KENTON OVERLAND CIRCUS BANDWAGON. A fine Post-war version with two out-riders, six musicians and a driver. SIZE: 16”. CONDITION: Near mint. JL 1-3375 (400-600)

MARX PARADE DRUMMER. U.S.A. A very colorful all-tin wind-up toy showing a walking drum major pushing his bass drum. Toy marked “LET THE DRUMMER BOY PLAY.” SIZE: 7 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent and working. Impressive toy. WP 1-3403 (350-600)

MARX JAZZBO JIM TIN WIND-UP IN O/B. U.S.A. Black banjo player does “The Jig” on rooftop. Cabin below shows lithographed depictions of black mammy, pickaninny kids, and other stereotypical black characters. Original box reads, “WATCH DEM KIDDIES SMILE!” SIZE: 10” t. CONDITION: Best example we have carried. Toy and box are all-original and near excellent. WP 1-3761 (900-1,200)

HEY-HEY THE CHICKEN SNATCHER. By Marx, U.S.A. An excellent, all-original black toy. Exaggerated Negro features on this shuffling character, shown stealing a chicken as dog nips at backside. SIZE: 8 1/2” t. CONDITION: Best example we have carried, near Excellent and working. WP 1-3406 (900-1,200)

HOTT ‘N TOTT BLACK TOY. By Unique Art, U.S.A., copyright 1921. All-original black memorabilia tin wind-up toy shows Negro piano player and dancing banjo player. Sheet music reads “DIXIE BLUES.” Black caricatures lithoed all over toy. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Good to very good and working. WP 1-3467 (450-650)

BLACK MEMORABILIA LOG CABIN BANK. By Chein, U.S.A. A very scarce all-tin lithographed bank with black banjo player and pickaninny dancer shown performing outside log cabin. SIZE: 3” t. CONDITION: Near excellent. WP 1-3475 (300-500+)

VELO WALKING SAMBO PULL-TOY. Mfg. by Velo Walking Pulltoys, U.S.A. Black “SAMBO” porter walks forward pulling wooden service cart with pressed steel wheels. A well marked toy with full original decals. SIZE: 12” t. CONDITION: Good to very good. WP 1-3472 (250-400)

TEN LITTLE N*** BOOK BY McLOUGHLIN BROS. A late 19th Century book in vibrant colors depicting blacks in a comical way. SIZE: 12” x 10”. CONDITION: Overall condition very good, some wear, binding infirmity, & crayoning to back cover. JL 1-3446 (100-150)

LITTLE BLACK SAMBO GAME. A game of black caricature circa 1945, shows Little Black Sambo and his adventures in the jungle. SIZE: Box size 20” x 10”. CONDITION: Board near mint, box very fine plus. JL 1-3447 (100-200)

BLACK NODDING NANCY PARTY GAME BY PARKER BROS. A mammy with her bandana a pipe in her mouth is a fixed atop wooden base, the object being to throw the wooden ringlets over her pipe. SIZE: 12”. CONDITION: Toy itself is near mint, box lid shows distressing to flaps. JL 1-3445 (200-400)

RARE BLACK McLOUGHIN BROS. DIORAMA. Late 19th Century, as was typical of the time period the black people were portrayed within the various scenes in a comical nature with exaggerated features. One of the scenes portrays a black gentleman seated in a chair playing a banjo while his friend frolics about. Another scene depicts a dapper black gentleman tipping his hat to a young lady. SIZE: 11” x 11”. CONDITION: Overall condition very good, some soiling and scuffing to outer frame. A couple of scenes on roll have tears and have been taped. JL 1-4300 (2,000-2,500)

MARX JAZZBO JIM TIN WIND-UP. U.S.A. Black banjo player does “The Jig” on rooftop. Cabin below shows lithographed depictions of black mammy, pickaninny kids, and other stereotypical black characters. SIZE: 10” t. CONDITION: Banjo not properly held as arm is missing tab; otherwise toy is in good working condition. WP 1-3456 (350-450)

AMOS ‘N’ ANDY FRESH AIR TAXI. By Marx, U.S.A. Cpt. Correll & Gosden, radio and TV characters in Model-T Ford move forward with a shake, rattle and roll action. SIZE: 8” l. CONDITION: A very good example with some fading to one side of figures. Retains all original figures, mascot, windshield, and crank. WP 1-3662 (450-600)

LINEMAR POPEYE BASKETBALL PLAYER W/ OB. A spectacular all-original & near mint Popeye toy. The box shows distress with a 3” x 2” piece detached from the lid but still present, however, the finely lithographed sides and original price tag (Newberry’s $.89) are still intact. SIZE: 9”h. CONDITION: Overall condition near mint, scuff on right and left side where wrists hit torso. JL 1-4550 (800-1,200)

PAPER LITHOGRAPHED MARBLE GAME WITH CHILDREN. Turn of the Century and of unknown manufacturer (possibly Continental), five children are playing ring-around-the-rosy while the pole entwined in the vine secures the spring where the marble twirls about and exits at the bottom. SIZE: 15”. CONDITION: Overall condition is excellent, slight bubbling to paper with minor paper loss on right side. Base is lacking. JL 1-4293 (200-300)

RARE CELLULOID MICKEY AND MINNIE SEESAW TOY. Rubber band activated. Mickey and Minnie will seesaw back and forth as the rubber band unwinds. Elastic strung arms and legs, both figures are marked, “Japan” at hip. Stamped, “Made in Japan” on bottom of tin base. SIZE: 5 1/4″ t. CONDITION: Overall condition is very fine with no apparent damage to celluloid. Elastic is old & original, and has lost its elasticity. JL 1-3214 (800-1,000)

FISHER PRICE MICKEY MOUSE BAND. Circa 1934, this is the first Disney toy Fisher Price produced. Mickey and Pluto are mounted upon a wheeled wooden base with a stick push rod. When pushed along the floor, Mickey strikes the drum and cymbal (on Pluto’s tail) in an alternating manner. Marked on the side of the drum “MICKEY MOUSE BAND” & “FISHER PRICE TOYS # 530.” The base is of painted blue wood with yellow wheels, and the figures have brightly colored paper litho applied to their wood frames. Toy came directly from the original owner in a rural house in Pennsylvania and has never been cleaned or altered in any manner. SIZE: 12” l. (not including push stick) CONDITION: Very fine plus; minor edge wear to figures, and slight overall dustiness. JL 1-4581 (900-1,100)

MARX MAIN STREET IN O/B. U.S.A. A super-clean example of this classic toy. Trucks, trolleys and other vehicles roll along Main Street with police, pedestrians and other die-cut tin figures. Scarce to find with box. SIZE: 24” l. CONDITION: Toy is near excellent and working; box has 5-10? litho missing. WP 1-3401 (200-400)

MARX BUSY BRIDGE. Tin wind-up, U.S.A. Toy depicts New York’s famous Brooklyn Bridge, complete with walkway. All tin vehicles move across bridge. SIZE: 24” l. CONDITION: Good to very good and working. WP 1-3399 (175-350)

LOT OF TWO TIN WIND-UP TOYS. U.S.A. Lot includes “Lincoln Tunnel” by Unique Art Mfg. Co. and “The Big Parade” by Louis Marx. Wind-up action sends vehicles through tunnel and parade figures on route. SIZE: 24” l. CONDITION: Both toys working, averaging good to very good. WP 1-3400 (350-450)

TIN WINDUP TOONERVILLE TROLLEY BY NIFTY. The classic Toonerville that wobbles about in a comical manner when wound-up. Usually the litho on this toy darkens with age, however this example is still bright and shiny and in working order. SIZE: 5” l. CONDITION: Very fine plus. JL 1-4544 (450-550)

HUBLEY MAYTAG WASHING MACHINE. A true scale-like model of a 1940’s washing machine with ringer. Painted in gray with polished aluminum lid and original Maytag decal still in tact. SIZE: 4”x 4” x 9” t. CONDITION: Overall condition very fine. JL 1-3381 (250-350)

DENT ADIRONDACK PADDLE WHEEL BOAT. A fine cast iron boat in enameled white paint with yellow, black red & gilt trim. SIZE: 15” l. CONDITION: Overall is very fine; heavy flaking to black paint on smokestack. JL 1-4401 (750-1,000)

CAST IRON EAGLE STOVE. A finely detailed iron gas stove with attached oven and warming oven. Embossed eagle on front, stove comes with nickel painted pot and frying pan. SIZE: 8”w. 8”t. CONDITION: Overall condition is good, hairline crack in right vertical frame. JL 1-3382 (150-250)

TOONERVILLE TROLLEY. Germany. Copyright 1922 by Fontaine Fox. Comic character trolley rolls forward with eccentric motion. SIZE: 7” t. CONDITION: Two replaced roof-top parts; otherwise good and working. WP 1-3460 (400-600)

GERMAN BILLIARD PLAYER W/OB. Finely lithographed billard player contained within original box and still having paper bag for his billiard balls (two remaining). Box lid is marked, “THE GREAT BILLIARD CHAMPION”. Directions on lid and also indicated that this toy was made for “STEINFELD”. SIZE: 6” l. CONDITION: Near mint. JL 1-4407 (500-600)

BUCK ROGERS DISINTEGRATOR GUN WITH HOLSTER. Rarely is this model found with the holster. The gun retains its original gold paint and still works. When the trigger is pulled a light flashes in the red window above. The holster still retains its original embossing “Buck Rogers Atomic Pistol”. CONDITION: Retains original gold and black paint, and condition is generally good. Very slight surface rust in a couple of small spots. A great example. 1-4677 (650-950)

TIN “MINISTER DELUXE” AUTO IN BOX. This tin auto painted in original black slightly resembles an old Buick. “Mechanical and Automatic”. Retains original lithograph box. SIZE: Auto approximately 9” l. CONDITION: The automobile is generally very good to excellent. The box shows wear and with a couple of imperfections, but generally very good. 1-4678 (150-250)

BUDDY-L DUMP TRUCK. Black Buddy-L dump truck with hydraulic dump mechanism. SIZE: Approximately 24 1/2” l. CONDITION: Has original paint, which is worn, and has overall scattered surface rust. 1-4681 (350-650)

FARMALL 400 TRACTOR WITH CART AND ATTACHMENTS. The red Farmall tractor has a detachable scoop or plow, and a McCormack red four-wheeled farm cart to accompany it. SIZE: Tractor only is approximately 9” l., cart approximately 8” l. CONDITION: Tractor has paint loss on some of the high points. Otherwise, paint is generally good overall and structurally sound. 1-4671 (150-300)

ANTIQUE WOOD CHRISTMAS TREE FENCE. White picket fence with a red top post. Fence made quite some time ago, perhaps in the Teens or Twenties. SIZE: Approximately 20 1/2” w. x 21 1/2” h. CONDITION: Generally good. Appears to be original old paint. 1-4672 (250-450)

CAST IRON ELEPHANT STILL BANK. Animated costumed elephant with hat. SIZE: Approximately 4” h. CONDITION: Excellent. Has wonderful paint. 1-4673 (150-300)

BUDDY-L EXPRESS LINE TRUCK. This Buddy-L Express Line truck has a red cap with a green express box. Retains original Buddy-L printing. SIZE: 22 1/2” l. CONDITION: Retains original paint, but shows plenty of signs of use and wear. 1-4674 (250-500)

MECHANICAL BANK TRADE CARD. This trade card for American Eagle mechanical bank has an image of the bank and text on one side. SIZE: 5 1/2” w. x 3 1/4” h. CONDITION: Small stain on the edge, otherwise, generally good. 1-4676 (100-300)

PROFESSOR PUG FROG’S MECHANICAL BANK. Manufactured by J&E Stevens Co. This appealing bank depicts a frog on a high-wheel bicycle. When a coin is placed in Professor Pug Frog’s mouth and the lever activated, the bicycle spins in a counterclockwise circle depositing the coin, spinning to hit the book that mother goose is reading, and then returning to its initial position. This particular version is enameled in a multitude of colors but the base primarily being yellow and red. SIZE: 11”. CONDITION: Overall condition is very good. Bank appears to be free of any repainting and/or damage. JL 1-4542 (8,000-10,000)

JONAH AND THE WHALE MECHANICAL BANK. Attributed to Shepard Hardware Company, this bank represents the biblical story of Jonah being fed to the whale. Finely cast details and painted in a multitude of colors. SIZE: 10”. CONDITION: Overall condition is fair, bank appears to be free of cracks or repairs. JL 1-3371 (1,000-1,200)

SPEAKING DOG MECHANICAL BANK. Manufactured by Shepard Hardware Company. This pleasing bank depicts a young woman seated on a bench patting her dog on the head. Polychromed in bright colors, this bank is appealing to the collectors as well as the layperson. SIZE: 8”. CONDITION: Bank is all original and appears to be free of damage. Paint in fair condition. JL 1-3343 (400-500)

BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK. Manufactured by J&E Stevens Company, this bank has comical action. When the black child jumps out from behind the leaf, the startled donkey rears up thus tipping the cart and its driver backwards. SIZE: 10”. CONDITION: Overall paint is fair to good, old repair to top of cart, lacking trap. JL 1-3369 (700-900)

UNCLE SAM MECHANICAL BANK. Attributed to Shepard Hardware Company, this mechanical bank (with key) depicts an Uncle Sam dropping money into his satchel. Typical of the toy banks from this time period, this bank has political overtones. SIZE: 11 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall paint is fair to good, trap replaced, some paint touchup to rear panel. JL 1-3368 (800-1,000)

UNCLE SAM MECHANICAL BANK. Attributed to Shepard Hardware Company, this mechanical bank depicts an Uncle Sam dropping money into his satchel. Typical of the toy banks from this time period, this bank has political overtones. SIZE: 11 1/2”. CONDITION: Bank has over painting and repair to base Uncle Sam stands on. Still retains original trap. JL 1-3379 (400-800)

INDIAN SHOOTING BEAR MECHANICAL BANK. Manufactured by J&E Stevens Company, this bank was originally sold as “Bear Hunt Bank.” When a coin is placed on the barrel of the gun and the lever pressed, the coin flies into the bears chest and the bears mouth opens & Indian tilts his head upwards as though he was looking into the bear’s face. SIZE: 10”. CONDITION: Bank is in fair to good paint, with some replaced parts. JL 1-3370 (400-500)

TRICK DOG MECHANICAL BANK. Manufactured by Hubley, this later mechanical bank features a clown holding a hoop and a dog then jumping through the hoop and depositing a coin in the barrel. SIZE: 8 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall condition is good, still retains original trap and key. JL 1-3756 (400-600)

TAMMANY MECHANICAL BANK. Manufactured by J&E Stevens Company, this bank portrays Boss Tweed sitting in his chair and taking payoffs to Tammany Hall. SIZE: 5 3/4”. CONDITION: Overall condition is poor & replaced trap. JL 1-3344 (100-200)

JOLLY N*** WITH HIGH HAT MECHANICAL BANK. Manufactured by John Harper & Company Limited, this bank features a dapper black gentleman. When a coin is placed in hand and the lever depressed, his hand raises to his mouth, money slides inward and his eyes roll. SIZE: 8 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall condition is fair. JL 1-3345 (150-250)

RARE SONIC ROBOT W/ ORIGINAL BOX BOTTOM. Part of the famed “Gang of 5”, commonly referred to as the “Train Robot” because of the whistles that it emits from its chrome grille/speaker as it rolls across the floor in stop and go action. Black litho head and red body with lithographed panels. Eyes light up and arms sway. A very desirable addition to anyone’s fine robot collection. SIZE: 15 1/2” t. CONDITION: One battery tang is missing, so working condition is unknown, otherwise visually in very good to excellent condition with a couple small light scratches. Box bottom is good to very good. 1-3367 (3,500-5,500)

WILKINS WAGON. Extremely fine, all original wagon with a pressed steel back end. The delicacy of this toy is only surpassed by the outstanding paint; enameled in black, yellow & red w/gilt trim and black pinstriping. SIZE: 12-1/2” l. CONDITION: Very fine to near mint. JL 1-4403 (300-400)

EARLY HUBLEY EAGLE LADDER WAGON. Pictured in early Hubley catalog and referred to as No. 519 “Auto Hook & Ladder”, this toy is complete and original being enameled in vibrant red paint with gilt trim. SIZE: 11-1/4” l. CONDITION: Very fine plus. JL 1-4417 (350-450)

DENT CHIEF’S WAGON. Desirable fire toy that is seldom found. The chief’s cart, which is all iron, would have a driver racing off to the fire. Painted in dark brown with gold trim and yellow wheels. SIZE: 11-1/2” l. CONDITION: Half of front kickboard on cart broken and missing, replaced driver. Paint condition overall very good plus. JL 1-4414 (300-500)

WILKINS “FIRE CHIEF CART”. A desirable fire toy featuring a galloping horse polychromed in white paint with black trappings. The black cart is of cast iron, rubber stamped F.D. CHIEF, & being driven by the chief himself. SIZE: 11 1/2”. CONDITION: Very fine overall condition. JL 1-4540 (1,500-2,500)

LARGE HUBLEY BANDWAGON. A breathtaking toy with marvelous provenance. This piece was on display at the Hubley offices in New York City. After the closure of the Hubley factory, the owner had it on display in his house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Drawn by four white horses with plumes, the driver parades down the street with eight musicians seated behind him. A classic toy manufactured by Hubley, this piece can stand alone on one’s mantle! SIZE: 30”. CONDITION: Slight fading to paint on one side, otherwise excellent. Figures show fair amount of chipping/paint loss. JL 1-4536 (15,000-20,000)

ROYAL CIRCUS “FARMER’S VAN”. Highly desirable circus toy that when pulled along the floor, the rear wheels engage a geared mechanism causing the farmers head to pop out of the center of the van. Enameled in bright colors and trimmed in gold. The toy is complete and in original paint. An oddity is that this toy has two different wheels on the horses’ hoofs. This piece was on display at the Hubley offices in New York City. After the closure of the Hubley factory, the owner had it on display in his house in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. SIZE: 16”. CONDITION: Overall condition near mint, slight fading to paint on one side (sitting in sun?) Repair to a frame holding rear left wheel. One plume replaced. JL 1-4537 (4,500-6,000)

CARRETTE 50 AUTOMOBILE. Rubber tired with original headlamps, this car is driven by the chauffeur who is accompanied by a female passenger. This car normally comes with chauffeur, another gentleman and two ladies in the back. SIZE: 8” l. CONDITION: Overall condition good. Some corrosion to black fenders, litho very good but heavier wear at roof edges. Lacking two rubber tires. JL 1-4400 (2,000-2,500)

GERMAN BILLIARDS PLAYER. A finely lithographed gentleman with a hand-painted face proceeds to shoot the cue ball into various pockets on the table. Toy is in working order and retains one ball. SIZE: 7 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall condition very fine. JL 1-4546 (500-600)

LADY PULLING EXPRESS WAGON. Of French manufacture, possibly by R. F., this slightly larger version is of a finely enameled lady pulling her “goods’ wagon. A string is wound around the pulley and when pulled, this causes the flywheel to spin and the toy to move forward. The lady, when moving forward, has a series of four legs to give a simulated walking motion. SIZE: 6-1/2” l. CONDITION: Slight oxidation to finish, but otherwise very fine plus. JL 1-4409 (350-450)

JACK SPRAT & WIFE DANCING WIND UP TOY. German hand-painted tin wind up toy featuring a tall thin Jack Sprat and his bountiful bride. When wound, the couple sashay about the floor. Painted in bright and enchanting colors. SIZE: 6-1/2” h. CONDITION: Outstanding original paint, some flaking to paint on figures. JL 1-4410 (1,000-1,200)

GUNTHERMAN WALTZING COUPLE. At the ball, this young couple, the gentleman in tails, the young lady in her ball gown, parade about the floor, gazing longingly into each other’s eyes. Hand-painted German tin, with clockwork (functional) contained within lady’s skirt. SIZE: 8” h. CONDITION: Overall paint is very good to fine; some flaking and minor rust bleed through. JL 1-4411 (1,000-1,200)

THE SPEAKING PICTURE BOOK. A fine turn of the century picture book with eight different bellows, chickens, donkey, sheep, baby birds, cows, goat, etc. Made in Germany, this book was sold by F.A.O. Schwarz. SIZE: 9 1/2” x 12 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall condition very good, some strings to working bellows needs to be reattached and minor re-gluing to book. JL 1-3665 (150-250)

