VINTAGE U.S. ZONE GERMAN LITHOGRAPHED TIN WIND-UP TOYS,

Vintage metal toy car made in U.S. Zone Germany. Light blue Porsche prototype. Measures 3" x 7 1/2" x 4".

Vintage Red Buick Schuco GAMA 100 Bump N go West German US Zone wind up tin toy

A vintage, 1950s, US Zone Germany mechanical windup boxing toy. Tin-litho. "Slugger Champions". Made by Biller. Excellent, working condition. Replaced ropes.

Vintage Wind-up Tin Lithographed Red & Cream Toy Bus Coach Car, made in US Zone Germany. License plate reads HK-405, US Zone Germany. The emblem on the front of the bus reads K. Not sure the maker of

Vintage Wind-up Tin Lithographed Red & Cream Toy Bus Coach Car, made in US Zone Germany. License plate reads HK-405, US Zone Germany. The emblem on the front of the bus reads K. Not sure the maker of

Vintage Wind-up Tin Lithographed Red & Cream Toy Bus Coach Car, made in US Zone Germany. License plate reads HK-405, US Zone Germany. The emblem on the front of the bus reads K. Not sure the maker of

Made in US Zone Germany. Tin Lithographed Windup Performing Circus Clown. 1950's 5" H

Lithographed saddlebags on rear of toy. Looks to be original celluloid windshield. Marked "Made in U.S. Zone Germany". License plate in rear marked "TCO.59". Some scratching and fading. Condition (Ver

German. 1950s. Pressed steel and lithographed tin. Marked, "Made in U.S. Zone Germany" underside. 2 1/4 x 5 3/4 x 3 1/2". In original box with key. CODE:TOY Bryan Beatty collection.

Made in US Zone Germany by Distler. Beautifully lithographed mechanical circus toy w/ amusing actions. Measures 6" H.

Made in US Zone Germany. Beautifully Lithographed Mechanical Circus Toy w/ Amusing Actions. 1950's 6" H

Germany, U.S. Zone, lithographed tin, very colorful wind-up amusement ride toy, includes three airplanes with celluloid props, includes box, no name. 8 1/2" h.

Vintage Tippco Reisebus 900, US Zone Germany, tin toy, windup ok, original box. No key and box with some wear as is. Tippco Reisebus very good condition and seems like it works but we don'thave key. 9

Lot includes US Zone Germany horse and rider, working, a Japan Lady on Horse in box, working, and a Japan Lone Ranger with box, not working. Largest 5\", Excellent

One is an Arnold submarine, marked No. 29 on top turret, second one is a Gamma tank, possibly a Panzer, with original Elastolin driver and rubber treads, marked "Made in U.S. Zone Germany". Both have

Circa 1950's German tin wind-up military toys two piece grouping, Arnold Toy Co. U.S. Zone Germany No. 2500 Military Police Jeep with its original box and key and D.R.G.M. West Germany Gama Tank

Both marked "Made in US Zone Germany". Larger one is Technofix. Tin litho tires are marked "Continental Record". Civilian Rider. Smaller one marked "GF 207" on top of front fender. Original headlamp.

Marked "Made in Germany US Zone" on the bottom. Marked "Tippco" on sides and rear of car. Some general scratching and wear. Condition (Very Good). Size 9 - 3/4"L.

Approx. 20" long. Made in US Zone Germany. Windup mechanism is not working, possibly overwound. Missing small rescue boats that attach to the sides. Shows wear throughout with scuffing, paint loss, et

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toys are marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of

German. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Toy is marked "U.S.-Zone Germany". Post-war German manufacturers were banned from exporting goods. Americans occupying the territories permitted the sale and export of