Toronto Wind Mills Tin Litho Sign

Canadian. 1910s. Lithographed tin. From an agency for Toronto lines of windmills, gasoline engines, barn equipment and wood stave silos manufactured by the Ontario Wind Engine and Pump Co Limited. Mar

Canadian. 1910s. French. Promotes Ontario Wind Engine & Pump Co's "Toronto" line of wind mills. Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co. Limited, Toronto" lower right edge. 19" x 12.5". Surface loss, mostly isolate

Canadian. 1910s. Promotes Ontario Wind Engine & Pump Co's "Toronto" line of wind mills. Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co. Limited, Toronto" lower right edge. 19" x 12.5". Minor areas of surface loss, mostly

Canadian. 1920s. Lithographed tin. French version. Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co. Limited, Toronto" lower left edge. 19" x 12.5". Scattered minor holes with accompanying surface loss. Surface loss most no

Canadian. Circa 1915. Single-sided tin (SST). Marked, "MacDonald Manufacturing Co. Limited Toronto", lower left edge. 19" x 12.5".

Canadian. 1910s. Single sided tin (SST). Exhibits staining, surface losses and pinhole perforations. Paint is tight, free of active flaking. Marked lower left, "Macdonald Mfg Co, Toronto". 19" x 12.5"

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided tin (SST). Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co Limited Toronto", bottom left edge. Scattered minor stable surface losses along the edges and within the field. A few small perforati

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided tin (SST). The Ontario Wind Engine & Pump Company of Toronto was short lived producer of gasoline engines, barn equipment and wood stave silos until the first World War.

English-made for Canadian market. 1920s. Single-sided lithographed tin-over-cardboard. Marked, "Walter Baker & Co., Limited - Mills at Dorchester, Mass and Montreal, Can" lower quarter. 9.25 x 6.25".

Marklin 0-4-0 "21" key wind steam locomotive, Gauge 1, 9 1/2" long. Germany ca., 1904, clockwork drive works. Metal fatigue at cab and signs of use Comes with period Marklin Box Car No. 63

Three pieces total to include 1) Amos N Andy taxi, 5" h. x 8" x 3.5". 2) Toonerville Trolly, 7" h. x 5" x 3.25". 3) Orober Touring car, 3.25" x 6.5" x 3". Condition: All with signs of wear and use, no

T.N. (Nomura) Japan tin litho wind-up mechanical santa claus with original box. Working condition, rings bell and raises sign.

Includes A reproduction Gulf sign that is 11 3/4 inch diameter, a western clay pigeon thrower in original box and a tin litho wind up Airport.

Vintage Marx tin litho wind-up train set. Set includes locomotive with seven cars, 33 pieces of track, one cross track, two switch tracks, signs, poles and more. Set is in decent played with condition

Very rare antique tin litho manually wind up train toy c.1800's. some signs of age usage. Original paint. DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website - Sofedesignau

Two (2). Toronto, Ontario. 1940s. Tin Lithograph. Two (2) tin litho variations of the O'Keefe's serving trays. Signed lower edge, "St Thomas Metal Signs Ltd". Minor scuffs, shallow impressions and ble

One is a bell ringing tin litho figure. He is missing a Merry Christmas sign in his hand. Made in Japan by TN ( Nomura Toy Company). Only works for a few seconds. 6 inches tall. Second is celluloid an

Four Vintage Tin Litho Cabs1940s, Marx taxi cab friction toy with box (11 in.) (slight signs of play); Marx "Skyview Yellow Cab" wind-up; Courtland checker cab wind up (not working well); "Wacky Taxi

Includes a 1932 Wolverine Drum Major #27 Patent Pending, J. Chein Helicopter, J. Chein San Mill, a Drummer (not working) and a J. Chein Barnacle Bill (not working)

Budweiser in Bottles Tin Litho Sign. St. Louis: Anheuser Busch Companies Inc., ca. 1920s. Framed tin over cardboard lithograph in wooden frame advertising Budweiser Lager in red font and yellow border

Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington) De Laval Cream Separator Tin Litho Sign Framed. Antique dairy advertising sign featuring a De Laval Cream Separator No.15 and the slogan ''Sooner Or Later You Will Bu

Stanwood Hardware Co (Washington) De Laval Cream Separator Tin Litho Sign Framed. Antique dairy advertising sign featuring a De Laval Cream Separator No.15 and the slogan ''Sooner Or Later You Will Bu

SELF FRAMED, TO SCHOOL WELL FED ON GRAPE-NUTS. "THERES A REASON" MINOR WEAR TO SURFACE. RUST. 20" W x 30" H.

American. 1930s. Lithographed tin. The sign has been mounted to a painted wood frame with screws surrounding the outer edges. Marked, "Made in U.S.A A-6 The Elwood Myers Co. Springfield, O" lower edge