SUNNY ANDY TROLLEY BY WOLVERINE. Finely lithographed, pressed steel street railway trolley. When pulled along the floor a bell pings signaling to the passengers within that their stop is just ahead. SIZE: 13 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall condition very good, some edge wear to roof. JL 1-3373 (100-200)

AMERICAN TIN TRAIN ENGINE “JUPITER”. A charming early American tin locomotive with gold stenciling on the boiler “Jupiter.” Engine lacking two front wheels. SIZE: 8”. CONDITION: Overall condition very good plus. JL 1-4545 (200-300)

TIN WIND-UP NEW YORK LOCOMOTIVE. Nice toy with original gold stenciling over red tin. Locomotive depicts steam power on wooden platform. SIZE: 10” l. CONDITION: Wind-up mechanism has sprung, replaced bell, possible repaint to blue areas. Remainder of toy is good to very good. WP 1-4291 (700-900)

MARX ARMY SUPPLY TRAIN #500. U.S.A. Unusual army green electric set includes engine with working headlight and lit smokestack, coal car, radio car, flatbed carrying WWI wind-up tank, “ORDNANCE DEPT.” Car with wooden cannon shells, flatbed carrying pressed steel dump truck, search-light car, cannon on flatbed, crank-operated machine gun, and small cannon on platform car. An interesting set, hard to find this complete. SIZE: Engine measures 8 1/4” l. CONDITION: Electrics are untested; overall good to very good. WP 1-3755 (800-1,000)

C.I. ARCADE “YELLOW COACH” BUS. Oversized toy depicts double-decker bus with tin seating above. Bus is stamped “500 YELLOW COACH.” SIZE: 13” l. CONDITION: Missing driver, wheel well area appears to have later black over-paint, older tires are not original to toy. Original paint is good, no breaks in casting. WP 1-3769 (1,800-2,500)

CAST IRON SKOGLUND BUS. U.S.A. Large repainted city bus with original driver. SIZE: 10 1/2” l. CONDITION: Older repaint; no breaks. WP 1-3390 (450-600)

HUBLEY LANDAU. A seldom-found pleasure vehicle, this landau made entirely of iron is enameled in white paint with pink trim. This toy has a hole in the floor to take either a lady or a rarer version being a comic nodder! SIZE: 16 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall very fine. JL 1-4539 (1,500-2,500)

A MOST IMPORTANT AND RARE PANEL TRUCK BY VINDEX. According to one of the nation’s foremost authorities on automotive cast iron toys, Dick Ford, this toy is one of two known to exist and this being the only all original example! Purchased several years ago from an antique dealer in Illinois, this toy came fresh to the market and was purported to have been owned by a former employee of the Vindex Toy Co. The side panels are embossed “RAPID DELIVERY”. It retains its original Vindex decal on the driver`s door, dual side mounted spare tires, and a rear flip-up door. Cast aside any thoughts of this toy being a variation of the Arcade White Panel Truck. It is truly a Vindex. The truck being enameled in forest green, trimmed in gold and silver, nickel-plated wheels and “WHITE” embossed on the front grille. The toy is in “as found” condition never having been cleaned, polished or even dusted off!! Due to the great rarity of this piece and that one has never been sold publicly a wide estimate is being given. This toy is being sold unreserved as the low end of the estimate implies; the upper end of the estimate is simply a reflection of where we feel its condition and rarity could take it. SIZE: 8 3/8” l. CONDITION: Very fine original condition with overall uniform wear. JL 1-4541 (10,000-45,000)

ARCADE C.I. FIRE CHIEF CAR. U.S.A. Model A Landau Sport Coupe with cast fire extinguisher on running board and bell on hood. Coupe is marked “CHIEF.” SIZE: 5” l. CONDITION: All-original paint is good; no breaks. WP 1-3770 (350-600)

FIRE PATROL BY HUBLEY MANUFACTURING. A fine example of a fire toy with six original firemen and a driver. The three- horse team pulls a red wagon with the embossed words “FIRE PATROL” on the side. SIZE: 19”. CONDITION: Overall condition is very good, toy appears to be free of any damage or repairs. JL 1-4331 (700-900)

KENTON AUTOMOTIVE PUMPER. Desirable pumper with cast iron spoked wheels, nickel-plated front bumper nickel-plated driver and fireman standing in rear. This finely cast fire engine has a hose reel and holds rubber hoses on left and right side (lacking). This particular version is more desirable because it has a separate nickel-plated cast iron bumper attached to chassis. SIZE: 15” l. CONDITION: Overall very good, slightly heavier wear to wheels. Figures may be replacements. JL 1-4415 (600-800)

CAST IRON HORSE-DRAWN CAB W/DRIVER. U.S.A. Fancy cab with cast lanterns and driver in top hat and tails. SIZE: 11” l. CONDITION: Original paint is fair to good, no breaks. WP 1-3772 (900-1,200)

16” HANS ERBO ZEPPELIN. A fabulous, large German wind-up Zeppelin. Seldom found, especially in this condition. This handsomely lithographed zeppelin is 100% original! Containing four paddle wheel assemblies (two on each side) and all of its tail rudders. A pulley system engages the side paddles while the rear propeller spins simultaneously. Mechanism is in working order. SIZE: 16” l. CONDITION: A side paddle lacking, key to winding mechanism is lacking and slight discoloration to litho at rear rudder, otherwise very fine plus. JL 1-4406 (1,500-2,000)

WIND UP PRUSSIAN SOLDIER. Hand painted German tin toy. Circa 1920’s. This soldier, aiming his rifle ahead “crawls” along on his stomach looking for the enemy. SIZE: 11” l. CONDITION: Very good to fine, uniform flaking to paint. JL 1-4412 (350-450)

GERMAN TIN WIND UP CAR W/LADY PASSENGERS. A delightful small limo attributed to Fischer. The chauffeur is escorting his female passengers on a shopping trip. Finely lithographed in red with white trim and black fenders. SIZE: 5-3/4” l. CONDITION: Near mint. JL 1-4405 (300-400)

STOCK DOGCART W/MONKEY DRIVER. A charming little lithographed wind up toy with a monkey at the tiller and a white dog behind, pretending to push this toy along. SIZE: 6”. CONDITION: Near mint. JL 1-4404 (250-300)

AMERICAN TIN SHEEP PLATFORM TOY. A japanned woolly sheep affixed atop a painted, wheeled green platform. Old sticker underneath indicating, “THIS SHEEP MADE IN CLINTON, CONN”. SIZE: 6” l. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. JL 1-4418 (200-300)

TWO FANCY FRENCH FRICTION TOYS. The first being a farmer with his wheelbarrow, the second being a lady pulling a small “goods” wagon. Both with a flashed japanned-type finish highlighted in red and blue paints. A string is wound around the pulley and when pulled, this causes the flywheel to spin and the toy to move forward. The lady, when moving forward, has a series of four legs to give a simulated walking motion. The woman is marked, “R F DEPOSE”, no markings on farmer. SIZE: 5” l (each). CONDITION: Slight oxidation to finish on both toys, one leg missing on lady. JL 1-4408 (250-300)

LADY PULLING CLOSED CART. France. Fly-wheel friction mechanism. SIZE: 7” l. CONDITION: Much of toy repainted; overall good and working. WP 1-3404 (125-250)

H.D. CART W/BLACK RIDER. U.S.A. Early all-tin toy features trotting horse pulling black rider in blue cart. SIZE: 7 1/2” l. CONDITION: Not guaranteed all-original. Horse and underside of toy appear to be repainted. WP 1-3474 (200-400)

EARLY TIN JUGGLER. Hand-painted all tin figure with lead feet juggles celluloid balls with swinging arm movement. SIZE: 7” t. CONDITION: Flaking to one side of face; overall paint is good especially for age of toy. WP 1-4299 (500-700)

MARX FERDINAND THE BULL. Copyright 1935, Walt Disney. Wind-up tin platform toy shows bull-fighter opposing Ferdinand the Bull. SIZE: 8 1/2” l. CONDITION: Good and working. WP 1-3397 (125-250)

MATADOR AND BULL SPRING TOY. A comical toy depicting a bullfighter with sword in hand ready to jab at the attacking bull. Wind- up mechanism contained under bullfighter (working order), when wound, toy moves forward and then reverses direction causing a lifelike movement to the bull. SIZE: 8 1/2”. CONDITION: Overall condition is fine, minor wear and dustiness to litho. JL 1-4547 (450-550)

CHARLIE McCARTHY STREAMLINED CAR. By Marx, U.S.A., copyright 1939. Radio and TV stars Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd ride on board colorful sleek coupe. Car reverses direction when bumpers are hit. Spinning head action on characters. SIZE: 16” l. CONDITION: Some wear, but still above average for this desirable toy. WP 1-3405 (300-500)

HAROLD LLOYD BELL TOY. Germany. Beautifully lithographed tin mechanical toy shows silent movie star with moving facial features and bell ringing action. SIZE: 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Bell ringing mechanism needs adjustment; otherwise very good. WP 1-3595 (175-350)

TIN WIND-UP GERMAN FIRETRUCK. Extending ladder truck with two firemen and tin tires marked “CONTINENTAL.” SIZE: 11” l. CONDITION: Missing four figures and bell; otherwise good and working. WP 1-3408 (125-250)

THREE GERMAN PLATFORM ANIMALS. The first comprised of two hide-covered nodding donkeys on a wheeled wooden base; mother and child intact with glass eyes and full leather trappings. The second being a glass eyed rabbit on rocking platform with rabbit fur. The third being a momma and baby sheep affixed to wooden base. Sheep having composition faces and simulated sheep wool bodies. SIZE: 7-3/4” l, 7-1/4” l, 5” l (respectively). CONDITION: Some wear to hide covering of donkeys; rabbit and sheep near mint. JL 1-4416 (300-400)

MARX UNCLE WIGGLY CRAZY CAR. U.S.A. copyright 1935. Crazy car action as vehicle turns and rears while character rabbit spins his head. SIZE: 7” l. CONDITION: Some soiling; overall good to very good and working. WP 1-3392 (250-450)

SCARCE MARX MOVING VAN. U.S.A. A hard-to-find all-tin wind-up “LINCOLN” Transfer and Storage Co. moving and packing van. Large Mack “C” cab design with original tin driver and radiator mascot. Great graphics throughout. SIZE: 13” l. CONDITION: Needs front bumper; otherwise good to very good and working. WP 1-3402 (450-650)

EARLY PRESSED STEEL LADDER TRUCK. Possibly Keystone, a nice early form complete with three ladders and original old paint. SIZE: 28” l overall and 7-3/4” t. CONDITION: Some wear to high points, and minor overall scratches. Generally, very good. 1-1543 (800-1,200)

LARGE SCHOENHUT SANTA ROLY POLY. Perhaps this Santa from the 1930’s was Schoenhut’s last hurrah before they went out of business. A grinning white Santa with a jovial smile and long white beard add to the holiday spirit. Santa is holding the reigns to the toy pack (on his back) with a toy tucked under each arm. SIZE: 11 1/2”. CONDITION: Black light inspection reveals no repairs or paint touch-up, overall condition very fine plus. JL 1-4533 (1,200-1,500)

ANTIQUE GERMAN “SANTA” LANTERN. A fine and highly desirable lantern in near mint condition. Dark blue color with mica is a slightly harder color to find. SIZE: from tip of beard to tip of hat 6″. CONDITION: Near mint, paper for eyes and teeth are missing. 1-4658 (900-1,100)

ANTIQUE GERMAN “SANTA” LANTERN. A fine and highly desirable lantern in near mint condition. Red in color with mica. SIZE: from tip of beard to tip of hat 6″. CONDITION: Near mint, paper for eyes and teeth are missing. 1-4659 (900-1,100)

SANTA ON NODDING DONKEY. Felt-dressed paper mache Santa with feather tree sits on composition, glass eyed donkey. SIZE: 8” t. overall. CONDITION: Good to very good. WP 1-4297 (200-300)

SANTA ON NODDING ELEPHANT. Paper mache animal figure with hand-painted eyes and hand-carved wooden tusks. Cloth dressed paper mache Santa holds a miniature feathered tree. Retains original “Made in Germany” decal. SIZE: Overall 8” t. CONDITION: Possible marriage of two figures; averaging very good overall. WP 1-4296 (200-300)

HUBLEY SANTA CLAUS SLEIGH. A classic toy of Father Christmas drawn in a sleigh by two galloping reindeer, enameled in white with red, black and gilt trim. Fine and detailed castings further add to the appeal of this toy. SIZE: 16”. CONDITION: Overall condition very fine plus some minor chipping throughout. JL 1-4538 (1,500-2,500)

BUDDY L PICKUP. The classic Model T series, this pick up is impressed on bed, “MOLINE PRESSED STEEL COMPANY, EAST MOLINE, ILL” & “BUDDY L” decal on rear of cab. SIZE: 12” l. CONDITION: Very fine plus, tailgate slightly bent. Bed of truck shows almost no wear. JL 1-4402 (800-1,000)

24” SANTA. A masked face Santa on a cloth body with composition boots wearing his original outfit with a beaded necklace with bells. SIZE: 24”. CONDITION: Lightly soiled, denting to mask face. JL 1-3602 (200-300)

BUDDY L. TANK TRUCK. A classic pressed steel toy from the 1930’s, this truck imitated the real thing! A top-notch restoration enhance the appeal of this toy. SIZE: 24”. CONDITION: Overall conditions near mint, minor scuff to roof. JL 1-3372 (800-1,000)

BUDDY L. DUMP TRUCK WITH CRANK. A restored pressed steel open-cab dump body with crank mechanism to raise bed. An older restoration appears truck had some pitting to metal overall. SIZE: 24”. CONDITION: Overall condition very fine, average restoration. JL 1-3377 (300-500)

STEELCRAFT CITY DAIRY CO. A seldom found pressed steel toy in restored condition. An open-cabbed truck with a fixed dump bed with stakes and two-dozen milk bottles. SIZE: 25”. CONDITION: Overall condition near mint. JL 1-3376 (500-700)

RABBIT SCHOOLHOUSE DIORAMA. Germany. Schoolroom scene includes podium, bench desk seating, easel, and other furniture. Also included are eight hand-painted composition rabbits, miniature books, and other accessories. SIZE: 9” t. x 20” w. x 10” d. Tallest figure is 4 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent. WP 1-4449 (600-800)

COMICAL VEGGIE MAN ATOP TREE TRUNK. A top-hatted veggie man is looking forward in a cross-eyed manner with a frown on his face. SIZE: 3 3/4” t. CONDITION: Chip to bottom area of tree stump; otherwise good to very good. JL 1-3738 (350-450)

WITCH IN SHOE CANDY CONTAINER. Composition head witch with felt clothing over paper mache candy container in the shape of a shoe. SIZE: 4” t. CONDITION: Possible repaint to hat; otherwise very fine condition. WP 1-3733 (400-600)

VEGGIE HEAD JACK-IN-THE-BOX. Composition lime-green veggie head springs from wooden box when opened. Pumpkin-like face. SIZE: Box 4” t., closed. CONDITION: Overall good; box has slight paper loss, separation at seams, and minor chipping to wood on one panel. JL 1-3734 (500-700)

PUMPKIN-HEAD WITCH FIGURAL CANDY CONTAINER. All composition red-dressed witch holding a broom and wearing a cone hat. Head removes to reveal container. SIZE: 5” t. CONDITION: Very good. WP 1-3719 (500-600)

MECHANICAL PUMPKIN-HEAD FIGURE. Cloth dressed over wooden body figure has moving head and arms, as chest is squeezed. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Overall very fine; slight soiling/staining to cotton clothing. JL 1-3728 (900-1,200)

LARGE PUMPKIN-HEAD NODDER. All composition piece with spring action nodding head. SIZE: 8 1/2” t. CONDITION: Replaced or repainted head; body and base are original and good. WP 1-3750 (250-400)

GOBLIN AND CAT ON PUMPKIN CONTAINER. Imp-like character holds black cat. Both sit atop a composition pumpkin German candy container. SIZE: 5” t. CONDITION: Some flaking to black cat; otherwise good paint. WP 1-3710 (500-700)

COLONIAL VEGGIE MAN ASTRIDE LOG CANDY CONTAINER. A grinning veggie man wearing a Napoleon-style hat sitting cross-legged on a log is holding an axe in his right hand. This candy container is reminiscent of George Washington in the hat style and the holding of the axe. SIZE: 4 1/4” t. CONDITION: Overall very fine. JL 1-3722 (700-900)

PUMPKIN WITH BLACK CAT CONTAINER. Pressed paper pumpkin candy container with figural hand-painted black cat above. Original paper stopper below marked “GERMANY.” SIZE: 6” t. CONDITION: Very good. WP 1-3727 (600-800)

BOY ON PUMPKIN CONTAINER. All composition depiction of wide-eyed boy on jack-o-lantern candy container. SIZE: 3 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very fine condition. WP 1-3742 (350-450)

MINIATURE FIGURAL CANDY CONTAINER. Hand painted composition pumpkin-head female figure holding closed umbrella. SIZE: 3” t. CONDITION: Small chip to underside of head; otherwise generally good. WP 1-3739 (300-500)

ANIMATED FIGURAL PUMPKIN MAN. Animated wood body, cloth dressed, pumpkin man moves when foot is raised. Hands, collar, and clothing are similar to scarecrow attire. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Small dimple in area of mouth; otherwise toy is good overall. WP 1-3703 (700-900)

PUMPKINS ON MECHANICAL SEESAW. Carved wood bodies, cloth dressed with composition pumpkin-heads. Wooden platform has wind-up mechanism for rocking action. Great toy! SIZE: 6” t. x 7 1/2” w. CONDITION: Good to very good and working. WP 1-3715 (1,600-2,200)

TALL PUMPKIN-HEAD NODDER. Felt clothing over cardboard body with composition legs and jack-o-lantern head. Metal spring through body creates nodding action. SIZE: 10” t. CONDITION: Replaced or repainted head and hat not original to toy. WP 1-3701 (300-500)

CAT FACED PUMPKIN CONTAINER. Neat variation! Showing pumpkin with cat face and feet at front side, back protruding through top, and bobbing spring tail at backside of pumpkin. SIZE: 3” diam. CONDITION: Light crazing to black painted areas, replaced cardboard closure; otherwise good to very good. WP 1-3706 (500-700)

PUMPKIN-HEAD ANIMATED FIGURE. Bizarre composition jack-o-lantern figure with nodding cat protruding from top of head. Squeeze bellows in chest and figure swings arm holding hat. SIZE: 13” t. CONDITION: Repainted areas to head, remainder of paint is very good. WP 1-3700 (1,400-1,800)

LOT OF TWO HALLOWEEN ITEMS. Lot includes pressed paper pumpkin figure and early stereo-view showing boy with carved jack-o-lantern. SIZE: Pumpkin 9” t. CONDITION: Lot averages good to very good. WP 1-3699 (100-200)

JACK-O-LANTERN SAILOR CANDY CONTAINER. Nicely done hand painted composition figure with expressive pumpkin face, wearing sailor’s outfit. SIZE: 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Some separation of cardboard at neck, small chip to composition on rear of pant leg; otherwise very good. WP 1-3730 (600-800)

BULBOUS FIGURAL PUMPKIN MAN. Strange dude with spherical body, wire and wood arms and legs. Paper head has decal graphics and crepe paper collar. Rattle noise when shaken. SIZE: Standing 10” t., sitting 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Good to very good. WP 1-3718 (1,000-1,500)

KNEELING PUMPKIN LANTERN. Composition head jack-o-lantern with remains of burnt candle. Paper insert for face. Crepe paper collar over kneeling hand-painted composition body. SIZE: 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good. WP 1-3764 (600-900)

COMPOSITION HEAD JACK-IN-THE-BOX. Flesh-toned pumpkin-like character springs from paper-labeled wooden box. SIZE: Box 4” t. CONDITION: Generally good. WP 1-3745 (500-700)

VEGGIE GIRL PULLING PUMPKIN COACH. Composition figure in black dress with small jack-o-lantern head pulls pumpkin coach candy container behind. SIZE: 3 1/4” t. CONDITION: Stem broken on pumpkin coach, container closure missing outer lid; paint remains very good. WP 1-3708 (500-600)

