MORTON CONVERSE CO. "CITY HALL PARK" TOY TROLLEY

1905 Morton E. Converse and Co. tin trolley, City Hall Park 175, 6 bench seat, spinning Union Depot and City Hall Park destination plates at top, hand painted decorations at sides, 15-1/2" L

lot includes clockwork Converse City Hall Park Trolley with condition issues (surface wear, missing roof top winding gears and a sign board) along with two floor toy boxcars - one in printed wood (wit

Early American steel city trolley car noting stops of 'City Hall Park' and 'Union Depot'. Toy made circa 1912. Signs can be reversed by kids as well as the seating, which has backs that can flip direc

1629. CONVERSE CITY HALL PARK TROLLEY | 16" l.

clockwork pressed steel floor street car, clockwork mechanism is wound by trolley pole, retains original destination boards, marked on end panels "City Hall Park"; valence, step risers, seat supports

clockwork pressed steel floor street car, clockwork mechanism wound by trolley pole, retains original 3 destination boards with strong lettering, marked on end panels "City Hall Park"; valence, step r

Converse City Hall Park 175 Trolley. Pressed steel, green and maroon body with two original sign boards, reversible benches. Length 16”. Paint loss and oxidation, partly repainted, lacks the clo

336. LIONEL 2 7/8 CITY HALL PARK TROLLEY | Gauge 2 7/8", Converse body with Jim Cohen motor. | 16" l. | Signs new, missing pole, 2 seat backs replaced, Cohen motor, otherwise in (VG Cond.) | $1,000 -

Circa 1900 Painted Pressed Steel Summer Trolley Clockwork Toy by the Morton E. Converse Co. (Winchendon, MA), originally with keywind mechanism operated by turning the roof pole, with four (front and

Large scale pressed steel trolley, features open bench seats, roof tag, reads 'City Hall Park,' on front platform, and 'Union Depot' marquees on roof, clockwork driven. 15 1/2" l.

Large size. "City Hall Park in Front" and "175" marked on both end caps. Nice stenciling and paint. Has original trolley pull but a piece off the end maybe missing. The four Union Depot metal signs ha

Early Converse pressed steel city park trolley with strong clockwork motor, 16" L

Vintage city hall park 175 Union Depot trolley wind up with original instructions and graphics. Some peeling, working condition.

Converse American - 1905 - 16.25†L Tin

Includes Yellowstone Park and New York spoons by Whiting, City Hall Philadelphia by Alvin Manufacturing Co. and Davenport PA and Delaware Water Gap, PA by Towle. 4-1/4" to 5-1/2" long. 2.2 ozt. IMPORT

PAUL STRAND New York (City Hall Park). Photogravure on thin laid Japan paper, 1916. 218x108 mm; 8x4¼ inches, full margins. From Camera Work, number 48.

BACHMANN, John (1814-1896). New York City Hall, Park and Environs. Lithograph with original hand color. New York: Williams Stevens, c. 1849 (State 1). 17 1/4" x 22 5/8" sheet, 27 1/2" x 33 1/8" framed

Looks to have original pole and placards. Nicely lithographed people in windows. Marked "Broadway Lexington Avenue 16" on both sides. Beautiful early toy. Very unusual early clockwork mechanism. Has a

Heading: (City...) Author: Title: City Hall, San-Francisco Cal. Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:Quirot & Co. Date Published: No date Description: Lithograph, on double-

Big Apple. Hand painted pop art sculpture from 1999. Depicting Times Square, Central Park, Yellow taxi, Chrysler building, Twin Towers, Radio City Music Hall, SOHO, Statue of Liberty. Hand signed and

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

Park Avenue, New York / At the Gateway to the Continent ca. 1930  artist's name printed in image; printed Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co., Long Island City, N.Y. 41 x 27 in.

Park Avenue, New York / At The Gateway to a Continent ca. 1930 artist's name printed in image; printed Latham Litho. & Ptg. Co., Long Island City, N.Y. 41 x 27 in.

NEW YORK, 1950-2011 A cut-out three dimensional lithograph assemblage by Pop artist James Rizzi. Titled "Fall", the work depicts city dwellers lounging in a park observing the turning foliage as the c