Strauss New York Windup Tin Zeppelin Toy

Made by Strauss. The toy is made of Tin / Plastic Propeller. 12" L. The toy works. Fine Condition. One propeller torn near attachment, still hanging on.

Scarce colorful original box that is protected by sealed plastic. Marked "SR-47". Box is crisp with only minor age wear. Zeppelin has original propellers. Marked "No. 47" on back tail fin and also "Ne

Three tray lots consisting of assorted toys to include a group of five vintage bank trucks, wind up car, Marx Rolls Royce tin car, New York tin toy Strauss Zeppelin, Radio Flyer miniature wagon, The N

1920s tin litho "Minstrel" musicians toy by the Ferdinand Strauss Corporation, New York. Patented 1921. Good color. paint loss to some edges of piano. One arm of standing banjo player is detached (but

double decker, all original, 6" tall, 10 1/2" long..........Ferdinand Strauss Co. was founded in New York City. Strauss specialized in importing tin mechanical toys and produced toys from 1914 to 1927

Pressed Tin 'Tombo' Wind-up Toy Tin lithograph of a dancing male on a rectangular base; patent date May 24, 1910, by The Ferdinand Strauss Corporation, New York Condition: Good, overall light wear con

American. 1920s. Lithographed tin. The Zeppelin shaped car travels forward and backward in an erratic fashion, changing direction while the clown spins. Marked, "The Ferdinand Strauss Corp. New York,

Includes scarce, colorful litho box marked "SR-47". The toy came in three versions: Los Angels, Chicago, and New York; this is the New York version. Original pull string, clip, and celluloid props on

Extremely clean Strauss Tin Windup Bus Toy circa 1925, made in New York City. Toy windups up and moves properly. Steps and toy are original lithography; still near new and bright. One wheel coupler lo

Strauss produced their Zeppelin toy in three versions: Los Angeles, Chicago and New York; this is the New York version. Marked "New York" on sides and "47" on rear tail fins, celluloid props on rear i

Ferdinand Strauss Company, New York - Circa 1935. Made of tin and 6" L A classic 1930s windup toy that works well. Fine Condition

66. STRAUSS NEW YORK WIND-UP ZEPPELIN | From the Paul Cole Collection. | 10" l. | (Excellent Condition) | $150 - $300

Large size. In original box with nice color graphics marked "No. 2017 Flying Zeppelin - Made of Pure Aluminum". Zeppelin is marked "Graf Zeppelin" on both sides. Looks to have original propeller. Seve

Made by Louis Marx & Co. New York, NY - 1935 - 8 1/2" Long. This airplane is marked as a Louis Marx Sample. It is wonderfully hand painted with Charlie McCarthy's likeness. To our knowledge this toy n

Ferdinand Strauss. New York City - 1920's. The toy works very well, although, no golf balls accompany the lot. The box is frayed and fair.

Vintage Marx Toys wind-up New York Central tin train set with track. Tested and works. Includes NYC locomotive and tender, Passenger car 556, PRR car, and B&LE boxcar.

Three Marx Tin Lithograph Windup Toys New York, Early 20th Century comprising a 'Pinocchio' figure, a 'B.O. Plenty' figure, and a 'Charlie McCarthy Whoopee Car.'each with Marx Toys logo.Height of tall

Wheelbarrow Tin Toy Assortment (3) toys depicting men pushing wheelbarrows produced by 'Tip Top' by Ferdinand Strauss of New York; 'Tap Tap' by Lehmann of Germany; and 'Woods Mechanical Toys' by Girar

Ferdinand Strauss Co. New York City - 1920's. The toy works well.

This Toy Has Never Been Played With. Contemporary Reproduction of the Desirable Marx New York Express Mechanical Tin Toy With COA in the Original Box. 9" Diameter

Ferdinand Strauss Tip-Top Porter Toy. New York, ca. 1910s. Wind-up tin toy depicting a black porter pushing a cart. Original box (one closing flap detached). Height 6”. Some paint losses to hat,

Unusual tin toy wagon. No manufacturer markings, but the numbering corresponds to Strauss of New York. Wagon is 5" long (13" long including wood tongue) Very good shape.

including Dopey, The Golden Goose, Royal Oil Company Truck and Siren Sparkling Fire Engine by Marx Toy Company, New York

Made by Louis Marx & Co. New York, NY - 1935 - 5" Tall. The toy works well. The original box has one torn end flap.