VEGGIE MAN ASTRIDE NODDING BLACK CAT. A flocked nodding black cat with glass eyes is draped with a red felt blanket, carrying a veggie man. Veggie man has spring strung legs and arms. A truly rare and unique Halloween item! SIZE: 4” l. x 5” t. CONDITION: Very fine plus. JL 1-3721 (1,200-1,600)

IMPRESSIVE WITCH ON CAT CANDY CONTAINER. Composition body cat with fur-like covering, glass eyes, and hand-painted facial features. Cat carries a super cloth-dressed witch on back. Excellent coloring and witch head depiction. Great size and image. SIZE: 11” t. CONDITION: Chipped paint in area of witch’s foot; otherwise container is very good. WP 1-3726 (2,800-3,500)

PILGRIM HAT JACK-O-LANTERN. Paper mache pumpkin with paper insert for face wears pilgrim-like hat. Wire handle. SIZE: 6” t. CONDITION: Very fine condition. WP 1-3725 (500-600)

GERMAN PUMPKIN W/CAT CONTAINER. All-original composition figural candy container with cat pulling pumpkin coach. SIZE: 3 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good. WP 1-3707 (500-600)

MECHANICAL CAT WITH PUMPKIN MASK. Mechanical toy shows cloth-dressed figure with pumpkin mask. Squeeze body and mask moves to reveal cat’s head. Awesome look and toy appeal. SIZE: 7” t. CONDITION: Touch up to ears of cat; otherwise good and working. WP 1-3712 (1,000-1,200)

STANDING CAT ON PUMPKIN CONTAINER. Desirable variation with frightened cat atop jack-o-lantern with gleeful tongue-out expression. SIZE: 5” t. CONDITION: Missing paper stopper and light soiling; otherwise good. WP 1-3709 (500-700)

MINIATURE FIGURAL CANDY CONTAINER. Composition pumpkin-head boy holding balloon-like jack-o-lantern above. Figure sits atop cardboard candy container. SIZE: 3 3/4” t. CONDITION: Fine condition. WP 1-3744 (400-600)

BOY IN PUMPKIN CANDY CONTAINER. Composition figure of jack-o-lantern head with boy’s feet protruding from pumpkin mouth. Scared-faced boy rises from pumpkin top. SIZE: 2 1/2” t. CONDITION: Fine condition. WP 1-3743 (400-600)

BOY ON LIME CANDY CONTAINER. Wide-eyed boy with pumpkin colored face straddles lime fruit container. SIZE: 3 1/4” t. CONDITION: Fine condition. WP 1-3737 (400-600)

CELLULOID CAT ROLY-POLY. Rocking black cat sits Buddha-style, balancing on orange base. SIZE: 4” t. CONDITION: Good to very good. WP 1-3748 (100-200)

FELT DRESSED PUMPKIN ROLY-POLY. A charming Halloween roly-poly, with felt and cotton clothing and a red cap. SIZE: 4 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good. JL 1-3735 (500-700)

MINI-PUMPKIN BODY CANDY CONTAINER. All composition figure with removable head. SIZE: 3 1/2” t. CONDITION: Break at feet; otherwise very good. WP 1-3747 (300-400)

PUMPKIN BODY FIGURAL CANDY CONTAINER. Molded paper mache pumpkin body with witch-like head rising from the top. Figure wears top hat with feet and hands protruding through pumpkin. Container closure marked “GERMANY.” SIZE: 5” t. CONDITION: Light soiling and minor paint chips to cheek and hand; otherwise very good. WP 1-3732 (500-700)

UNUSUAL GERMAN PUMPKIN CANDY CONTAINER. Halloween candy container shows girl protruding from pumpkin on one side and black cat on the other. SIZE: 4” t. CONDITION: Very fine condition. WP 1-3724 (600-800)

SUSPENDED WITCH ON BROOM. Composition-bodied witch with felt and cotton clothing rides her broom. She is suspended by a spring attached to a tie string. SIZE: 7” t. CONDITION: Repairs to breaks in leg areas, replaced broom; paint is good to very good. WP 1-3749 (300-500)

MECHANICAL PUMPKIN FIGURE. Cloth dressed tin body with wind-up movement. Composition pumpkin-head figure sways side to side. SIZE: 7” t. CONDITION: Replaced or repainted head not original to toy; clothes are good and toy is working. WP 1-3717 (1,200-1,500)

COMPOSITION VEGGIE CANDY CONTAINER. Pumpkin colored body with removable plum-shaped head. SIZE: 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Repair to both legs where connecting to body, sleeve in torso loose. WP 1-3720 (300-500)

FIGURAL PUMPKIN CANDY CONTAINER. Top-hatted composition jack-o-lantern with hand painted body. Wooden base. SIZE: 5” t. CONDITION: Repaint/repair to top hat; orange on pumpkin head has possible repainting. JL 1-3723 (400-600)

PUMPKIN WOMAN W/JACK-O-LANTERN CONTAINER. Unique composition female costumed trick-or-treater carries jack-o-lantern over her arm. SIZE: 4 1/2” t. CONDITION: Good to very good plus. WP 1-3741 (500-700)

PUMPKIN-HEAD CANDY CONTAINER. Standing figure in clown’s outfit strums mandolin, paper mache jack-o-lantern head. SIZE: 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good. WP 1-3746 (600-800)

BOY ON PEAR CANDY CONTAINER. All composition container with hand painted wide-eyed boy sitting atop, lettered “DOROTHY N.” on rear. SIZE: 3 3/4” t. CONDITION: Minor paint touch-up to hat area, fine hairline at side of pear; paint averages good. WP 1-3736 (300-500)

TRICK-OR-TREATER CANDY CONTAINER. Colorful composition pumpkin-head figure carries miniature jack-o-lantern under arm. Scarce Halloween container. SIZE: 4 1/2” t. CONDITION: Some repair to head, most notably at neck socket. JL 1-3740 (450-650)

ANIMATED WITCH FIGURE. Carved wood and composition figure with cloth attire. Push body on handle and witch’s arms move. SIZE: 10” t. CONDITION: Good and working. WP 1-3713 (600-900)

LARGE PUMPKIN CLOWN MECHANICAL TOY. Wire and wood body, cloth dressed clown has cymbal playing action when chest area is squeezed. Bellows squeak. Pumpkin-head has unique bulging eyes and great early Halloween graphics. SIZE: 15” t. CONDITION: Appropriate aging to clothing, slight damage to tip of cone hat; otherwise pumpkin facial area is very good. WP 1-3729 (1,500-2,200)

COMPOSITION PUMPKIN CHARACTER. Airbrushed veggie-like character with pumpkin head sits atop cardboard candy box. SIZE: 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Repainted facial area, repaired break to one hand, fabricated candy box. WP 1-3716 (200-400)

MECHANICAL HALLOWEEN FIGURE. Composition pumpkin-head on cardboard body with wind-up vibrating mechanism. Felt clothing. SIZE: 6” t. CONDITION: Replaced or repainted head not original to toy; working condition. WP 1-3762 (600-800)

GLASS-EYED PUMPKIN NODDER. Pumpkin-bodied figure has green arms and legs. Impish composition head shows yellow glass eyes and cone hat. SIZE: 7” t. CONDITION: Nodding head needs adjustment, composition has one small chip to side of head; otherwise good to very good. WP 1-3704 (600-800)

JACK-O-LANTERN FIGURE CANDY CONTAINER. Molded face pumpkin-head figure with candy container body. Beautiful coloring, great look. SIZE: 7 1/2” t. CONDITION: Minor crazing to head; very good overall. WP 1-3702 (700-900)

MECHANICAL PUMPKIN-HEAD FIGURE. Wind key at rear and composition body pumpkin girl vibrates about. Vivid colors throughout. SIZE: 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Good to very good and working. WP 1-3763 (500-700)

ROOSTER CANDY CONTAINER. Composition container with replacement veggie head. SIZE: 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Original parts are good. WP 1-3705 (300-500)

HALLOWEEN MECHANICAL POLICEMAN. Lead-footed figure sways side to side via wind-up action. SIZE: 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Replaced or repainted head not original to toy; paint very good and toy is working. WP 1-3731 (900-1,200)

LARGE HEAD MECH. PUMPKIN FIGURE. Cloth dressed composition body with wind-up mechanism that moves paper mache pumpkin-head. Head marked “MADE IN GERMANY.” SIZE: 11” t. CONDITION: Probable marriage. Wind-up working, toy averages very good. WP 1-3714 (700-900)

STANDING PUMPKIN MAN ON BOX. Halloween candy container shows composition standing figure of jack-o-lantern character over cardboard candy box. SIZE: 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good. WP 1-3711 (250-450)

CLOCKWORK NODDING STORE DISPLAY. A comical figure dressed in a dapper manner, when mechanism is activated his head nods back and forth causing his eyes to roll in his head. It appears that a battery mechanism could be installed in rear legs with wires running through his torso and exiting into his left hand where he probably held a light or candle. SIZE: 22 1/2”. CONDITION: Paper mache face appears to have paint touch up, lacking button on vest, overall condition very good. 1-3631 (1,000-1,400)

EARLY PAPER ON WOOD OPERA. An elaborate opera scene in a stage-type setting with a multitude of “scenery changes,” backgrounds, and thespians allowing for a variety of different acts to be played out. Finely executed paper litho applied to wood with over 200 pieces! Believed to be of German origin circa 1880’s, truly a magnificent piece to add to one’s collection. SIZE: 24” h. x 19” w. CONDITION: Overall condition is good, some wear to edges and slight darkening to paper. JL 1-3594 (1,000-3,000)

A FINELY PAINTED SLED BOARD “WHIZ”. Elaborately painted with fleur de lis design and lettered “WHIZ.” It appears that this was a replacement sled board that has never been fastened or used. SIZE: 18”. CONDITIONS: Overall condition very fine, minor soiling and scuffs. JL 1-4292 (400-600)

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD GAME BY McLOUGHLIN BROS. Circa 1900 this classic game shows Little Red Riding Hood’s adventure through the woods on her way to her grandmother’s house. SIZE: 14 1/2” x 15”. CONDITION: Lacking two wood pieces, flaps partially in tact and hole in lid on cape of Red Riding Hood. JL 1-4294 (200-300)

LOT OF 8 SPHERES, AGATES, GRANITE, & OTHER STONE MINERAL MARBLES. These marbles are machine cut, from 1” to 1 7/8″. CONDITION: All near mint. WB 1-4651-1 (100-200)

LOT OF 17 CONTEMPORARY MARBLES. This large lot of marbles are mostly hand-made glass, from 7/8” to 2 1/8″. CONDITION: All near mint. WB 1-4651-2 (300-400)

LOT OF 7 SWIRL MARBLES. This lot of seven Swirl marbles includes Latticino, Ribbon and solid core, from 1 1/4” to 2”; all polished. CONDITION: Near mint. WB 1-4651-3 (200-300)

LOT OF 3 SULPHIDE MARBLES. This lot includes a lion measuring 1 3/4”; a cow measuring 1 3/4”; and a rearing horse measuring 1 5/8.” CONDITION: All three are polished; still have few chips. WB 1-4651-4 (150-250)

LOT OF 3 MEDIUM SULPHIDE MARBLES. This lot includes a sheep measuring 1 1/2”; a dog measuring 1 1/2”; and a rooster measuring 1 1/2.” CONDITION: All are polished and near mint. WB 1-4651-5 (200-300)

LOT OF 4 SWIRL MARBLES. Lot of four swirls. (1) The first, a 2″ Latticino Swirl, features a yellow core and swirls of red, white and blue with outer lines of red, white and green. (2) The second is a 1 5/8″ solid green core marble with white and blue swirls and yellow outer lines. (3) The third is a solid core 1 5/8” marble with red, white & blue core. (4) Last is a solid core 1 7/16” marble with red, white & blue core and white outer lines. CONDITION: All polished with a few chips. WB 1-4651-6 (200-300)

LOT OF 4 LARGE SULPHIDE MARBLES. This lot of four large Sulphide marbles includes a 2″ standing sheep; a 2 1/8” aardvark; a 2 1/8” fish; and a 2 1/8” standing lion. CONDITION: All are fair to poor with many chips; all need to be polished. WB 1-4651-7 (250-350)

LOT OF 4 RIBBON CORE SWIRL MARBLES. This lot is of four Ribbon Core Swirls. (1) 1 15/16” marble features orange, yellow, green and blue ribbons with outer lines. (2) 1 3/4” marble features red, white, blue, yellow and green ribbons with outer lines of the same. (3) 1 15/16” marble featuring blue, green, orange and yellow ribbons with white outer lines. (4) 1 5/8” marble features red, white, blue, green, and yellow ribbons with white outer lines. CONDITION: All are in poor condition & need to be polished. WB 1-4651-8 (200-300)

LOT OF 4 SULPHIDE MARBLES. This lot includes a 1 7/8” standing horse marble; a 1 15/16” rooster marble; a 1 3/4” running rabbit marble; and a 1 3/4” standing bear marble. CONDITION: All poor condition with many chips; all need to be polished. WB 1-4651-9 (150-250)

LOT OF 3 LATTICINO MARBLES. This lot includes three Latticino Swirl Marbles. (1) 2 3/16” marble has a white core & white, yellow, green and red outer lines. (2) 2 1/16” marble has a yellow core & red, white, blue, yellow and green outer lines. (3) 2 1/8” marble has a yellow core & red, white and black outer lines. CONDITION: All are fair with few chips and all-over surface wear. WB 1-4651-10 (200-300)

LOT OF 3 LATTICINO SWIRL MARBLES. This lot includes a 2 1/4” marble with a yellow core and red & white outer lines; 2 1/16” marble with a white core and blue & white outer lines; and a 1 7/8” marble with a yellow core and red, white, blue & green outer lines. CONDITION: All are in good condition w/few light chips. WB 1-4651-11 (300-400)

LOT OF 4 ONIONSKIN MARBLES. (1) 1 13/16” four-panel marble features two panels of black & white and two panels of yellow & red with hints of pink and turquoise throughout. (2) 1 11/16” four-panel marble features two panels of blue & white and two panels of red, yellow & green. (3) 1 3/4” red and white marble has a touch of blue and turquoise. (4) 1 3/16″ marble is red, white & blue. CONDITION: All are in poor condition with chips throughout & need to be polished. WB 1-4651-12 (200-300)

LOT OF 3 ONIONSKIN MARBLES. (1) 1 11/16” marble is blue & white with four red spots. (2) 1 11/16” marble is pink and white with blue and white ends open. (3) 1 1/4” marble is blue, turquoise & white. CONDITION: All polished but in poor condition and chipped. WB 1-4651-13 (100-200)

LOT OF 4 SULPHIDE MARBLES. This lot includes a 2” standing sheep; a 1 3/4” standing llama; a 1 3/4” aardvark; and a 1 1/2” dog. CONDITION: All are in poor condition with shallow chips throughout & need to be polished. WB 1-4651-14 (200-300)

LOT OF 4 SULPHIDE MARBLES. Lot includes a 1 3/4” begging bear; a 1 5/8” polar bear; a 1 1/2” standing lion; and a 1 5/16” elephant. CONDITION: All are in poor condition w/shallow chips all over and need to be polished; begging bear figure is off-center. WB 1-4651-15 (200-300)

LOT OF 2 RIBBON CORE SWIRL MARBLES. (1) 2 3/16” marble has two swirls of red & white, one of green & yellow, and one of blue & white. (2) 1 7/8” marble has red, white & blue and yellow & red ribbons and yellow outer lines. CONDITION: The first has light chips and scratches; the second has big chips throughout. Both need to be polished. WB 1-4651-16 (100-200)

LOT OF 5 RIBBON CORE SWIRL MARBLES. (1) 1 9/16″ marble is red, white, blue, green, yellow & red with yellow & white outer lines. The condition is very good with one chip. (2) 1 9/16″ marble is red and white with blue & white ribbons and yellow outer lines. The condition is near mint. (3) 1 1/2″ marble has red, white, blue, green & yellow ribbons and white outer lines. Condition is near mint. (4)1 3/8″ marble has pink, white, blue, yellow & red ribbons with white & yellow outer lines. Condition is very good. (5) 1 1/4″ marble has ribbons of blue & yellow, red & yellow, and green & yellow with yellow and white outer lines. Condition is very good with a few light chips. CONDITION: All five are great, clean marbles. WB 1-4651-17 (200-300)

LOT OF 2 ONIONSKIN MARBLES W/ MICA. (1) 1 15/16″ onionskin marble with mica is red, white, blue & green, featuring blots of color and mica throughout. (2) 1 3/4″ onionskin marble is orange, yellow & white with a few blots of green and small mica flakes all over. CONDITION: Both marbles are polished and still have some light chips; these are great marbles! WB 1-4651-18 (600-800)

LOT OF 4 ONIONSKIN MARBLES. Included in this lot are a 1 7/8” red and yellow marble; a 1 7/8” onionskin marble of red, white, blue & green; a 1 9/16” marble of red, white, blue & green with blots of color; and a 1 1/2” onionskin four-panel marble two red & yellow panels and two are green and yellow. CONDITION: All are polished w/few chips and are in fair condition. WB 1-4651-19 (250-350)

4 PANEL ONIONSKIN MARBLE. This big, beautiful marble is 2 3/16” and features two panels of red & white and two panels of turquoise & white. CONDITION: Marble has light chips all over and has been lightly buffed; has both pontil and is in good condition. WB 1-4651-20 (200-300)

6 PANEL ONIONSKIN MARBLE. This great marble is 2 1/8” with six panels of blue & white, red & yellow, red & white, green & white, red & white, and red & yellow. There is a spot of white floating under surface. CONDITION: Marble is polished but has a few chips; very good condition. WB 1-4651-21 (300-400)

4 PANEL ONIONSKIN MARBLE W/ MICA. This marble is 2 3/16″ and has two panels each of red & white and red & yellow with large flakes of mica throughout. CONDITION: Marble is polished to near mint but still has a few chips because it has not been over-polished. WB 1-4651-22 (300-400)

1 5/8″ ONIONSKIN MARBLE W/ MICA. This marble is red, white & blue with blots of red and blue color over the white background; has very fine flakes of mica throughout. CONDITION: Marble is in fair condition with chips all over. One spot looks like a chip has been filled; needs to be polished. WB 1-4651-23 (200-300)

2 1/8″ FOUR PANEL ONIONSKIN MARBLE. The two panels in this marble are red & white and blue & white. This is a big marble with great colors. CONDITION: Still retains both panels and is in good condition; light chips and scratches. WB 1-4651-24 (100-200)

4 PANEL ONIONSKIN MARBLE. This 2 1/16″ marble features two panels of each pink & white and green & white, and has a great look to it. CONDITION: Polished with some light chips still evident but overall very nice. WB 1-4651-25 (100-200)

6 PANEL ONIONSKIN MARBLE. This marble is 1 3/4″ and has two panels of each green & white, pink & yellow, and pink & white. The marble has both pontils and straw marks. CONDITION: Very good; marble has been lightly buffed. WB 1-4651-26 (100-200)

LOT OF TWO SULPHIDE MARBLES. The 1 5/8″ standing lion has some very light surface scratches and wear but is otherwise in very good condition; the 1 5/8″ dog is very clean with a few chips on back and bottom and is near mint. WB 1-4651-27 (200-300)

LOT OF 2 SULPHIDE MARBLES. These marbles are a great small size: 1 5/16” owl has few light chips and wear but is in good condition; 1 1/8” cow is grazing and has a few light chips and a bubble around part of the figure. CONDITION: Very good condition. WB 1-4651-28 (200-300)

LOT OF 3 SULPHIDE MARBLES. Lot includes 1 15/16″ standing horse marble; 1 3/4″ standing bear marble; and 1 3/8 fish marble that has tiny bubbles in the center for the fish to swim through. CONDITION: All are near excellent; horse figure has a crack which splits the rear into four pieces. WB 1-4651-29 (300-400)

LUTZ RIBBON CORE MARBLE. This marble is 7/8″ with yellow ribbons and two ribbons of Lutz. CONDITION: Light chips and scratches; overall fair condition. WB 1-4651-30 (100-150)

