Louis Marx & Company Trestle Bridge

#1320 in box.

Complete Louis Marx & Company Super Circus

contains most pieces and looks to be in good shape

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1926 A mischievous chicken thief attempts to make off with a chicken but a vigilant dog apprehends him in the act. A very superior example of this scarce toy.

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1930s Tin

We have for you a ca. 1920’s tin, lithographed, windup “Marx Merry Makers” mouse band toy in box that was manufactured by Louis Marx & Company of New York City, New York in Dudley Worcesters

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1920’sThe toy is complete, very fine and works well Material: Tin

Made by Louis Marx Company; New York, NY - Circa 1950.

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1920’sThe toy is in excellent, bright and good working condition Material: Tin

Vintage “Marx Merry Makers” tin lithographed mouse band wind-up toy, manufactured by Louis Marx & Company in 1931. While stylistically based on Walt Disney's famous Mickey Mouse, the toy is al

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1930 Depicts silent era film star Harold Lloyd. Toy is 10.5” tall and works well. Material: Tin

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1930 An unauthorized representation of Al Jolson portraying Jack Robin in The Jazz Singer. 10.5” tall and works well. Material: Tin

By the Louis Marx Company; New York, NY - Circa 1940’s.

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1940 Popeye taps a jig while his beloved plays the accordion. 9.5” tall and works well. Material: Tin

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1935 Beautifully colored toy. 9” long and works well. Material: Tin

Vintage tin wind-up toy car produced by Louis Marx & company in 1930. The toy is based on the popular radio show “Amos ‘n’ Andy,” which aired from 1928 to 1960. When wound up the car rolls

Made by Louis Marx Company circa 1950. Tin. 8 1/4" L. Very Fine Condition. Works well.

Vintage lithographed tin wind-up “Little Orphan Annie” and “Sandy” toy, manufactured by Louis Marx & Company, ca. 1930s. The toy is based on the comic strip which debuted in 1924. Anni

Louis Marx Company New York City- Circa 1940 9” long and works well. Material: Tin

Louis Marx Company New York City - Circa 1950 Cowboy Hopalong Cassidy, as portrayed by William Boyd on early television, had a huge fan base with kids. 11” long and works well. Material: Tin

Louis Marx Company circa 1925. Tin. 7 1/2" L. Fine Condition (Overwound, not working).

New York 1920s - 10" Long Notes: Made by Louis Marx & Company

Walt Disney Production / Louis Marx Company circa 1950's. 5 3/4" L. Near Mint Condition. Works Well.

Louis Marx Company, New York - Circa 1930. Made of tin and about 15" H when the ladder is extended. The toy works well. Very Fine Condition.