed "HUBER" on both sides near back driver. Driver has original paint, chains might be rep

First is blue Pickwick type night coach embossed "Travel" on both sides, iron wheels. Second is green ten window cast iron bus with solid disk wheels, restored. Some minor chipping and wear to travel

Both with original cast drivers, but maybe not for these toys. One has original hangers and two replacement ladders. Second one, the fire pumper, is missing figure on back. Both have fairly identical

The first is a Yellow cab with original driver and back tailgate. Rubber tires have been replaced. Yellow decals on both sides of car are mostly complete. Second is an Arcade Silver Arrow auto with wh

Lot includes an A. C. Williams Ford Model T in blue with spoke wheels, an Arcade auto, a Kenton two-tone auto with gold headlights and spare rear wheel and solid disc wheels, and the last is unmarked

Four Hubley and two Champion. The two Champions are marked and both are blue and red, embossed "Champion" on sides. There are two similar Hubleys but different sizes, red and green, a Studebaker Huble

Medium one is a Yellow Cab, made by Arcade with Arcade sticker and Yellow Cab Co. rubber stamping on doors. Smallest one is Dent, and the largest one is Kenton. All have solid disk metal wheels. Mediu

The largest one, the green one, is Champion, embossed "Champion Gas & Motor Oil" and has disc wheels. The other two are identical aside from color: one is blue, the other is yellow. Both are embossed