ONIONSKIN LUTZ MARBLE. This marble is 13/16″ and has great colors including yellow, black, white, blue, green & orange with lines of gold between each color. There are 17 Lutz lines with each line going around the marble twice. CONDITION: Polished; near mint condition. WB 1-4651-31 (100-200)

BLACK BANDED OPAQUE LUTZ MARBLE. This marble is 3/4″ black banded with lime green lines. This marble has been buffed and has both panels. CONDITION: Has few light chips; overall good condition. WB 1-4651-32 (100-200)

ONIONSKIN LUTZ. This 1” marble has wild colors of black, blue, orange, yellow, red & pink–there are a rainbow of colors and lots of Lutz! CONDITION: This is a rare marble that is in near mint condition. WB 1-4651-33 (400-600)

LOT OF 16 AGATE MARBLES. This large lot of marbles range in sizes from 1/2” to 3/4”; half are hand cut. CONDITION: Most in very good condition. WB 1-4651-34 (100-200)

LOT OF 14 HAND-MADE SWIRLS. This lot of 14 hand-made swirl marbles range in size from 5/8” to 1” and include latticino, ribbon & solid core swirls. CONDITION: This mixed group are all near mint. WB 1-4651-35 (100-200)

LOT OF 33 SWIRL MARBLES. The marbles in this large lot range in size from 5/8″ to 1 3/8″; however, most are 3/4″ size. Mixed lot of latticino, ribbon, and solid core marbles. CONDITION: All marbles of this lot have at least one chip; most are in very good condition. WB 1-4651-36 (200-300)

SITTING DUCK CAST IRON STILL BANK. Excellent example in blue with red beak and yellow & black eyes. Plated coin trap. SIZE: 4” t. CONDITION: Very good plus. WP 1-3346-1178 (200-400)

CAST IRON DOG STILL BANK. Puppy dog sits on hand painted cast pillow. SIZE: 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Paint is fair to good. WP 1-3346-1181 (125-250)

CAST IRON BOXER DOG STILL BANK. An excellent sitting dog bank in brown with a red collar. SIZE: 4 1/4” t. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent. WP 1-3346-1177 (125-250)

LOT OF 2 ANIMAL STILL BANKS. Lot includes a cast iron “Fido” dog bank and a die cast sitting panda bear with trap. SIZE: Tallest is 5” t. CONDITION: Averages good. WP 1-3346-1185 (75-150)

ORNATE NICKEL PLATED COMB. BANK. Fancy plated cast iron combination bank has reticulated sides and ornate top. SIZE: 5” t. CONDITION: Good to very good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1173 (100-200)

LOT OF THREE C.I. COMBINATION STILL BANKS. Lot includes black finish cast iron and tin bank with ornate casting, nickel plated cast iron bank marked “STATE SAFE,” and nickel plated Kenton bank marked “SAVING BANK.” SIZE: Largest 4” t. Condition: Good to very good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1165 (150-300)

LOT OF THREE C.I. COMBINATION STILL BANKS. Lot includes Kenton bank marked “SAVING BANK,” tin and cast iron marked “STAR SAFE,” and larger tin and cast iron marked “NATIONAL SAFE.” SIZE: Largest 5” t. CONDITION: Averages good to very good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1164 (150-300)

LOT OF THREE C.I. COMBINATION STILL BANKS. Lot includes large dark-finish cast iron and tin bank with ornate door, small dark finish cast iron and tin bank with ornate casting, and dark finish safe with oriental décor marked “SECURITY SAFE DEPOSIT.” SIZE: Largest 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Good to very good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1166 (150-300)

LOT OF THREE LOCKING SAFE BANKS. Lot includes a die cast three-dial combination safe marked “TINY MITE,” a very nice cast iron “ARABIAN SAFE” with original key, and a nickel plated cast iron bank by J & E Stevens Co. SIZE: Largest is 4 3/4” t. CONDITION: Good to very good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1167 (250-350)

LOT OF THREE C.I. ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING BANKS. Lot includes gold cast-iron skyscraper, Far-Eastern design bank building, and early silver and gold high-rise bank building. SIZE: Tallest 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Averages good. WP 1-3346-1175 (150-300)

LOT OF THREE C.I. ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING BANKS. Lot includes three silver and gold painted bank buildings of Far-Eastern design. SIZE: Tallest 5” t. CONDITION: Paint averages good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1174 (200-400)

LOT OF FIVE C.I. ANIMAL STILL BANKS. Lot includes gold standing lion, a rearing gold horse, a standing gold circus lion, a sitting gold pig, and a silver standing lion. SIZE: Tallest is 4” t. CONDITION: Horse and silver lion have fair paint; remainder of lot averages good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1170 (200-400)

LOT OF FOUR C.I. ANIMAL STILL BANKS. All banks are painted in gold. Lot includes standing lion, standing donkey, standing circus elephant, and standing circus performing horse. SIZE: Tallest 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Donkey has fair paint; remainder of lot is good, no breaks. WP 1-3346-1169 (175-350)

LOT OF FOUR C.I. ANIMAL STILL BANKS. All banks are gold painted. Lot includes sitting rabbit, standing circus elephant, standing lion, and standing St. Bernard dog. SIZE: Tallest 5” t. CONDITION: Dog bank paint is fair; all other banks average good with no breaks. WP 1-3346-1168 (150-300)

LOT OF SIX C.I. ANIMAL STILL BANKS. Lot includes a blue standing circus elephant, a standing buffalo, a large gold standing lion, a blue standing elephant, a larger rearing horse on platform, and a black “BEAUTY” standing horse. SIZE: Tallest 7” t. CONDITION: Most of lot has little to fair paint, gold lion is good. WP 1-3346-1172 (200-400)

LOT OF FIVE PIG STILL BANKS. Lot includes desirable cast iron wise pig “THRIFTY” bank, a painted composition standing pig, a gold cast sitting pig, a later solid brass sitting pig, and a black cast iron standing pig. SIZE: Tallest is 7” t. CONDITION: Averages good to very good. WP 1-3346-1171 (175-350)

LOT OF THREE POLITICAL CAST IRON BANKS. All are unfinished cast iron still banks. Lot includes a standing elephant marked “NIXON AGNEW ’68,” a standing donkey marked “HUMPHREY MUSKIE ’68,” and a Liberty Bell marked “WALLACE ’68.” SIZE: Tallest 4” t. CONDITION: Good to very good. WP 1-3346-1176 (200-300)

LOT OF FOUR COPPERTONED C.I. BANKS. Lot includes a Crosley radio still bank by Kenton, a 1926 Liberty Bell “SESQUICENTENNIAL” still bank, “THE GLOBE” combination still bank, and “TABERNACLE” building still bank. SIZE: Tallest 5” t. CONDITION: Averaging very good. WP 1-3346-1180 (200-400)

LOT OF FOUR SUITCASE STILL BANKS. Lot includes four different cast iron and tin suitcase banks representing local banks in Kansas, Arizona, New York, and Texas. SIZE: Largest 3 3/4” t. CONDITION: Generally good. WP 1-3346-1179 (175-350)

LOT OF SIX MISC. BANKS. Lot includes a ceramic Indian with headdress bank, a mechanical rocket to the moon die cast bank, a tin coin stacking bank, a die cast and leather “BOOK OF THRIFT” bank, a nickel plated tin barrel bank, and a wooden barrel savings bank. SIZE: Tallest 3 1/2” t. CONDITION: Overages good. WP 1-3346-1183 (125-250)

LOT OF FIVE MISC. BANKS. Lot includes a die cast 1776-1976 “BICENTENNIAL” Liberty Bell bank, a cast iron Dutch Boy still bank, a cast iron standing clown bank, a later Chinese dragon bank, and a composition register bank. SIZE: Tallest 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Dutch Boy is good to very good; remainder averages good. WP 1-3346-1184 (150-300)

LOT OF SIX MISC. STILL BANKS. Lot includes a tin “AMERICAN DIME” register bank, a handmade wooden bank box with dove tails, a 1955 Ford Thunderbird die cast bank, a die cast sitting elephant bank, an “ELECTROLUX” advertising refrigerator bank, and a Washington, D.C. “MONUMENT” still bank. SIZE: Tallest is 4” t. CONDITION: Averages good to very good. WP 1-3346-1182 (200-300)

UNUSUAL INDIAN AND BUFFALO PULL-TOY. U.S.A. “BUCK-A-ROO” toy carries “CHIEF WA-HOO” on galloping horse with a buffalo at their side. Toy has tin platform with hand painted and airbrushed cutout wooden animals. Manufacturer’s name is illegible. SIZE: 9 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good and complete. WP 1-3473 (200-300)

HORSE & JOCKEY PULL-TOY. By Hustler Toy Corp., U.S.A. Platform toy has animated wooden horse with jockey rider. SIZE: 9” l. CONDITION: Considerable paint loss to jockey; remainder of toy is good. WP 1-3470 (100-200)

SCHUCO ROLLERSKATING MONKEY. U.S. Zone Germany. Felt-covered figure with tin face and glass eyes. Monkey rolls forward on skates with hopping action. SIZE: 7 1/2” t. CONDITION: Clothing has wear; otherwise, toy is good and working. WP 1-3476 (350-450)

CELLULOID MONKEY WITH GUITAR. Wind-up, occupied Japan. Hand-painted celluloid monkey figure sways side to side as he strums guitar. Figure sits on tin tree stump. SIZE: 7 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent and working. WP 1-3465 (125-250)

CELLULOID DRUMMING DOG. Prewar, Japan. Large celluloid figure mounted on wooden base, plays drum when wound. Dog is a look-alike to “Bonzo,” the comic character. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Missing tail; otherwise good and working. WP 1-3463 (125-250)

GERMAN WIND-UP CLOWN TOY. A paper-mache, wood and cloth toy depicting two clowns on rocking seesaw. Hand carved wooden figures with hand painted paper-mache clown faces. SIZE: 7 1/2” l. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent working condition. WP 1-3462 (150-300)

RARE CHARLIE CHAPLIN FIGURE. By Bucherer/Saba, Switzerland. Composition head, hands, and feet. Amazing metal skeletal design allows for infinite positioning of body. The best of quality! SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Composition head has separated, needs repair to reattach; otherwise toy is very good to near excellent. WP 1-3338 (200-400)

LOT OF THREE SCHUCO CARS. Tin wind-up, Germany. Lot includes a 1902 Mercedes, a 1913 Mercer, and a 1917 Model-T Ford. SIZE: Longest is 8” l. CONDITION: Not guaranteed all functions working on all toys. Lot average is good to very good. WP 1-3481 (250-450)

DIECAST CASE TRACTOR. Depicting early steam-powered farm tractor. SIZE: 9 1/2” l. CONDITION: Generally good. WP 1-3482 (100-200)

IDEAL PINOCCHIO JOINTED FIGURE. U.S.A. Copyright Walt Disney. Wood jointed body with composition head, toy is well marked with chest decal and incised head. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Good and complete. WP 1-3471 (150-250)

MR. PEANUT SCHOENHUT ADV. FIGURE. U.S.A. All wood, fully jointed advertising figure with decal facial features. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Arms need restringing; otherwise good condition. WP 1-3466 (125-250)

LARGE SCHOENHUT FELIX THE CAT. U.S.A. Copyright 1924 by Pat Sullivan. Leather eared, wood jointed figure with hand painted facial features and “FELIX” chest decal. Still retains full copyright decal under foot. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Re-strung figure is very good. WP 1-3464 (350-600)

MICKEY & MINNIE HANDCAR. U.S.A. Copt. Walt Disney. Lionel Brand railroad handcar with hand painted composition figures of Mickey & Minnie Mouse. Fully jointed figures become animated as they pump handcar. SIZE: 8 1/4” l. Figures are 4 1/2” t. CONDITION: All original and in good working order. WP 1-3457 (350-450)

LINEMAR KNITTING MINNIE MOUSE. Japan. All-tin litho Disney character rocks in chair as she knits. SIZE: 6 1/2” t. CONDITION: Light soiling; overall good to very good and working. WP 1-3468 (350-400)

SNOW WHITE WOODEN LUNCHBOX. Curious tombstone shaped wooden lunchbox with painted decoration simulating wrinkled satin with vignette of Snow White examining the hands of the 7 Dwarves. In the style of the Disney film characters but not believed to be a licensed Disney piece. Stamped on interior “La Estrella”. SIZE: 10″ w. x 7 3/4″ h. x 3 1/4″ d. CONDITION: Some edge wear with more pronounced wear to bottom. Image is very good. 1-3454 (300-600)

LOT OF THREE EARLY POPEYE WALKERS. U.S.A. Copyright 1929, King Features Syn. Well marked, early composition “Thimble Theater” ramp walking figures of Popeye, Wimpy, and Olive Oyl. SIZE: 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Good to very good. WP 1-3461 (350-500)

C.I. HUBLEY LG. POPEYE ON CYCLE. U.S.A. Probable reproduction. SIZE: 8 1/4” l. CONDITION: Good to very good. WP 1-3767 (300-400)

SMALL HUBLEY POPEYE CYCLE. Cast-iron three-wheel spinach green cycle with comic character driver. SIZE: 5 1/2” l. CONDITION: Generally good. WP 1-3768 (350-500)

MISC. LOT OF TOYS. Includes 20” cloth and mohair Pinocchio doll (fair to poor), chalkware rabbit candy container (broken front leg), modern Betty Boop alarm clock in original box, West German tin clown duck wind up (missing 1 propeller), Steiff-like terrier & sheep, hard plastic piggy bank (no stopper), and Mickey Mouse spoon. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Lot averages good. 1-2438 (50-100)

LARGE STEIFF POODLE. Approximately 15” in length, this dog has glass eyes and mohair, probably from the 1960’s. CONDITION: overall condition is lightly soiled. Lacking chest tag and ear button. JL 1-3143 (40-70)

MARX WHOOPEE CAR. Tin wind-up, U.S.A. “JOY RIDER” version with head-spinning, wheel-hopping action. SIZE: 7 1/4” l. CONDITION: Good, original and working. WP 1-3469 (250-400)

LEHMANN BALKY MULE. Germany. Colorfully dressed clown in cart with rearing and bucking stubborn mule. SIZE: 7 1/2” l. CONDITION: Mule missing one ear; otherwise good to very good and working. WP 1-3459 (250-350)

MARX CLIMBING FIREMAN. U.S.A. All tin toy features wind-up climbing fireman figure on an extended ladder. City streets lithoed below. SIZE: Fireman measures 8” t. Ladder is 22” t. CONDITION: Fireman’s hat has some fading; otherwise toy averages very good and working. WP 1-3395 (175-350)

MARX MOTHER GOOSE WIND-UP TOY. U.S.A. All tin toy shows nursery rhyme character on goose with jointed neck and hopping action. Lithoed tin cat and original reins. SIZE: 9” l. CONDITION: Good to very good and working. WP 1-3398 (150-250)

LOT OF TWO TRAIN CARS. Lot includes Observation Car #530 and Express Service Baggage Car #70 (Ives). SIZE: Longest is 6 1/2”l. CONDITION: Generally good. WP 1-3409 (150-300)

LOT OF FIVE CRACKER JACK TOYS. Included in this lot is a taxi cab, horse-drawn delivery wagon, spinner top with advertising, pocket watch, and a pot metal sheriff’s badge. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1-3691 JL (50-100)

LOT OF FIVE EARLY TIN BUILDING BANKS. Lot includes stenciled “CITY BANK,” “GOTHIC” church bank, “1ST NATIONAL BANK,” and two other stenciled building banks. SIZE: Tallest is 4 1/2” t. CONDITION: Generally good. WP 1-4295 (200-400)

MARX WIND-UP ROYAL BUS. U.S.A. A very clean original orange and red all-tin bus with driver, marked “ROYAL BUS LINE.” SIZE: 10” l. CONDITION: Near excellent and working. WP 1-3396 (250-400)

MARX WIND-UP ROYAL VAN. U.S.A. A very nice pre-war truck marked “ROYAL VAN CO.” Vivid primary colors with flat tin driver. SIZE: 9 1/2” l. CONDITION: Very good+ and working. WP 1-3396-1163 (250-400)

LOT OF THREE MARX TIN TOYS. U.S.A. Lot includes two flat tin soldiers depicted in WWI uniforms and a lever-action mechanical tricycle with monkey rider. SIZE: Tallest is 5 1/2” t. CONDITION: Lot averages very good and working. WP 1-3393 (150-250)

MARX TRACTOR AND ACCESS. U.S.A. Tin wind-up high-wheel tractor and driver pulling four wheel trailer or tin corn planter. SIZE: Longest 8 1/4”l. CONDITION: Good to very good and working. WP 1-3394 (200-400)

GROCERY DELIVERY TRUCK. Attributed to Chein. All-tin wind-up Centre Market delivery van carries license plate dated 1918. SIZE: 6” l. CONDITION: Wind-up not working; lithograph is fair to good. WP 1-3757 (150-300)

LARGE TEXACO FIRETRUCK AND HELMET. By Buddy “L” Toys, USA. Oversized pressed steel fire chief truck was originally sold by Texaco gas stations. Heavy plastic fire chief hat with built in microphone and speaker. SIZE: Truck measures 25″ l. CONDITION: Not guaranteed complete, lot averages good to very good. WP 1-3075 (100-150)

BARNUM BAILEY CIRCUS PARADE. Circa 1930’s. Tin wind-up circus wagon rolls forward with animated elephant pulling. Wagon opens to reveal animal cages. Lot includes clowns and animals that can be towed behind the wagon. SIZE: 17 1/2” l. CONDITION: Missing tin driver; otherwise good and working. WP 1-3612 (350-600)

MARX DOUGHBOY TANK. U.S.A. All-tin wind-up toy rolls forward as gun-firing uniformed soldier appears. Soldier and tank depict WWI era. SIZE: 10” l. CONDITION: Litho is fair to good; all mechanisms working. WP 1-3448 (125-250)

P.S. FORD TRI-MOTOR PLANE. An all-original black and orange heavy steel plane with passenger window cutouts. SIZE: 18” wingspan. CONDITION: Missing one propeller; otherwise original and good. WP 1-3388 (250-450)

DIE CAST P-38 PLANE. Olive drab die cast plane imitating popular WWII model. SIZE: 8″ l. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-3380 (50-75)

HUBLEY HARLEY CYCLE AND SIDE CAR. U.S.A. Desirable army-green V-Twin Harley with uniformed police riders. Hubley toy is well marked with two decals reading “HARLEY DAVIDSON.” Casting of toy and tires are marked “HUBLEY.” SIZE: 9” l. CONDITION: Motorcycle and side car are original with good to very good paint. Riders are repainted. WP 1-3771 (750-950)

GERMAN WIND-UP SUBMARINE. SIZE: 9 1/2” l. CONDITION: Missing two soldered tail pieces; otherwise working and good. WP 1-3758 (150-300)

C.I. HUBLEY #5 YELLOW RACER. U.S.A. 1920’s/30’s Boattail racer with hinged hood. Depicting eight cylinders. SIZE: 9 1/4” l. CONDITION: Over paint to frame rails and wheels; otherwise good. WP 1-3773 (600-800)

LOT OF THREE TOYS. Included in this lot are two cast iron automotive fire pumpers & one Arcade fageol bus. SIZE: Largest is 9″. CONDITION: Overall condition is fair. JL 1-3389, 1-3391 (100-200)

CAST IRON HORSE-DRAWN OVERLAND CIRCUS. U.S.A. Two-horse team pulls caged animal circus wagon. SIZE: 14” l. CONDITION: Missing driver and animal; paint is fair to good. WP 1-3613 (175-350)

LOT OF THREE TOY BOXES. Lot includes empty box for Marx “Busy Miners,” “Jumbo, the Climbing Monkey” by Marx, and “Loop the Loop” by MAC Toys. SIZE: Longest 15” l. CONDITION: Averages fair to good. WP 1-3407 (50-100)

