Rare Early Tin Doctor's Buggy

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

A rare early tin wall sconce with decorated metal reflector and having a removable candle holder with crimped edge. Poor condition - losses and loose parts to interior reflector, and the glass coverin

RARE early tin toy. Has figure in Patriotic dress holding a bell pole with rider on horse holding an American Flag. All on tin base with cast iron eccentric wheels. Toy has restoration. Figure on hors

SST w/reflective jewels in original wood frame. Heavy paint loss throughout with bullet hole in the "A". Very tough piece to find in any condition. Displays nicely and has a great look. Measures: 23"X

An uncommon lot of very early oil lamps. The 2 Brass lamps are very unique in shape, all original tole burners. The 2 Tin lamps are also rare in regard to the original burners and unusual shapes & han

RARE Early American Tin toy. All original and complete. Tin wagon with cast iron wheels pulled by 2 horses. Rear compartment opens for storage. Scarce 11" Version. Very Good-Excellent

Very rare early Disney tin and celluloid windup Mickey and Minnie Motoring. All original and complete. Mickey and Minnie figures are all original and have great colors. The 3 wheel motorcycle is origi

RARE early Strauss tin windup Twin Trolley Set. All original and complete. Great colors. Windup works. A hard set to find complete. With nice original box. 14" Excellent

DST. This is an excellent piece from the popular tire maker. Side A reads "Multi-Mile Cord" and has some surface scratching and paint loss in areas. Side B reads "Country Road Fabric" and also has som

Very rare early pre-war tin litho Jack-O-Lantern parade lantern. All original, twists at top to open, has some minor paint loss. Has original candle holder, unmarked, but probably made by the Toledo M

Connecticut,Circa 1880 Rare and early painted tin horse drawn wagon manufactured by George Brown Company of Forestville, Connecticut for G.A. Schwarz, Philadelphia. Highly detailed wagon with opening

VERY RARE TIN TAVERN OR INN LIGHTING STAND, NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1810-1820, ORIGINAL SURFACE, ORIGINAL BASE, VERY RARE EXAMPLE OF EARLY TIN LIGHTING. 76 X 30 AT TOP.

This Masonic lantern is a rare example of early tin work. Ontario, circa 1830. Excellent condition. Measuring, 14” height x 5" diameter. The Larry Foster Collection.

Rare Early Colburns Mustard Tin. A Colburn Co. 225 Arch St Philadelphia. Nice Lion Head Trade Mark. Tin is Solid. Label As Is 9.5x 6.5x 5

DST. A very early and scarce piece of Circa 1920's Tin Advertising from Shell Gasoline. This is an unusually tough to find piece in collectible grade and this is one of the finest examples known. COND

SST. Sign is Maker Marked The Lackner Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Scarce CA. 1920's Embossed Tin for Cooper Cord & Fabric Tires & Tubes showing a privilege panel for The I.J. Cooper Rubber Company, Dayton

RARE EARLY 19TH C OVAL TIN SCONCE IN OLD COLOR, EARLY BALL HAMMERED EDGE, 9 X 14

23" 13" RARE original tin sign with outstanding original crackle paint wood frame. Very hard sign to find. The has scuffs, scratches, missing paint, missing corners, and rust. Please read and understa

Lot of 3 Early Tin Litho Wind up Toy Cars: Including: 1)Original Tin Litho Marx Windup Old Jalopy Car, 2) Vintage Milton Berle Windup Crazy Car, and 3) a Vintage UYoneya (Yone) Tin wind up Clippity Cl

A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH TIN GLAZED FAIENCE BELL modelled as a boy riding a tortoise. 17 cm x 9 cm.

RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY HANGING TIN CHADELIER, FIVE ARMS, NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1810-1830, ORIGINAL SURFACES, LARGE SIZE 20" X 5"

Rare toy, early plastic and tin, both show minimal wear, friction is working.

10" x 14" Rare Circa early 1900's tin sign with paint flakes throughout the field. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEER

A RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC TIN CASED CELLESTIAL INSTRUMENT by Joseph Smith of London. 10.5 cm diameter. Note: A number of scientific apparatus are known to bear Joseph Smiths Signatu