Tin Clockwork Locomotive Toy Ca 1870-1880

This toy was made by Althos Bergman in Connecticut. It retains some of its original paint. The clockwork mechanism is missing. A great shelf piece. 7 5/8" long x 5 1/2" tall x 3" wide Please note that

This style toy was manufactured by several companies in the 1870-1890`s time period. This example, made by the Geo. Brown firm, has a clockwork motor contained within the tin boiler. Unique constructi

Merriam Mfg. Co. Durham, CT - 1875 - 9" Long. This toy is in far superior, great working and colorful condition. It is quite scarce and it retains its original standing conductor.

Merriam or Hull & Stafford - 1865 - 4 1/2" Long. This diminutive locomotive has a great look and charm. We believe the mechanism works, but do not have a key small enough to fit it.

Mexico ca. 1870-1880Tin Retablo of Our Lady of Solitudeoil on tin with tin frameRetablo mounted in a tin frame decorated with schored panels and a scored lunette at the top. The glass covering the pai

American (Clinton, Connecticut), circa 1870-1880. Exceedingly scarce American tin toy, the yellow embossed body of the goat is printed with details for the black hair and facial features, red saddle a

Altoph Bergmann Company. Made of Tin and Iron. American - Circa 1880. 16.5" L. This is an impressive, large scaled, American tin clockwork toy. Fine Condition (Figure is repainted). Works well.

Early German? tin windup clockwork flying airplane toy with standing soldier figure, ca.1910, as is. Incomplete. Missing one vellum propeller.

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

Title: Tin Plate Dimension: 3" Additional Information: A toy tin plate with an embossed image of a dog and decorative edge and a chocolate coloring. Ca. 1880 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to

George Brown clockwork tin and wood locomotive. Original paint. Hand stenciled roof with "Victory" on the side. American, circa 1870. Condition: Original condition with some wear to paint. L 10-1/2" H

Beautiful American Tin Horse Platform Toy - Made by George Brown - Connecticut - Circa 1880

1880s Vigilant Tin Locomotive. Possibly by Merriam Manufacturing Durham, Ct. Clockwork floor toy locomotive. Sold as is, some parts appear replaced with paint retouched.

Antique BING COMPANY Wind-up Toy Train, CA 1910: Pennsylvania RR Clockwork Driven Steam Locomotive, Coal Tender, Two Passenger and Baggage Cars, GLENDALE STATION. Track; 2 Curved, one Straight, Bumper

CR, France Tin Penny Toy Locomotive. Flywheel drive with cast spoke wheels, Circa. 1880. 4"l. Condition: Fair with wear and paint loss. Light scattered rust.

American Toys - The Hummer Tin Clockwork -0-4-0 Locomotive w/Tender, 2 # 500 PRR Coaches

c. 1880, very amusing clockwork American tin toy, hand painted base with floral stencil decoration at center, action involves a teetering see-saw with boy on one end and girl at other. 18" w.

3 Tin Toy Locomotives and 2 Wagons, 1925 onwards 1) Tippco locomotive, clockwork (working), length 6 ¼ in. – 2) Penny toy locomotive, stamped "Germany", clockwork (working), length 4 ¾ in. – And

Including: Mamod steam locomotive SL1 and three Mamod Railway cars; and Tin litho miniature clockwork train set, with locomotive & tender, three other cars, station building and platform, and (12) tra

Vintage 1950's Tin Lithographed Clockwork Wind-up RANGER FAST FRIGHT Miniature Railroad Toy Train #393 Engine Locomotive with tender. Made in Japan. Combined length of 6" x 3/4" wide. Front of locomot

Group of (3) Vintage "O" Gauge Train Cars, incl: Ives No. 3 Clockwork locomotive, with black and red painted surface, 2 3/4" high, 6" x 2", minor paint losses, surface rust to base area; Tin litho ten

Ives, Blakeslee Company. Bridgeport, Connecticut - 1885 - 11 3/4" Long. The clockwork mechanism works well and it retains its black paper Ives label.

American tin toy from c 1900 with clockwork mechanism 10.5" x 4" x 6.75"

German, ca. 1920's. Lithographed tin cart and driver being pulled by a bucking donkey. Functions properly. 5"h., 8"l., 2.75"w.