LIONEL #1 TROLLEY. Electrical rapid transit with printing on one side that is complete and intact. The bottom is embossed “Lionel Manufacturing Co., N.Y.” Body panel dark blue in color with short hook coupler. CONDITION: Uniform chipping with paint loss to clerestory, roof is repainted, overall condition is good. EC 1-4339 (1,200-1,800)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE TROLLEY #100. In yellow and dark blue, yellow clerestory roof with window band all the way around (possibly repainted). Letter board reads “#100 Electric Rapid Transit”. Has long straight hook couplers and headlights on both ends. CONDITION: Motor is missing pin that keeps it mounted to wheel axle, and missing steps on one end. Blue dash paint is worn while letterboard is in nice condition on both sides. Some old time flaking and chips in various places, roof and interior has paint touch-up. EC 1-4340 (1,200-2,200)

#2 CLOSED VESTIBULE CAR. Yellow clerestory roof, red-maroon main roof, yellow window band and red-maroon trolley sides. Car is printed “#2 Electric Rapid Transit” below the window-line, and is also embossed on the bottom “Lionel Manufacturing Co. N.Y.” Vent and long hook coupler on both ends. CONDITION: Printing is excellent, roof condition is very good plus with minor chipping and one discoloring repair mark. Has a loose set of steps on one end, and one large scrape from hand reverse on lower red panel. Overall condition very good plus. EC 1-4345 (4,500-5,000)

LIONEL 2 7/8 GAUGE #100 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE WITH A DESIGNATION B. & O. #5. This is one of Lionel’s early pieces circa 1903. Tin body cast iron frame, black roof, dark maroon sides and end, lettered “B. & O. No. 5” on each side and “No. 5” on each end. Frame is black (alligatored). Marked “Lionel Manufacturing Co. N.Y.” It has a miniature controller, which actually operates forward and reverse motion. Locomotive has a wonderful presence. CONDITION: There is some old time minor chipping. The metal framing around locomotive may have been touched up. One cast iron pin broken that holds body to frame, but does not affect visual appeal. Overall condition very good. EC 1-4346 (6,500-9,000)

#300 LIONEL 2 7/8 GAUGE OPEN SUMMER CAR WITH CONVERSE BODY. Circa 1903. Overall color on car is black cast iron frame, maroon side panels and dashboard at each end. The dashboard on each end says City Hall Park #175. There is a metal plate tacked to bottom of car that says Lionel Manufacturing Company New York. This is one of the most beautiful early trolleys. It has a wonderful Victorian flavor to it. SIZE: Approx. 16” l. and 8 3/4” h. CONDITION: It is a possibility that the lower portion of the roof has been either touched up or repainted, otherwise very good. EC 1-4347 (10,000-15,000)

LIONEL #29 DAY COACH POWERED ON A #3 TROLLEY BODY. This trolley is very unusual and rare and a nice piece to put in anyone’s collection. Letter board on side of body reads “N.Y.C.” and “H.R.R.R. Co.” Also printed “#29” on dashboard and on both ends of the letterboard. Car is dark green. There are some original figures in the car of various conditions and there is a figure glued to the trolley car on one end. CONDITION: Overall appearance of this car is very good with occasional chipping and flaking. There is a hole in the middle of the roof approximately 1/4” in diameter. Coupler missing on one end and possibly replaced coupler on the other end. Condition of lettering on both sides is very good. EC 1-4342 (3,500-5,200)

LIONEL SPEEDBOAT #43. A dock-teak colored deck, creamy white sides and bright green bottom. Retains original riders. Comes with a display case of newer vintage. CONDITION: Minor chipping to rear quarter and on propeller shaft, otherwise near excellent. EC 1-4343 (1,500-2,600)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #219 WHITE CRANE. Red roof, green boom, red toolboxes and black frame and base, some chips and scratches along frame and rust. Track lockers in place still there, good gears, crane is working, original hook, some surface rust gear housing, lot of small scratches on cab and cab roof, white paint has scratches on cab and cab frame, miscellaneous small scratches on boom, car is in good condition. Rust on couplers, surface rust on control shafts. CONDITION: Crane has original box, tape on bottom of box has separated, in good condition, has all flaps and a label #219. EC 1-4370 (375-750)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE BRASS #54. Twin motored locomotive with thick rimmed wheels and all brass body. Has red wheels and screens on cab side, and red trim on doors. Brass plate on end of each cab reads “MADE BY THE LIONEL CORP. NEW YORK.” CONDITION: In wonderful original condition with nice patina. EC 1-4365 (1,800-2,850)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #381E. “BILD-A-LOCO,” on sides of the engine, in state car green with light green catwalks atop a black frame, this was Lionel’s biggest electric locomotive. Has four drivers and eight pilot wheels, all of which look very nice. Trim is brass and copper, and headlights are red and green. CONDITION: Minor chipping under nameplate, few small chips throughout, overall paint is very nice, total presence of locomotive is massive and impressive. 1-2918 (2,400-3,900)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE COMBINATION CAR #19. A rare knobby roof, knobs are brass in color with base of car color in flat maroon. Diaphragms are fluted, early short crinkle coupler, one wooded tank with brace missing. The bases are embossed “Lionel Manufacturing Company N.Y.” CONDITION: Various scratches and major paint loss, one air tank and brace missing, some window inserts are missing. Though this car is in fair condition it is extremely rare. EC 1-4373-1208 (300-650)

LOT OF FIVE LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE CARS W/ #408E LOCOMOTIVE. This is one of the biggest train sets made by Lionel, circa 1920. Lot consists of dual-motor locomotive and four cars including #431 Dining Car, #419 combination Parlor Car, #418 Parlor Car, and #490 Observation Car. All cars have six wheel trucks and maroon doors; cars and locomotive are standard tan color with orange window trim, and brass trimming elsewhere. CONDITION: Minor scratching but overall condition is very nice; #413 Dining Car is a very rare addition to this set. EC 1-4348 (1,600-2,500)

AMERICAN FLYER STANDARD GAUGE PRESIDENT’S SPECIAL SERIES. This would be a beautiful train to grace a mantle or add to any collection! Set consists of locomotive #4689, lettered “THE COMMANDER,” in two-toned blue with original gilt eagles on either end and one original flag. Four passenger cars in contrasting two toned blue include pullman car #4391 lettered “THE ACADEMY,” dining car #4393 lettered “ANNAPOLIS,” club car #4390 lettered “WEST POINT,” and observation car #4392 lettered “ARMY NAVY,” all on brass plates. Over window of each car is another brass plate above the door lettered “PRESIDENT’S SPECIAL.” All cars have brass trim, nickel trucks, and red wheels, and original paper sticker is on each. CONDITION: Very few minor chips and scratches, near excellent. EC 1-3054 (5,500-8,000)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #392E LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. “BILD-A-LOCO,” on brass panel on bottom of locomotive, painted black with red trim on wheels and pilot, brass and copper trim. Engine appears to be original. Matching tender is also in black with red trim, lettered “LIONEL LINES,” on either side. CONDITION: Locomotive drive wheels look good, some fatigue on pilot wheels, pilot has been slightly bent but still present, very nice paint; tender body has been restored. EC 1-3040 (900-1,300)

SET OF 3 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE KNOBBY ROOF PASSENGER CARS. Very rare lot. Fluted diaphragms, flat maroon with brass colored roofs, embossed “Lionel Manufacturing Company N.Y.” Lettering above the window on all 3 cars is very strong reading “New York Central Line.” Car #19 has long scrape hook coupler and Car #18 has small short hook crinkle coupler. CONDITION: One air tank and support rod missing, car #19 and #190 are both missing one coupler. Car #18 window insert missing from one side. One air tank is detached but present. Cars show various chips and scratches and light rust. Overall paint condition is very good. EC 1-4373 (1,500-3,000)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE STEAM TYPE LOCO #385E AND IVES-STYLE TENDER WITH ORIGINAL BOXES. In rare gray color scheme with die-cast tender. Retains original flags (very unusual). CONDITION: Overall paint very nice but dirty. Some discoloration and rust on handrail, minor chips and scratches on steam chest, otherwise, frame is good, nice and straight. Tender #385W is very good to excellent. Light rust on coupler and have coal pile insert, rust on drive rods. Some bubbling on steam chest, boiler front latch missing. EC 1-4351 (750-1,200)

EARLY STANDARD GAUGE LIONEL STEAM OUTLINE #5 AND TENDER. Lettering on side of cab reads N.Y.C. & H.R.R.R. Tender is lettered Pennsylvania in big letters. Engine is complete, some rust on bottom of cab on one side, the bluing on the boiler is very good, couple of rust marks near the stack, has regular hook coupler, thick rim wheels. Tender has 2 four-wheel trucks that have been replaced. Tender is black with maroon trim, numerous scratches. A nice representative locomotive from Lionel’s earlier Era. EC 1-4350 (700-1,150)

LIONEL 400E LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. This locomotive is very desirable because of the rare color. 400E Locomotive is gun-metal gray with brass trim on good wheels; tender is a gray color and is in original box. CONDITION: On locomotive, minor chips throughout, slight bend in frame, chip in boiler front near small crack, and frame shows signs of fatigue; however, overall appearance is very nice. The tender has some chips on end of tank, which is normal for this toy; in near excellent condition overall. EC 1-4359 (1,500-1,800)

SET OF 3 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE PASSENGER CARS WITH ORIGINAL BOXES. 2-tone blue, boxes are in tact but show their age. Railway Mail #310, Pullman #309, Observation #312. Rubber stamp Lionel lines above window, one or two scratch marks and chips on car #312, little indenting on roof of one edge of Car #309, appears to have been done at the factory. Car #310 has one or two scratches and very minor chipping. CONDITION: Overall appearance of set is very nice. A very desirable set of cars. EC 1-4358 (700-1,200)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #10 INTERURBAN AND COMPANION TRAILER CAR NONPOWER #1010. Car #1010 is an interurban trailer car. Car #10 is powered, has a dark green/olive color, dark patina over car, couple dents in roof, pedestal headlight on roof with flat bulb, embossed on bottom Lionel Manufacturing Company N.Y. One air tank rod is loose and motor will have to be rewired. Short hook crinkle coupler on each end. Above window is printed New York Central Lines, very faint on both sides. Car #10 and interurban show up very nicely, also has knurled knob on one end used to wire run lighting into the trailer car. The underbody to Car #10 is olive green. Some window celluloid’s are loose, some surface wear, maroon gold-stepped. The paint is dull but most of it is there, car looks very nice. Trucks have some surface rust on them but will clean up. Some alligatoring along edge of roof and minor chips. Trailer car is a lighter dark olive with lots of chips and scratches on frame, roof edges and on roof, not same condition as powered car. Overall this car gives a very nice appearance. Car #1010 has a maroon base, flat maroon paint and is marked Lionel Manufacturing Company N.Y. Pedestal headlight missing on trailer. End of car needs a little body work. CONDITION: Fine to very fine condition for its age. Fair to good. EC 1-4341 (2,500-3,300)

LOT OF TWO VERY EARLY LIONEL GONDOLA CARS. Two bright red gondola cars with flat yellow bottoms. Both three rivet trucks are lettered “LAKE SHORE,” on either side. CONDITION: Some minor chipping to paint and some surface rust; otherwise the paint on these desirable and rare cars is fine. EC 1-4372 (600-1,000)

LOT OF THREE LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE PASSENGER CARS. All cars are olive in color with gold steps and observation, doors are lithographed teak, other trim at bottom of windows and freight doors are maroon. Lettered “NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES,” over windows. Includes #190, #19, #18, this is a very handsome set of Lionel cars. CONDITION: Some of the trucks have light surface rust, very minor chips or scratches; overall paint and condition is near excellent. EC 1-4387 (800-1,500)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE BRASS AND NICKEL #7. Locomotive with matching tender create this lot of two and both are brass and nickel plated; locomotive has brass boiler with nickel plated cab and tender is nickel finish with red trim along base, wheels, and inside coal pocket area. CONDITION: Beautiful locomotive with nice patina. EC 1-4356 (2,000-3,000)

LIONEL BRASS #54 SINGLE MOTOR. Thick rim wheels, all brass body, pedestal head light, screens and trim are in red. This model has screens in each end of cab painted in red. CONDITION: Steps are intact but have been re-soldered. Two very minute dings that are barely visible in roof; otherwise body is in very nice condition. EC 1-4349 (1,600-2,400)

2 STANDARD GAUGE LIONEL #29 DAY COACHES LATER SERIES. Several holes through bottom of each car for wiring. Trucks have been converted and insulated, cars are lettered New York Central Line on each car on each side. Rust on couplers, minor little chips overall, some paper marks on side of car. CONDITION: Overall paint job very nice plus. Gold stripe under window is very strong. EC 1-4362, 1-4363 (600-900)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #408E W/ ORIGINAL BOXES. The engine has 2 motors, working pantographs, all original flags, stanchions, black frame, apple green body with a very bright finish and a nice patina on roofs. Accompanied by Observation car #490, Parlor car #418, Parlor Combination car #419, and Dining car #431. All cars have 6-wheel trucks and paper stickers on bottom., dark red trim in windows, maroon doors. This set has all original boxes, including box for engine (all boxes basically sound with one flap on one box is missing, some re-taping. If one were to own just one train, this would be the train to own. CONDITION: Overall appearance of train is very good to excellent with normal wear, some wheels replaced. Slight scratches and rub mark along edge of roof. Paint on all 4 cars are very nice with strong lettering. EC 1-4357 (3,500-5,000).

LOT OF FIVE INCLUDES AMERICAN FLYER STANDARD GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE #4637 WITH FOUR CARS. This is one of American Flyers more desirable train sets. Club car #4340, parlor-style car mis-numbered (probable factory error) as observation car #4343, pullman #4341, and observation #4342. All cars are yellow cream with bright green roofs, lettered “POCAHONTAS,” above the windows. Engine has a ringing bell mechanism in it, and is green in color on a yellow base to contrast with the cars. CONDITION: Some normal fatigue to headlight on locomotive but still complete and present; very minor chipping to paint of cars, but overall the paint is very nice and this is a pretty train. EC 1-2927 (1,600-2,400)

IVES STANDARD GAUGE ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE #3243 WITH TWO CARS. This twelve-wheeled locomotive has a cast iron frame which is painted black, the cab is yellow-orange with green window trim, stamped “THE IVES RAILWAY LINES,” “3243 N.Y.C. & H.R.” The number “3243” appears on the cab ten times. Two passenger cars include a buffet combine car #187-3 with six-wheel trucks and an observation car #189-3 with matching six-wheel trucks. Both are in dark orange with brass trim and lettered “THE IVES RAILWAY LINES,” “N.Y.C. & H.R.” CONDITION: Axle and two pilot wheels are missing, but in great condition with very few paint chips; observation car has minor imperfection on platform where two spindles were removed to accommodate light sockets, however, the paint on these cars is very good. EC 1-2916 (1,400-2,400)

LIONEL 9U BILD-A-LOCO. Orange body with black frame. Brass CONDITION: Few minor chips and scratches, otherwise very good plus. Drivers look good. Brass reversing switch on side of locomotive is missing. EC 1-2934 (900-1,800)

LOT OF FOUR BING TOYS INCLUDES LOCOMOTIVE WITH TENDER AND TWO PASSENGER CARS. Made in Germany, this Bing lot consists of a steam outline electric driven locomotive with and matching tender that is black with red and cream trim. The six-wheel tender is lettered “1012,” on each side, in one gauge and made for the American market with the pilot and headlight included on the locomotive. The two passenger cars included are one combination car #1250 and one coach #1207, both in green litho with painted dark tan roofs, lettered “NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES.” CONDITION: Paint on engine and tender very nice with very few paint chips on cab roof; coach has flaking to roof and there are some minor chips to both passenger cars; overall these are very nice. EC 1-2969 (850-1,400)

IVES STANDARD GAUGE TRANSITION SET ELECTRIC TYPE LOCOMOTIVE #3236. Pulling a string of 3 cars, #184, #185 and #186, there are 2 brass plates on #184. This is a transitional set with a black cab and orange frame; passenger cars have black roofs and orange sides. CONDITION: Very nice train that has been restored and wheels have been replaced on locomotive. Displays well. EC 1-4337 (300-425)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE BLUE COMET SET. Lot includes 400E locomotive and tender pulling 3 two-tone blue passenger cars #420 Faye, #421 Westphal and #422 Tempel observation car. Entire train has dark patina, set is very dirty but will clean up making for a very nice display. CONDITION: Frame is nice and straight, locomotive has some loose hand railing stanchions, some minor chipping and small scrape marks, otherwise generally very good. EC 1-4344 (3,000-4,200)

LIONEL ORIGINAL BOX-SET #369W STANDARD GAUGE. Comprising of Lionel steam type engine #1835E in black with Ives-style die cast, flat car #511 in light green with lumber load and nickel and brass stakes and trim, boxcar #514 in orange and yellow, and caboose #517 nickel trim all red—a rare car. Tank car #515 Sunoco in silver brass trim and black frame, with excellent decals. All cars have original boxes. CONDITION: Overall condition on car is excellent with a nice patina. #1835E tender and #514 boxcar show several small chips. Locomotive has original box for engine and tender. An original set box is completely intact with all flaps, nice label on box, but has some wear and tear on flaps. EC 1-4385, 1-4355 (2,000-3,000)

EARLY STANDARD LIONEL BOXCAR. Bottom is stamped “Lionel Mfg. Co., N.Y.” and the base is painted a dull yellow. This is a very early, desirable, and rare car. Bright dark red pinstriped, and car is stamped on side in black letters “C.M. & St. P”, and numbered #19050. SIZE: 11-1/4” l. CONDITION: One coupler is missing, car has crinkled coupler with short hook. Generally very good. EC 1-4371 (375-675)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #390E IN BLACK WITH BOXES. Train comes with matching tender, #390-TX 200-Series freight car trucks and matching red striping same as locomotive. Also included are two train boxes, numbered 385W and 1835E. CONDITION: Railings missing from locomotive, some of the wheels have been replaced, minor chips and scratches throughout, overall appearance very good. Some rust spots coming through paint on one side but very good paint on the other side. EC 1-4378 (550-700)

STANDARD GAUGE LIONEL #390E. In rare, two-toned green with matching tender. This engine has a brass plate reading, “BILD-A-LOCO.” CONDITION: All original green is very unusual as most tend to be repainted but this one is not. Has apple-green frame with matching stripe on tender; all wheels are good. There are some minor chips and scratches throughout; overall a very nice appearance for the rarity of this locomotive. EC 1-4354 (1,500-2,800)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #6 STEAM ENGINE WITH MATCHING TENDER. This is an early version of the #6 with thin rimmed driving wheels, a very important feature, and both are in black paint with red trimming. Locomotive and tender are both lettered “NYC & HRRR,” on either side. CONDITION: Completely intact but for a ventilator and brass button from the front missing; bluing on the boiler is very good for the age. Original flared bell is still intact; and original pedestal headlight is also present; tender has very short crinkled cupola, three rivet trucks. This #6 has many surface scratches, but is still a very scarce and desirable toy with great visual appeal. EC 1-4375 (800-1,300)

LOT OF TWO AMERICAN FLYER STANDARD GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. American Flyer made some of the nicest and realistic locomotives sets in the industry, and this is a great example. Steam-type die-cast locomotive with Vanderbilt-type tender. Both are painted a very nice black with light green trim on catwalk, orange on boiler, brass and copper throughout. CONDITION: Missing bell, drive wheels are fatigued, chips and scratches on tender; drive rods are all complete and intact, which is very unusual for a toy of this type; overall paint is good on the tender and very good on the engine. EC 1-4593 (700-1,250)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #6 LOCOMOTIVE WITH MATCHING TENDER. This is a great locomotive and tender! Black cab with maroon window trim, later version with thick rimmed drivers, bluing on boiler. Stamped under cab window “NYC & HRRR,” on either side. Matching tender is rubber stamped “MADE IN U.S.A. LIONEL CORPORATION NEW YORK,” on bottom, painted black with maroon trim on base and handwheels. Lettered “NYC & HRRR,” “4351,” on either side. CONDITION: Engine is very good plus, nice paint on cab and roof, ventilator is intact, bluing shows little wear, everything is complete; tender has some chipping to paint; lettering is strong to both pieces. EC 1-4383 (900-1,600)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #400E STEAM TYPE LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. This is Lionel’s top of the line locomotive and is bright black copper trim and red on wheels and pilot, with black letter boards with white printing. Includes twelve-wheel tank tender with six-wheel trucks, pressed journals, black paint with brass and copper trim. CONDITION: Some spidering in paint to locomotive, frame is in wonderful condition, some tarnish to trim fittings; drive wheels are fine on tender but some of the pilot wheels are fatigued; overall condition and appearance is very good plus. EC 1-3038 (1,500-2,200)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE 200-SERIES CATTLE CAR #213. This car is terra-cotta in color with a green roof, black frame, and brass trim that would be a great addition to any collection. CONDITION: A nice clean car, near excellent condition. EC 1-4377-1217 (350-450)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE AUTOMOBILE CAR #214. A very pretty car, body is yellow with an orange roof and brass trim on a black frame. CONDITION: One journal box missing and a few minor chips and small amount of spidering to paint on roof; otherwise overall condition is very good plus. EC 1-4377-1216 (250-450)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE CABOOSE #217. In orange and maroon, car has dark green end trim. CONDITION: Very minor chips. EC 1-4380 (300-450)

LIONEL #408E IN APPLE GREEN AND BLACK FRAME. This engine speaks for itself! Locomotive has brass and copper trim with red pilot. CONDITION: Two drive wheels are fatigued, few minor chips to paint; overall condition is almost excellent. EC 1-2919 (1,000-1,800)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #390E WITH MATCHING TENDER. This locomotive with matching tender create a lot of two; both are in matching two-toned dark green with light green frame, locomotive has orange stripe along frame and tender has matching stripe. Locomotive has brass plate on bottom reading “BILD-A-LOCO.” CONDITION: Two pilot wheels are distressed, some chipping along frame, boiler has a dark patina, some scuff marks on boiler, but overall paint job is good to very good for age and rarity. EC 1-4353 (1,000-1,700)

FULL SCALE WORKING STEAM ENGINE. This massive model, 36” long, is a 4 1/2” gauge, fairly early locomotive model. The plaque on the front reads “CANADIAN NATIONAL 902,” on a brass and red plate, and above the headlight a glass lens reads “902,” matching the number under the cab. The wheel arrangement is 26O, and locomotive is painted black with maroon and green trimming, yellow lettering on sides of cab reading “902,” “E-10-A,” “26?.” This full working model is included with a piece of display track, approximately 6′ l. Also included is a blueprint for the missing tender labeled “CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY,” drawn by the Mechanical Department, Montreal. SIZE: 36” l. x 14” t. CONDITION: Very nice condition. EC 1-4534 (1,800-3,200)

LARGE 3 1/2” GAUGE LIONEL SCALE MODEL LIVE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE. This 52” long live steam working model with matching tender is modeled after an English locomotive, and appears to have working valve gear. The cab is black and the boiler is green, with red pinstriping and trim, numbered 4357 and hand lettered 5P, with wheel arrangement 460. Tender is painted in green with black interior and base, a coal style with green livery on tender body to match engine. Decal on side reads “BRITISH RAILWAYS,” and this tender is carrying a load of loose coal. Also included is 4 feet of display track. SIZE: Locomotive and tender, 52” l. x 10” t. EC 1-4535 (2,000-3,800)

HAND PUMPER FIRE TRUCK BRASS BELL. From early horse drawn apparatus. Brass bell and ornate wrought iron support from an early fire truck. SIZE: Bell 10” d., Frame 40” h. CONDITION: Good. PF 1-3605 (300-600)

LIONEL HELLGATE BRIDGE #300. Bridge span is green, end portals yellow, base orange. Some rust on one of portals, some paint splattering on one end. Paint wearing through on one of portals, something spilled on other portal (black, dark coloring where joints are). CONDITION: Overall condition fair to good. EC 1-4336 (500-1,100)

NO.840 LIONEL POWER STATION. This is a large power station that is believed to have been restored, painted in yellow with green trim, orange roof and red water tower on top. CONDITION: Very nice, some minor chips and scratches. EC 1-4335 (600-900)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #6 LOCOMOTIVE WITH MATCHING TENDER. This somewhat earlier version locomotive with pedestal headlight has thick rimmed wheels, cab is painted black with dark red trim, and lettered “NYC & HRRR,” on both sides. Has a crinkle cupola on locomotive as well. Matching tender is also in black with dark red trim, embossed “LIONEL MFG CO. N.Y.,” on the bottom. CONDITION: Ventilator on roof of locomotive is missing, bluing on boiler appears to be very fine, one flag stanchion missing as well as a sliver of wood from pilot beam; tender has a weathered look to the paint, rubber stamping is faint, trucks are dirty but will clean up nicely. This type of earlier Lionel locomotive is becoming more difficult to find as the years pass. EC 1-2925 (900-1,500)

SET OF 3 STANDARD GAUGE LIONEL PULLMAN CARS. Lot includes #428, #429, and #430 in dark green with orange window trim and maroon doors riding on 200 series freight car type trucks. All cars have original oiling instructions on bottom. One car has a loose step. CONDITION: Car #428 has considerable chipping on roof and some flaking near one door. Car #429 has a few minor touch ups on the roof and a scratch on one side. Car #430 has a sizable scratch and rub mark along edge up to opening of window sets. Some chipping scraping and wear on all car diaphragms. EC 1-4368 (550-850)

LIONEL #392E AND SIX-WHEELED TRUCK TENDER. Trim work on boiler is nickel with a lot of wear near cab, die-cast frame nice and straight, steam chest is sound, engine has painted bands on boiler, small depression in sandbox. Some rust bleeding through on cab roof, old nicks and minor scratches in general roof area and smoke box. Side of #392 engine has red and nickel emblem on cab, matches coloring on tender. Die-cast tender, tender side casting good, top casting warped. Chips and scratches and some rust on frame of tender, same on tender body. Some rust on draw bar and couplers. CONDITION: Fair to good. EC 1-4379 (475-600)

LOT OF THREE LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE PASSENGER CARS. All cars are painted medium green with orange trim. Includes #309 lettered “PULLMAN”, #310 lettered “RAILWAY MAIL CAR”, and #312 lettered “OBSERVATION”, all with “THE LIONEL LINES,” lettered above the windows. CONDITION: Lettering on number boards is bright and clear; numerous chips and scratches and some minor flaking on all cars; #312 retains original “LIONEL LIMITED” sign on rear of car. EC 1-4394 (175-275)

LOT OF THREE LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE PASSENGER CARS. Early cars are embossed on bottom “LIONEL MFG. CO. N.Y.” Two baggage cars #181 and an observation car #182, all painted bright maroon, brass trim, doors in olive green. Lettering over the windows reads “NEW YORK CENTRAL LINE,” and all lettering is very sharp. CONDITION: Quite a few paper marks on all cars, chips and scratches, paint is very bright. EC 1-4352 (400-550)

LIONEL SANTA FE DOUBLE A UNIT. (1) #2343P-S.F. XX power unit has two motors, front decal that is in very nice condition, clean battery box, painted bright red and silver, this early version has wire screens. It is in the original box with liners and original wrapping paper and instructions. (2) #2343T Santa Fe X non-powered matching unit has decal on the nose, bright red and silver paint with wire screen units on this early model as well. Original wrapping paper is in original box #2343T marked “SANTA FE X,” in great shape with cardboard inserts. Both come packed in master cotton #2343 marked “OLD GAUGE TWIN DIESEL,” “LIONEL TRAINS WITH MAGNE-TRACTION,” label in orange with blue lettering. CONDITION: #2343P-S.F. XX has some rub marks to silver paint but overall very nice, four port hole lenses missing, near excellent overall; master cotton has some staining on bottom. This is an absolutely great toy train! EC 1-4395 (700-1,200)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE CABOOSE #217. Car features red cupola, green roof and bright red body on black base. Original box is included completely intact, rubber-stamped #217. CONDITION: Near excellent plus, beautiful paint with very few minute chips. EC 1-4381-1221 (300-500)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE BLUE COMET SET. Fantastic Lionel set consisting of 400E locomotive with 3 matching cars: #420, #421, and #422 and are marked with “Faye”, “Westphal” and “Tempel” respectively. Decorated in two-tone blue with copper highlights and yellow window trim. CONDITION: Generally very good with nice frame (touch up on boiler front), missing bell and number boards. Various scuff marks and minor chipping and light rust. High points are somewhat fatigued and the drivers have been replaced. EC 1-4376 (2,500-3,800)

SET OF 3 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE PASSENGER CARS. Lot includes #180, #181, and #182. This is an early set of cars in a dark maroon, making a nice presentation. Trucks and steps have a nice patina to them. Cars have olive colored doors (lacking celluloids in roof). Embossed on bottom of each car, “Lionel Manufacturing Co. N.Y.” This is an interesting set of cars with a long observation extended platform. CONDITION: There is some alligatoring to the paint on the roof and on the diaphragm, some very faint paper marks on some of the cars and missing celluloids, also minor chips and scratches. Overall appearance of cars is very nice with bright paint. EC 1-4374 (475-775)

LOT OF TWO LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE 200-SERIES CARS. Late color all red #217 caboose with nickel trim and black frame in original box which is missing one flap; late color #212 gondola car in light green on a black frame with nickel trim, carrying a barrel load, in completely intact original box. CONDITION: #217 car has some scratches and chips but overall very good; #212 car is near excellent. EC 1-4377-1215 (300-600)

LIONEL STANDARD AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE CAR #214. CONDITION: Very minor chips and scratches, very good, plus. EC 1-4382 (300-450)

LOT OF FOUR 200-SERIES LIONEL FREIGHT CARS. Lot includes flat car #211 in black; #215 tank car in cream with black frame and brass trim; complete dump car #218 in brown; and later color search light car #220 with black frame, light green base and nickel trim. CONDITION: Lot in generally good plus condition with only minor scratches. #218 missing coupler and shows minor chips, #215 has one brake wheel missing. EC 1-4377-1214 (250-500)

LOT OF TWO STANDARD GAUGE FREIGHT CARS. 500-series cars includes #515 tank car with a black base and terra-cotta body, brass trim; and #511 flat car painted in dark green with brass and nickel trim. CONDITION: #515 car has very few chips on the paint, #511 car has very minor chips and scratches; overall paint to both cars is very good. EC 1-4386-1218 (200-325)

LOT OF TWO LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE 500-SERIES FREIGHT CARS. These two cars would greatly enhance any train collection! Late color boxcar #514 has a brilliant yellow body with tan roof, nickel trim; Caboose #517 has green sides and cupola, red roof, black base, and brass trim. CONDITION: Boxcar has small minor chips on edge of roof but otherwise excellent; caboose has excellent plus paint that is very bright. EC 1-4386 (450-600)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE DAY COACH. This impressive #29 day coach has lettering on both sides reading “NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES.” Lighting conversion has been done on this car, as well as insulation to the wheels. The color is medium olive with a very nice gold stripe along window lines of either side. CONDITION: Small hole in base of car and slight paper marks to body that are very fine; overall appearance to this car is extremely nice. EC 1-4361 (175-275)

LOT OF THREE LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE 200-SERIES CARS. (1) #212 gondola car is dark maroon with very clean black frame, very bright and fresh paint carrying a small barrel load. (2) #220 search light car has black frame and terra cotta base in early colors, with very nice paint, dark patina on searchlights. (3) #214 automobile/furniture car is terra cotta in color with dark green roof, black base. All cars are trimmed in brass. CONDITION: #212 car has very miniscule chipping but overall near excellent. #220 car is in very nice condition with few chips. #214 roof has very minor chipping, some paint loss to door rails, frame is shiny on one side but other side shows wear, overall condition is very good with nice paint on this hard to find boxcar. EC 1-4381-1220 (450-650)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE SEARCH LIGHT CAR #220. This early car has a terra cotta base. CONDITION: Minor scuff marks and some discoloring on frame, search light heads have tarnish; otherwise, very nice. EC 1-4382-1210 (250-375)

LOT OF FOUR STANDARD GAUGE 200-SERIES LIONEL FREIGHT CARS. (1) #214R refrigerator car painted with creamy white sides, blue roof, brass trim, black base. (2) #211 flat car with original lumber load, car is complete with all stances, brake wheels, and cupolas, painted in black. (3) #218 dump car in brown with black base, complete with cupolas and nice gear. (4) #213 cattle car is difficult to find because of the early color, which is terra cotta with medium green roof and black base. CONDITION: #214 is complete with nothing missing, numerous scratches and chips, but no dents. #211 paint is very good plus, trim needs cleaning. #218 has rust spots and scratches on dump, black base is very good. #213 has minor scuffs on roof, but the body is very good plus, very minute chips and scratches on base, but overall appearance is extremely nice. EC 1-4381 (375-550)

LOT OF FOUR LIONEL LARGE STANDARD GAUGE EARLY FREIGHT CARS. These early cars can be difficult to find and would make a nice addition to a collection. (1) #4351 Caboose is lettered “NYC & HRRR,” painted dark maroon on sides and cupola, with black roof, stamped #17 on bottom. (2) Boxcar lettered “CM & STP,” “98237,” on all four side panels, painted bright orange. (3) Dump car lettered “PENNSYLVANIA,” “65784,” painted in dark green with maroon trim and frame, stamped #16 on end panel. (4) Gondola car stamped on bottom #12 lettered “LAKE SHORE,” “65784,” in dark gray with dark green on sides. CONDITION: Caboose has minor scratches, minimal paint loss, overall very pleasing looking in good condition. Boxcar has very minor chips to paint, but a nice early car in good condition with a great presence. Dump car has very minimal scratching, and this car is difficult to find in such good condition. Gondola car is missing one brake wheel, some scratches and chips, but still a complete and intact car with nice paint. EC 1-4384 (375-550)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE TANK CAR #215 & LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE GONDOLA CAR #212. #215 Tank car has green brass trim and black frame. #212 Gondola car has maroon body, black frame. CONDITION: #215 is in very good to excellent condition with very minor scratches; #212 car has small chips and scratches and some paper marks, otherwise very nice. EC 1-4382-1212 (300-450)

AMERICAN FLYER MACHINERY CAR. Also called a flat car, bearing a plate which reads “OVER 8 MILLION HAPPY OWNERS,” as well as a number plate reading “4022.” Car is painted orange with gray trucks, and appears to be carrying the original load of lumber. CONDITION: Some chips and scratches to various areas on car; overall appearance very nice on this somewhat scarce item. EC 1-4596 (175-325)

LOT OF THREE STANDARD GAUGE 500-SERIES CARS. Lot of Lionel cars includes #520 search light car on a black frame with terra-cotta base, an early color; #512 gondola car on black frame with green sides; #514 refrigerator car in a cream color with turquoise roof and black frame. CONDITION: Overall good plus, minor chips and scratches. EC 1-4385-1213 (175-325)

LOT OF 3 STANDARD GAUGE 200 SERIES CARS. Tip car #218, and two flat cars with lumber loads #211. Tip car #218 minor chips and scratches top of car, otherwise very good. CONDITION: Flat cars have very minor chipping; one has some light surface rust on nickel trim and couplers; the second has bright nickel trim; condition of both cars is very good. EC 1-4382-1211 (300-425)

LOT OF THREE STANDARD GAUGE AMERICAN FLYER FREIGHT CARS. Set includes caboose with a plate reading “OVER 8 MILLION HAPPY OWNERS,” painted bright red with gray trucks, roof with brass handrailings. Gondola car is in green with gray trucks with a plate on side of car reading “OVER 6 MILLION HAPPY OWNERS.” Boxcar bearing a plate with the number “4018” on either side, painted in dark cream with terra-cotta roof. CONDITION: Caboose missing two handrailings, some flaking and scratches on cupola roof; gondola has some chips and scratches; boxcar has numerous chips and scratches on roof; overall paint is good on all cars. EC 1-4594, 1-4595, 1-4597 (200-400)

GROUP OF FIVE STANDARD GAUGE 100 SERIES FREIGHT CARS. Comprised of boxcar #98237 lettered “C.M & ST P” in orange; dump car in dark green lettered “NYNH & HRR; gondola car lettered #65784 “ROCK ISLAND LINES,” and painted brown. Cattle car is in green with no lettering; caboose is maroon with black lettering which reads “NYC & HRRR”. CONDITION: Overall condition very good, some minor chips and scratches. EC 1-4393 (250-375)

LOT OF SEVEN EARLY STANDARD GAUGE LARGE-SERIES FREIGHT CARS. This is a great set of early freight cars. (1) Green cattle car is rubber stamped on the bottom #13, made by Lionel Corp. (2) Lionel dump car lettered #65784 Pennsylvania, dark green with maroon trim. (3) Box car lettered “CM&ST P,” and numbered 98237 on either side; rubber stamped on bottom #14; car is bright orange in color. (4) Caboose lettered “NYC&HRRR,” numbered 4351 on either side; stamped #17 on bottom. (5) Flat car stamped on bottom #11; maroon. (6) Lionel tank car lettered “PENNSYLVANIA,” maroon tank with black ends, frame, and dome with gold trim on wheels. (7) Gray gondola car with light green base, green edging on top of car; lettered “LAKE SHORE,” and numbered 65784. SIZE: 11 1/4” l., each. CONDITION: Excellent paint with very minor chips; flat car has one brake wheel missing; nice patina on cars; overall condition very good plus. EC 1-4364 (650-1,100)

LOT OF TWO LIONEL FREIGHT CARS. #3356 Operating Horse Car and Corral, everything in the original box, complete with horses, figures, ramp, etc., and car and platform have original cardboard inserts, in very nice complete condition. Also included is a #3469X Automatic Dump Car, in original box. These trains are near mint, circa 1949, and include instructions. CONDITION: Near mint. EC 1-4396 (175-325)

2 #92 FLOODLIGHT TOWERS. One floodlight tower in silver, one in gray paint which in unusual and much harder to find. Some light rust on floodlight frame on top of tower. This pair would look good on anybody’s layout. CONDITION: Overall condition very good plus. EC 1-4389 (250-375)

5 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE STREET LAMPS “4 DOUBLE LAMPS, 1 SINGLE”. Four lamps in dark olive, one in medium olive color. All have cast iron bases, medium olive lamp in very nice condition. The other 4 lamps, average condition. EC 1-4392 (200-375)

MISCELLANEOUS LOT. 6 RR signals. CONDITION: Good to very good. SC 1-3006 (75-100)

LIONEL #115 STATION. Cream and red late colors with train control, station has roof canopy, minor nicks and scratches and some tiny rust spots. CONDITION: Overall very good. EC 1-4360 (275-450)

#436 POWER STATION. Original box, all edges on box have been taped, rough condition, but does have a label. Scratches on top of power station on edge roof, minor nicks and scratches, body nice, gray base has nicks and scratches on edge. EC 1-4366 (200-350)

LARGE BING STATION WITH TWO CANOPIES. This toy has been completely restored, railing is present but unattached. EC 1-4338 (250-425)

LOT OF TWO LIONEL POWER STATIONS. #435 and #436 power stations make great accessories to the Lionel trains. #435 is the smaller of the two, in an unusual mustard color with two-toned green trim around windows and terra-cotta roof atop a gray base, with red stack which has had a miniscule amount of touch up work. #436, the larger, is terra-cotta with two-toned green window trim with maroon doors trimmed by dark green and a red stack, atop a gray base. CONDITION: Both are complete with skylights; #435 has two small holes in base, overall paint is very good with minor chipping; #436 has chipping to base and stack, body has minor chipping; condition is overall good. EC 1-4369 (375-475)

LOT OF 15 LIONEL TELEGRAPH POLES. Seven green, seven gray, and one olive in color. CONDITION: Good to very good; some paint loss on bases. EC 1-4599 (90-175)

BOX OF ASSORTED TELEGRAPH POLES. A group of fifteen telegraph poles with bases, many with an extra cross arm. The poles are silver with red cross arms. SIZE: 9” t. CONDITION: Overall very good. EC 1-4598 (250-350)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL SIGNAL BRIDGES, 2 FLOODLIGHT TOWERS, & PANEL BOARD. Lionel Signal Bridge #440N in late colors gray and red; Lionel Signal Bridge #440 in early colors; 2 #92 Floodlight Towers; Lionel Panel Board #440c. Floodlight towers silver towers, red base, both are complete with bulbs on top, one has some scratches and surface rust on base, the other has some touch up on base. One has a very good, nice condition tower with few scratches, the other has slightly more aggravations. Early color signal bridge terracotta gray and maroon die-cast base is in tact, no cracks. Both signal heads have bubbling problems. One signal head has flaked chip out of the casting. Signal bridge #440N late colors, red base, gray frame and red top. Bridge has one base casting that is broken, both signal heads have chipping problems. Panel board #440C has deep red paint with crackle finish, with complete panel board with switches. CONDITION: They are both good in appearance. EC 1-4389-1209, 1-4388 (250-425)

LIONEL SWITCH TOWER #437. Station has all it knife switches but the insulator panel is bent, color of station is brown base terracotta, second floor is yellow, green roof, orange windows, red door and red canopy over door. CONDITION: Condition of roof very good, minor aggravations, second floor yellow paint very good overall, some chipping in front, first floor terracotta is good, brown base is poor. The station would be nice on a layout. EC 1-4367 (225-375)

LOT OF EIGHT LIONEL ACCESSORIES. All are complete but one, which has a replacement dome roof. Lot includes eight villas and mansions in various colors of lithography and paint. CONDITION: Paint ranges from poor to good. EC 1-4391-1219 (375-675)

LOT OF EIGHT LIONEL LITHOGRAPHED BUNGALOWS. CONDITION: House and body condition very good; edge of bases have scratches and rust marks; lithograph is still very clean; good to very good. EC 1-4390 (300-600)

DOUBLE SPRING GAUGE. Large brass pressure gauge. SIZE: 14” dia. CONDITION: Good. PF 1-3097 (50-100)

LOT OF LIONEL ACCESSORIES. Lot includes five villas and two bungalows, all made of tin. Two #21 villas have red brick sides and dark gray roofs; two #191 villas have dark red speckle finish with green roofs; one #189 villa painted yellow cream with light green roof, terra-cotta chimney. Painted bungalow is marked #21 on green base, painted tan with orange roof; other bungalow is painted cream with red roof and brick chimney, no base. CONDITION: From average to very good. EC 1-4391 (500-850)

LOT OF TWELVE COMPOSITION FIGURES. Mixed group of figures, both railroad workers and pedestrians, male and female. SIZE: All average 3 1/2” t. CONDITION: Overall paint is very good. EC 1-4592 (100-150)

LIONEL #763E IN BLACK WITH MATCHING TENDER #2226WX. Locomotive and tender are both black with nickel trim and lettering reading “LIONEL LINES.” CONDITION: On locomotive, jewels in marker lights missing, one main rod screw is also missing, minor chipping to catwalk on one side, on main drive rod is bent, paint is very good plus and all wheels look good. Tender has severe warp to one side, one diecast step is bent, but paint is nice. EC 1-3032 (900-1,600)

LIONEL #763E IN GUN-METAL GRAY WITH MATCHING OIL TENDER. CONDITION: A few very minor chips on boiler top, one chip on cab where the number 763E should be, tender has few minute chips and in very nice condition, casting at end is near excellent; overall appearance is very good. EC 1-3033 (1,800-2,600)

BOXED IVES TRAIN SET. Large set including No. 3241 N.Y.C. & H.R. Locomotive, No. 184 Buffet Dining Car, and No. 186 Observation Platform Car. All passenger cars are lit from within. Set includes track and Railroad Crossing light tower. SIZE: Box measures 18” x 18”. CONDITION: Train is untested; averaging very good. Box as is. WP 1-3374 (800-1,200)

LIONEL TRAIN SET #1633 IN ORIGINAL BOX. Circa 1960, 027 gauge train set consisting of diesel locomotive #224, power unit, and #224 dummy unit, with the following cars: #3830 operating submarine; blue flat car #6820, no load; rocket car #6544, one rocket missing; flat car #6830 carrying helicopter that is complete; caboose #6017, lettered “UNITED STATES NAVY.” CONDITION: Car #3830 is in o/b and appears to be in very good condition; some minor dirt throughout but train appears to be very good. EC 1-4397 (500-800)

LIONEL O GAUGE #773 LOCO & TENDER. One of the nicest and largest steam locomotives Lionel made after the war. Marked “773” on either side of cab. 4-6-4 wheel arrangement. Marked “Lionel Lines” on both sides. Companion tender marked “2426W”. CONDITION: Very few minute chips on running board, engine is near excellent with strong lettering. Tender in very nice condition. EC 1-3034 (1,200-2,200)

LIONEL 060 SEMI-SCALE SWITCHER. This is one of Lionel’s nicest locomotives, circa 1940’s. Engine and tender, with number on front of boiler is 230, number on side of cab is 8876. Both painted in black, and tender is a slope back with lettering on sides reading “PENNSYLVANIA.” CONDITION: Paint is very nice on both engine and tender, lettering is strong. Minor bend in casting at end of footwalk on locomotive, missing one jewel in marker light, wheels are good and engine is complete; lighting wires to plug into engine need to be replaced. Engine is dirty but will clean up very nicely. EC 1-3036 (900-1,350)

MTH DIECAST LOCOMOTIVE #2906. Wheel arrangement #462 streamlined locomotive, with twelve-wheel tender, labeled “UNION PACIFIC.” CONDITION: Near excellent, this is a great looking train. EC 1-2055-969 (175-275)

LIONEL 2341 JERSEY CENTRAL FM LOCOMOTIVE. CONDITION: Some chips along the frame. Repaired stress cracks to ends, otherwise good. SC 1-2938 (250-500)

LOT OF NINE PIECE LIONEL CONRAIL TRAIN SET. Lionel locomotive SD40 lettered “CONRAIL,” “8200.” Also includes eight freight cars, three of which have been double stamped, most likely a factory correction. All are lettered “CONRAIL.” CONDITION: All are in near excellent condition. EC 1-2055-932 (250-350)

AMERICAN FLYER FRANKLIN LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. SC 1-2965 (300-400)

LOT OF RAILROAD MEMORABILIA & 2 STOCK CERTIFICATES. Lot includes metal loco flags, signal flags, tools, oiler, and other accessories. Also Stock certificates for Lehigh Valley Railroad Company and The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company. Circa 1909. SIZE: Certificate size is 11-1/4” x 7-1/2”. CONDITION: Generally good condition. 1-3073, 1-3096 (100-200)

“SLEEPING BEAUTY” PRODUCTION CEL. An original hand painted production cel of Sleeping Beauty as Briar Rose with Key Master background signed by Marc Davis, Ollie Johnson, and Frank Thomas (who were three of the famed “9 Old Men”). From Walt Disney’s 1959 production of Sleeping Beauty. Certificate of Authenticity from American Royal Arts Corp. Westbury, N.Y. SIZE: Image Size: 15 1/2” w. x 11 1/2” h. CONDITION: Near excellent; professionally framed. PF 1-3418 (4,000-6,000)

SLEEPING BEAUTY PRODUCTION CEL OF “MALEFICENT”. An original hand painted production cel with an original hand painted Key Master background from Walt Disney’s 1959 “Sleeping Beauty”. Certificate of Authenticity American Royal Arts Corp. Westbury, N.Y. SIZE: Image size: 21 3/4″ w. x 10” h. CONDITION: Near excellent; professionally framed. PF 1-3421 (20,000-25,000)

SLEEPING BEAUTY WATERCOLOR OF “MALEFICENT”. An original concept watercolor from the 1959 Walt Disney production of Sleeping Beauty signed by Marc Davis. Includes certificate of authenticity from American Royal Arts Corp. Westbury, New York. SIZE: Image size: 10” w. x 12 3/4” h. CONDITION: Near excellent; professionally framed. PF 1-3423 (4,000-6,000)

SLEEPING BEAUTY DRAWING OF “MALEFICENT”. An original production drawing of Maleficent from Walt Disney’s 1959 production of Sleeping Beauty, signed by Marc Davis. Retains punch holes, sequence number 3. SIZE: Image size: 25” w. x 11 1/2” h. CONDITION: Light vertical crease, otherwise very good condition. PF 1-3422 (1,000-2,000)

“BRER BEAR AND BRER FOX” PRODUCTION CEL AND STORYBOARD. An original animation cel together with the storyboard for Brer Bear and Brer Fox from Walt Disney’s 1946 production of “Song of the South”. Includes signature card from Walt Disney. Certificate of Authenticity from American Royal Arts Corp. Westbury, N.Y. SIZE: Overall size: 28” w. x 18 1/2” h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. PF 1-3419 (8,000-12,000)

“DUMBO THE ELEPHANT” DISNEY CEL. An original hand painted production cel on rare courvoisier background from the Walt Disney 1941 production of “Dumbo”. Courvoisier backgrounds are considered rare because many were destroyed in a fire after the production of the movie. Mat is stamped with original Disney seal. Certificate of Authenticity from American Royal Arts Corp. Westbury, N.Y. SIZE: Image size: 9 3/4” w. x 8 1/4” h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent; professionally framed. PF 1-3424 (12,000-14,000)

“PINOCCHIO” PRODUCTION DRAWING. An original production drawing by Milt Kahl for the 1940 Walt Disney production of “Pinocchio”. Appears to be unsigned, or may be matted out, but Certificate of Authenticity from American Royal Arts Corp. Westbury, N.Y. indicates it being drawn by Kahl. SIZE: Image size: 11 1/2”w. x 9” h. CONDITION: Near excellent; professionally framed. PF 1-3425 (3,500-5,500)

“BRER RABBIT” PRODUCTION DRAWING. An original production drawing signed by Marc Davis featuring Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox. Features various instructions for color changes or basic image editing. Retains punch holes, sequence number 35. SIZE: Image Size: 15” w. x 12” h. CONDITION: Very good. PF 1-3420 (1,000-2,000)

MILLS “ELECTRICITY IS LIFE” COIN-OP. Battery operated mechanism with painted steel case and stenciled front panel. Insert a penny, grasp the two front handles and by slowly turning one handle you could administer yourself a shocking experience. SIZE: 9” w. x 7” d. x 12” h. CONDITION: Stenciled front panel appears to be original paint, other surfaces older repaint. Some paint loss, scratches and scuffs but generally in good to very good working condition. PF 1-4463 (600-900)

GYPSY FORTUNE TELLER GUMBALL VENDOR. This one-cent version features a spinning roulette-type wheel with gypsy imagery. Manufactured by the Pierce Tool & Mfg. Co., circa 1934. SIZE: 14 1/2” w. x 15” h.x 6” d. CONDITION: Very good working condition; replaced rear door. PF 1-3639 (250-450)

MILLS PILOT SLOT MACHINE. Extremely rare cast-iron trade stimulator with beautiful sailing ship front casting makes this a very desirable machine. One-reel machine with playing card symbols, circa 1906. SIZE: 12” w. x 14 3/4” h. x 11 1/2” d. CONDITION: Unrestored; missing rear lock and a finger cup on push lever. Appears to be all-original castings, reel strip and marquee. No key—interior has not been examined. PF 1-3765 (4,000-6,000)

MANSFIELD’S “AUTOMATIC CLERK” GUM MACHINE. Pepsin gum five-cent tab gum machine with clockwork mechanism within an all glass housing. Patented June 10, 1902 by the Automatic Clerk Co. SIZE: 7” d. x 12” h. CONDITION: Missing marquee, otherwise very good condition. PF 1-4583 (750-1,000)

RARE COUNTERTOP CAILLE ROULETTE. An extraordinary and amusing coin operated gambling machine that is able to play one to six coins at once, and if all the slots are filled the player is a guaranteed winner! This machine is in very fine to near mint all-original condition!!! It has been several years since we have seen one of these rare countertops offered publicly. Certainly a fraction of the cost of a floor model, which will sell for $100,000 plus in today’s current market!! The lithographed tin dial, indicating colors and payout amounts, atop the rotating dial has nearly nonexistent fading. The original wood finish has minimal darkening and the aluminum and nickel on the machine are in near excellent condition. Internal mechanism is very clean and paper labels are intact on inside of rear door. The machine is in fine working order. One seldom receives the chance to buy either the table or floor model example at auction. SIZE: 16” t. x 13” w. x 13” d. CONDITION: Overall near excellent original condition. JL 1-4549 (10,000-30,000)

CONTEMPORARY SPECIALTY WESTERN BELL SLOT. A modern high-quality reproduction of a Victorian era floor slot machine with handsome oak cabinet and cast brass lion-paw feet. Manufactured by Specialty Slots, Las Vegas, Nevada. SIZE: 23” w x 54” t x 20” d. CONDITION: Very good working condition. PF 1-2159 (1,250-1,750)

MILLS “LITTLE DREAM” TRADE STIMULATOR. A one cent oak-cased, coin drop manufactured by the Mills Novelty Company, Chicago circa 1907. SIZE: 16 1/2”w. x 8” d. x 24” h. CONDITION: Needs lock mechanism reattached otherwise very good condition. PF 1-4461 (400-600)

COIN-OP PHOTOSCOPE. Countertop steel-cased coin-op moving picture machine with Charlie Chaplin card reel. Manufactured by the Exhibit Supply Company, circa 1929. SIZE: 8 1/2” w. x 14” d. x 11” h. CONDITION: Good working condition with older blue repaint. PF 1-4462 (400-600)

FLOOR MODEL GAMBLING WHEEL. Two sided gambling wheel complete with base. SIZE: 67” h. CONDITION: Generally good. PF 1-3601 (150-250)

EARLY WOOD GAMING WHEEL. Colorful roulette style wheel decorated with playing card symbols and thoroughbred racehorses. SIZE: 42” d. CONDITION: Good condition with general wear to original painted surfaces; some light overspray. 1-4470 (750-1,250)

WATLING WOODEN GUESSING SCALE. You would set the dial, drop in your nickel and then get your money back if your guess was within one pound. Features a cast aluminum deco marquee which reads “Free if glass face with reverse eagle decal. Dial is marked “J & J Scale Co.” SIZE: Overall height, 75”. CONDITION: Mechanism needs adjustment, some discoloration to dial. PF 1-4474 (1,500-2,500)

NATIONAL “CORRECT WEIGHT” C. I. PENNY SCALE. Classic architectural cast iron cabinet, circa 1900. SIZE: 17” w. x 70” t. x 28” d. CONDITION: Very good, repainted castings with a few small chips to red porcelain dial and marquee. Includes key. PF 1-3684 (1,000-2,000)

HOT POPCORN COIN-OP MACHINE. Circa 1940’s. This electrified floor model popcorn machine has a painted aluminum cabinet and glass panels. Manufactured by Electro-Serve Inc., Peoria, Ill. SIZE: 60” h. CONDITION: Overall good. PF 1-3600 (400-600)

PEPPY THE MUSICAL CLOWN ARCADE COIN-OP. Circa 1950-56, this electrified coin-op with key allows a player to manipulate the clown’s hands and feet via overhead strings. Williams Mfg. Co, Chicago, IL. SIZE: 76” h. CONDITION: Very good, and working. 1-3599 (1,000-2,000)

KEENEY’S BIG TENT TEN-CENT ELECTRIC COIN-OP MACHINE. Painted plywood cabinet with reverse glass marquee. SIZE: 23” w x 66” t x 19” d. CONDITION: Lights up but is not currently working. Some lifting to reverse glass paint. PF 1-2143 (150-250)

GERMAN “ROTOMAT ASTOR” SLOT. 1970’s European gold-tone electronic slot machine with reverse decorated glass of regal imagery with hexagonal windows that reveal various currency amounts. Comes with manual and operating instructions (in German) and power converter allowing for domestic use. SIZE: 23” w x 34-1/2” t x 8-1/4” d. CONDITION: Untested but consignor claims it to be in good working condition; no key, but unlocked. 1-3115 (200-400)

LOT OF TWO SPORTS COIN-OPS. (1) Marvel “Slugger” ball flip countertop baseball game with five-cent mechanism, circa 1946, Marvel Mfg. Co., Chicago. Wood cabinet with painted wood and aluminum interior. SIZE: 12 1/2” w., 19” t., 8” d. CONDITION: Coin feed needs repair; otherwise good working condition. (2) “Kicker and Catcher” ball flip and catch game mfd. by Baker Novelty Co., Chicago, circa 1940’s. Wood case, die-cast aluminum interior, one-cent mechanism. SIZE: 13 3/4” w. x 17 1/2” t. x 8” d. CONDITION: Good working condition. PF 1-3686 (400-600)

LOT OF TWO COIN-OPS. (1) Pace “3-JACKS” penny flip, circa 1930. Cast aluminum front on an oak cabinet. SIZE: 13” w. x 18” t. x 9 3/4” d. CONDITION: Generally good, broken glass panel. (2) Deval five-cent Liberty trade stimulator gumball vendor, circa 1930’s. SIZE: 9” w. x 10 1/2” t. x 10” d. CONDITION: Works intermittently, needs repainting. PF 1-3687 (400-600)

LOT OF THREE COIN-OP DISPENSERS. (1) A four-column one-cent match dispenser. Features nouveau style front tin litho panel on a mahogany cabinet. SIZE: 12” w. x 14 1/2” h. x 6 1/2” d. CONDITION: Glass door needs adjusting; working condition. (2) A three-column one-cent match dispenser by Griswald Mfg. Co., Rock Island, Ill. Painted metal construction with applied stars. SIZE: 10 1/2” w. x 14 1/2” h. x 5” d. CONDITION: Generally good, working condition; some surface corrosion to nickel-plated components. (3) Electrical shock one-cent coin-op. Paper marquee insert reads, “Electricity cures many ills.” Metal cabinet repainted. SIZE: 9” w. x 12” h. x 7” d. CONDITION: Non-professional restoration. PF 1-3640 (250-450)

LOT OF FOUR COIN-OPS. (1) “Lucky 36-Try It” ball gum vendor with five cent mechanism. Applied paper decal from Lion Mfg. Co., Chicago. SIZE: 11” w. x 8” t. x 7”d. CONDITION: Generally good, with alligatored paint finish, cracked dice window; working condition. (2) Wall-mount oak perfume vending machine manufactured by the Perfume Vending Machine Co., Benzonia, Mich. Vendor features applied ivorine perfume label and mirrored marquee. SIZE: 5” w. x 12” t. x 2 3/4 d. CONDITION: Good working condition. (3) Penny King five-cent baseball gumball vendor circa 1930’s. Aluminum base with five-cent mechanism and a dome globe. SIZE: 4 1/2” diam. x 11” t. CONDITION: Good working condition, retains original paper label. (4) Silver Comet one-cent cigarette vendor mfd. by Redco Corp., La Crosse, Wis. SIZE: 6” w. x 7 1/4”t. x 6” d. CONDITION: Coin feed needs repair; otherwise good. PF 1-3685 (400-800)

COIN-OP CASE. Early generic oak case, missing interior. SIZE: 16” w. x 7” d. x 17” h. CONDITION: Fair to good. PF 1-4471 (50-100)

CHICAGO COIN HOCKEY GAME FRONT. A wooden front panel for an early electrified coin arcade game manufactured by the Chicago Coin Machine Co. SIZE: 43” w. x 10” h. CONDITION: Generally good, worn surfaces. PF 1-4472 (100-200)

RARE “PERFECTION” 14″ DISC PLAYING MUSIC BOX. American made, circa late 1890’s. Fine mahogany locking case with key manufactured by the Newark, NJ firm. This double comb machine features lid with lithographed image of a pensive woman looking out to sea. Elaborate brass holder bar. Comes with 12 discs. SIZE: 20″ w. x 10 1/2″ t. x 17″ d. CONDITION: Case in near excellent condition, no broken teeth, and deep rich tone. 1-4589 (3,000-5,000)

SWISS 10-TUNE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX. Ca. 1890. This 13″ Paillard single comb music box features classical & dance music in an inlaid box with ebony highlights decorated with lyre, flute, trumpet, flowers, and leaves. SIZE: 24″ w. x 6″ h. x 10″ d. CONDITION: Few small nicks and water stains to lid with excellent teeth, no tune card, small splits where lid is attached at hinges, otherwise overall very good+ with great tone. 1-4588 (2,500-3,500)

IMPERIAL COIN-OP SYMPHONION. Ca. 1900. Though American made, it is of a German design. Single comb, center drive machine with elaborate carved edges, playing 15″ discs (of which 6 discs are included). Penny-operated with push-button start. Interior lid shows paper litho of 7 cherubic musicians (paper is torn and repaired). SIZE: 23 1/2″ w. x 11 1/2″ h. x 21″ d. CONDITION: Some corner chips, refinished, otherwise very good to excellent. 1-4590 (3,000-5,000)

RARE SWISS MUSIC BOX W/ CHINESE DECORATION. Believed to be the only one known, this 13 1/2″ cylinder, single comb box is in a reddish/orange case with gilt highlights, carved with an outdoor Chinese court scene in relief on the lid and relief floral decorations on sides. SIZE: 27″ w. x 6″ h. x 9 1/4″ d. CONDITION: Some horizontal splits to lid, areas of paint touch up, and replaced brass front knobs, otherwise very good with nice rich tone. 1-4591 (2,500-4,000)

7 1/2″ CYLINDER MUSIC BOX. Single comb, 10-tune music box with tune card affixed to inner lid. Case is inlaid with strips and has replacement decal on top of arrows and flora. Affixed with dummy coin slot. SIZE: 19 3/4″ w. x 6 1/2″ h. x 9 1/2″ d. CONDITION: Some small chips to finish with some slight lifting to inlay, otherwise very good with nice tone and no broken teeth. 1-4656 (400-800)

STELLA 17″ DISC PLAYING MUSIC BOX W/ STAND. Exceptional Swiss music box with mahogany case, highlighted by delicately carved branch and leaf patterns on front. Double comb mechanism with slow/fast moderator. On similar style storage cabinet with raised side panels, locking door with key, and includes over 20 discs with room for many more. SIZE: Box is 28 1/2″ w. x 11″ h. x 20 1/2″ d. Stand measures 31″ w. x 30″ t. x 24″ d. CONDITION: Box appears to be refinished. Overall very good to near excellent with beautiful deep rich tone. 1-4476 (4,000-5,000)

FORTUNA COIN-OPERATED MUSIC BOX. Ca. 1905, this fabulous wall-mount German upright double-comb coin-operated machine plays 19 1/2″ discs (of which 6 are included). It features turned side columns, glass front door, highlighted by delicate carved fretwork, and elaborate brass coin slot cover allowing for 50 cent play (2 quarters). Holes atop for marquee (not present). SIZE: 30″ w. x 37 1/2″ h. x 15 1/2″ d. CONDITION: Deep rich tone, no broken teeth, replaced glass, minor splits to case, which has been refinished, otherwise very good to near excellent. 1-4585 (7,000-10,000)

GAVIOLI HURDY GURDY. Ca. 1890’s, this exquisite French 25-note barrel organ with beautifully inlaid case with fleur di lis and marquetry patterns. Inlaid on front “Uniflute Gavioli & Cie Btes SGDG Avenue Taillebourg, 2 Place du Trone, Paris”. Retains paper label tune card affixed to inner lid. Rests on custom cart of more recent vintage. SIZE: Music box measures 22 1/2″ w. x 22 1/2″ h. x 13″ d. CONDITION: Some lifting to inlay at corners, one horizontal age crack to side, otherwise very good with strong clear tone. 1-4475 (5,500-6,500)

BARREL PIPE ORGAN/HURDY GURDY. Fabulous inlaid 23-note barrel organ with brass corner molding, stenciled “Muzzio Park Row, N.Y.” on front with image of Victorian woman behind glass. Inlaid with marquetry helix pattern with floral decoration. Wooden flute pipes inside make for lively hand-operated music. Mounted to wooden rectangular base. SIZE: 16 1/2″ w. x 17 3/4″ h. x 10 1/2″ d. CONDITION: Great patina, nice tone with few scrapes and chips to finish, otherwise generally very good. 1-4587 (8,000-10,000)

WOODEN BARREL CARILLON. Ca. 1780 and possibly French made. This nice early instrument features 12 bells in inlaid, veneered case. Number and names of tunes is unknown. SIZE: 19″ w. x 10 1/4″ h. x 11 1/2″ d. CONDITION: Refinished with normal wear, chips, and some veneer loss to corners. Great working order with some hammers not fully striking bells, needing only slight adjustment. 1-4586 (800-1,200)

ARISTON ROLLER ORGAN. Hand crank roller organ with engraved fleur di lis and “Ariston” in script on side. Fancy cast holder arm. Plays 13″ pierced cardboard discs (of which 4 are included). SIZE: 16″ w. x 9 1/2″ h. x 16″ d. CONDITION: Discs are a little rough, making the box play intermittently, but overall generally good to very good. 1-3616 (150-300)

COIN-OP COLUMBIA “BS” MODEL GRAPHOPHONE. Oak case with curved glass front reveals Edison music cylinder which could be played by inserting a coin. Manufactured by the American Graphophone Co. and sold by the Columbia Phonograph Company, N.Y. Serial number 163784, patented March 20, 1897. SIZE: 16” w. x 10” d. x 18” to top of horn. CONDITION: Overall very good; slight loss to front decal; replaced marquee and nickel-plated horn. PF 1-4468 (3,500-5,000)

DESIRABLE WURLITZER MODEL 1015 JUKEBOX. A terrific classic 1946 jukebox, complete with a great collection of 78 rpm records. Features an illuminating revolving color tube with liquid bubble system. Serial # 205928V. SIZE: Approx. 60” h. CONDITION: Case appears excellent. Mechanism works fine. 1-3278 (5,500-7,500)

ROCK-OLA DELUXE MODEL DE-20 JUKEBOX. Deluxe 1939 model with strong deco detailing, holds up to 20 – 78 rpm records. SIZE: 38″w x 56 1/2″h x 24 1/2″d. CONDITION: Nicely refinished cabinet, in working condition. PF 1-3615 (3,500-4,500)

VENDO V-39 COKE MACHINE. This mid-1950’s machine held 39 bottles and was one of the more popular of the Vendo models. SIZE: 27” w. x 58” h. x 16”d. CONDITION: Unrestored; coin door and surrounding front door show pry-bar damage; other scattered scuffs and scrapes; not tested. PF 1-3598 (750-1,000)

No. 1 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. A very rare and desirable early cash register with elaborate filigree castings. Only a handful of this particular model are known to exist! There are eleven keys, ranging from 5 cents to $1. Serial number on brass plaque and on paper label under cash drawer is #32494. Two paper labels are somewhat intact on bottom of cash drawer. Mechanism is somewhat sticky and lacking one price amount (20 cent). SIZE: 16 1/2” w. x 16” d. x 17 1/2” t. CONDITION: Overall condition of the machine is very good, lacking a couple of locks and marquee on top. Appears to have paint touch up to price flags in upper window. JL 1-4600 (2,000-3,000)

EASTLAKE ICEBOX. Fabulous ornate Victorian icebox featuring twin paneled front doors with interesting hardware, original interior aluminum shelving, intricately carved front and side aprons and original back shelf. Construction appears to be chestnut/ash with beaded cherry panels. SIZE: 37” w., 67” t., 20” d. CONDITION: Very good, with refinished surfaces. 1-3628 (1,600-2,000)

DENTAL CABINET. Extra fancy dentist cabinet features twenty drawers with pressed glass pulls and three lower drawer compartments. Upper section has beveled mirror front center door flanked by two leaded glass doors, with milk glass interior shelves. Walnut/mahogany raised side panels and drawer fronts. Milk glass top. SIZE: 41” w. x 19” d. x 67” h. CONDITION: Very good. PF 9-25123 (2,000-4,000)

RARE ORIGINAL ANTIQUE BARBER OR DENTAL CHAIR. This mid-19th Century innovation is made of walnut and retains its original black horsehair upholstery. From the Eastlake period, it probably dates to around 1870. It is adjustable, and has an adjustable metal mechanism on the side that allows the chair to recline, and once in the fully reclined position, a hidden footrest will swing out. The frame is solid walnut with carved scrolled embellishments on the side. SIZE: Approx. 48″ to the top of the back, and approx. 25″ w. CONDITION: Horsehair upholstery on the front in generally very good condition with a couple small breaks on the end. The upholstery on the very back has pulled away in a few places as has the original webbing on the underside. the wood is structurally good and in the original old finish. 1-3204 (800-1,200)

ALUMINUM COCA-COLA DIE CUT SIGN. “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles”. Sign embossed on front “Trademark Registered”. Reverse embossed with “Brown Manufacturing Co., Newport News, VA, Made in USA”. SIZE: 17 1/2” l. x 7 1/2” h. CONDITION: Generally excellent. 1-4682 (250-500)

FRY’S CHOCOLATE ADVERTISING DISPLAY CASE. Features glass on all three sides with mirrored back door and glass shelves. Original Fry decoration on front with Fry monogram “Fry’s Choice Chocolates”. Case is also carved with advertising. SIZE: 28” w. x 26” h. x 15” d. CONDITION: Case is generally good condition, should be glued to tighten it up. Makes an excellent display case. 1-4683 (250-500)

ANTIQUE CAST IRON HITCHING POST IN THE FORM OF A BLACK MAN. This original antique hitching post has been repainted at one time long ago, and features a black man dressed in a vest with a ring in his hand for hitching your horse. On original cast iron base. SIZE: Approximately 38 1/2” h. CONDITION: Generally very good. 1-4662 (400-650)

RARE CARDBOARD LITHO ADVERTISING BOX FOR UNION LEADER FOR “THE BIG TIN TOBACCO”. Features Uncle Sam seated in a chair with a tin of Union Leader “The Big Tin 10 Cents”. Nicely framed in a contemporary aluminum frame. It appears that most or much of the box is there and has been flattened for purposes of display. CONDITION: Box shows numerous wrinkle marks, and color is faded in places. A rare patriotic piece. SIZE: Including frame 22 1/2” w. x 24 1/2” h. 1-4663 (500-900)

SCARCE 7-UP SODA COOLER. A small old picnic-style cooler with red raised up advertising on the front and back. Aluminum brass colored handles with bottle openers on each end. SIZE: Approximately 22” l. x 13” h. x 13” d. CONDITION: Shows sign of use, but generally good condition. 1-4664 (250-400)

TIN WESTINGHOUSE ADVERTISING FOR GENERATOR. This colorful sign with white background, black and orange lettering depicts a housewife operating a Westinghouse generator for generating home electric power. The distributor’s name listed on lower right. “L. E. Hull, Madison, CT”. SIZE: 24” w. x 22 1/2” h. CONDITION: Tin wrinkled in places, and some scattered abrasions on the surface of the sign, otherwise good to very good. 1-4665 (200-400)

EGYPTIENNE LUXURY CIGARETTES ADVERTISEMENT. This cardboard litho advertisement features a very lovely young maid with bright smile in an ethnic costume on blue background. SIZE: 14” w. x 17 1/2” h. CONDITION: Small crease in the upper left-hand corner of the sign, otherwise, generally good. 1-4666 (250-500)

ELGIN WATCH ADVERTISEMENT. This well-known ad depicts a small street urchin sporting an Elgin watch, titled “My Elgin’s All Right”. The lithograph image is on an oak panel. It is framed in what may be the original frame. Advertisement retains original instructions on the reverse of the sign. SIZE: Including the frame is 18 1/4” w. x 25” h. 1-4667 (750-1,250)

RARE EARLY CARVED LITHO ADVERTISEMENT FOR DR. McMUNNS KINATE QUINNINE . A very ill mother lies in bed, her attendant and daughter nearby with Dr. McMunns miraculous cure on the table, she will surely be up on her feet again. Litho by Thomas Eno, NY. Matted and framed. SIZE: Including the mat and frame 12 1/2 w. x 17” h. CONDITION: Some light foxing and some minor stains on the edge. Generally, very good. A rare hard to find early lithograph sign. 1-4668 (1,750-2,750)

BUCK SHOE TOBACCO ROLL DOWN SIGN. This sign for Buck Shoe and Tiger Stripe Tobacco depicts a mischievous young girl fishing her pet gold fish out of her watery home. The roll down sign has been framed, but retains its metal band above and below. SIZE: Including its attractive reproduction frame is 18” w. x 32” h. CONDITION: The colors may be slightly faded overall, otherwise, very nice. 1-4669 (200-500)

CHOICE MINIATURE FLOOR SAFE. This outstanding example has a combination lock and retains its original paint decoration. Door opens to reveal a key-lock compartment, a single drawer, and a couple of open spaces. The safe is accompanied by its original combination. Made by the “Alpine Safe Co.”, the door is boldly labeled “Alpine Safe and Lock Co., Cincinnati O”. USA. SIZE: 23” h. x 14 1/4” w. x 15” d. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains its original paint. 1-4684 (1,000-2,000)

RARE LARGE LITHO ADV. FOR MCCORMICK REAPERS. Early litho scene depicts early westward settlers arriving at a lush valley being harvested by the renowned McCormick reaper. Printed at top “Westward the course of Empire takes its way with McCormick Reapers in the van.” Matted and framed. SIZE: 43 1/2″ w. x 32 1/2″ h. overall. CONDITION: Small surface loss in mountain area (1/3″ in diam.) and various creases and/or slight tears which have been professionally flattened and tended to. A rare litho. 1-4670 (1,250-2,250)

BREYERS ICE CREAM TWO SIDED SIDEWALK SIGN. Electrified deco housing with molded white plastic advertising panels. SIZE: 37-1/2” w x 21” t x 9” d. CONDITION: Some light surface rust and paint loss, advertising panels in good condition. PF 1-2147 (125-175)

PRIMITIVE ICE CREAM COOLER. Early painted wood cooler with a zinc-lined interior and drain assembly. Features two 11” diameter circular access covers. SIZE: 34” w x 34” t x 21-1/2” d. CONDITION: Wonderfully alligatored painted surfaces. PF 1-2153 (150-300)

WOOD “ANTI-SEPTIC” ICEBOX. Early small size, paneled refrigerator features hinged lid top compartment and front compartment with door. Wood appears to be American chestnut. SIZE: 20” w. x 35” t. x 14” d. CONDITION: Good-very good, originally painted with exterior surfaces having been stripped. PF 1-3694 (200-400)

TIGER MAPLE CORNER CUPBOARD. Diminutive cupboard with tombstone glazed upper door, paneled bottom door and two drawers. Rotary-cut rear boards. SIZE: 26” w. x 18” d. x 46” h. CONDITION: Refinished surface; replaced glass, otherwise good condition. PF 1-3695 (300-600)

POST OFFICE SORTING DESK. A floor standing oak or ash eighty compartment sorting desk with a black finish. SIZE: 46” w. x 28” d. x 71” h. CONDITION: Good. PF 1-3349 (500-1,000)

OAK POST OFFICE CLERK WINDOW FRONT. Pigeonholes for 128 mail recipients with center window and glass front. Brass plaque indicates Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. of Stanford, CT. SIZE: 67 1/4″ w. x 41 1/2″ h. x 8 1/4″ d. CONDITION: Edge and molding have some small pieces missing, otherwise generally good. 1-671 (400-800)

CAROUSEL ARCHITECTURAL PIECE. Classic scroll-carved carousel piece, possibly steps to ascend the carousel platform. Terrific look with wonderful dry, polychromed painted surfaces. SIZE: 11” w. x 48” l. x 20” h. CONDITION: Some minor checks from wood shrinkage otherwise very good condition. PF 1-4469 (800-1,200)

STORE FLOOR STANDING SLANT FRONT SHOWCASE. Glass display case includes two shelves with beveled glass top. SIZE: 50” w. x 23” d. x 45” h. CONDITION: Good. PF 1-3347 (400-600)

RARE PORCELAIN KOKEN SALESMAN SAMPLE BARBER CHAIR. This leather, nickel and porcelain salesman sample for a Koken barber chair is one of the most desirable of all salesman samples. These samples were made in wonderful detail and include ornate nickeled footrest with raised relief filigree and marked “Koken Companies St. Louis.” The mechanism is set up with a hydraulic pump in the pedestal as the full-sized one would be and when filled with oil and working properly can be operated with the handle on the side. SIZE: 14 1/2” h., depth on edge of footrest is approximately 13” d., width from one arm to the other is approximately 8”. CONDITION: This example is in generally good condition. The nickel is lightly worn on the footrests. The leather appears to be all original in great condition as is the porcelain which is free of chips and cracks. Nickel is in generally good condition with some light pitting particularly on the footrest and legrest. PF 1-4302 (20,000-30,000)

KOKEN LEADED GLASS AND PORCELAIN BARBER POLE. Outdoor electrified barbershop pole with red and white stained glass set into a cast-aluminum framework. Top and bottom terminations are white porcelain on cast-iron. SIZE: 33” h. CONDITION: Missing back panel; otherwise good to very good condition. PF 1-3680 (500-750)

OUTDOOR PORCELAIN BARBER POLE. Early wall mount electrified barber pole with a milk glass globe. SIZE: 42” h. CONDITION: Cast iron surfaces repainted, porcelain in great shape. 1-3625 (550-650)

TRAVELER’S INSURANCE AUTOMATON CLOCK. An impressive large wall clock with rich patina featuring reverse painted lower glass indicating “Oldest, Largest, Best” for this Hartford, Conn. company that offered life and accident insurance for “Every Farmer or Business Man”. Center portion reveals automated cast iron bearded gent who rings bell with hammer. Ebonized wooden face of clock has beautifully inlaid mother of pearl Roman numerals with additional inlay around its center. Walnut case is elaborately carved with leaves and buttons around bezel, and its castletop crest is carved with elaborate scrollwork. SIZE: 54 1/2″ t. x 24″ w. x 8 1/2″ d. CONDITION: Overall very good with interior of clock having been repainted, top of crest is repaired, face shows small age cracks. 1-3351 (9,000-11,000)

TUFT’S AUTOMATIC CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN. From the makers of the famous Tuft’s soda fountains comes this rare Victorian perfume fountain, which was used as both novelty entertainment and an air freshener. The assembly consists of a cobalt blue glass basin and globes (also sold in cranberry) on a brass frame, all resting upon a polished white marble base. Pat. Feb. 7, 1872 by the J.W. Tufts Co., Boston, Mass. SIZE: Overall height 22” h. CONDITION: One globe has hairline where it attaches to the brass fitting; otherwise, very good-excellent. PF 1-4444 (2,500-4,500)

AMERICAN THREAD COMPANY WORLD’S FAIR DISPLAY. Unique spool thread display made by the American Thread Co. of Holyoke, MA, for the 1893 Columbian World’s Fair. The mystery here is just how did they get it all inside the glass display? SIZE: 35” h. CONDITION: Generally good, some thread spools have broken and fallen to the bottom of the display glass. 1-3627 (1,500-2,000)

VIOLIN STRING STORE DISPLAY. Counter top wood display for “PIRASTRO WONDERTONE” violin strings. Unusual display features twelve large glass tube string holders with applied decal labels. SIZE: 11” diam., 30” h. CONDITION: Glass tubes retain most of their applied decals; some loss to lettering decals which have been applied to the wood surfaces. PF 1-3626 (350-450)

HUMPHREYS’ SPECIFICS DISPLAY CABINET. This homeopathic remedy cabinet features tin panels on front and back listing 35 medical remedies. Completely intact interior compartment has 34 drawers full of the original wrapped preparations. SIZE: 21 3/4” w. x 27 1/2” h. x 9 1/2” d. CONDITION: Tin panels good to very good with some scattered spotting, surface rust, dents, and small paint drips. Cabinet would be greatly improved by refinishing. PF 1-3641 (650-950)

DIAMOND DYES CABINET. Seldom found, small paper litho cabinet in mahogany of Washer Woman” on two sides, one side with litho of multi-colored sunburst. Fourth side has 3 drawers (missing top little drawer). SIZE: 13″ w x 14″ h x 8″ d. CONDITION: Cabinet has some scratches, but generally good. One side with woman shows rippling and some stains, reverse shows significant paper loss, sunburst side shows some cracking with minor paper loss. 1-3222 (400-600)

ENTERPRISE NO. 7 COFFEE GRINDER. Cast-iron coffee grinder with 17” diameter wheels, patented October 21, 1873. Includes hopper cover with eagle finial, and wooden drawer. SIZE: 23 1/2” h. CONDITION: Good, retains majority of the original red paint and decoration; missing one wheel thumb screw; shrinkage crack to wood handle; hopper stud needs replacement. PF 1-3646 (300-400)

ENTERPRISE NO. 9 COFFEE GRINDER. Cast-iron coffee grinder with 19 1/2” diameter wheels, patented October 21, 1873. This model has an open hopper and includes the original wood drawer. Used in the Danby, VT, country store until 1975. SIZE: 20 1/2” h. CONDITION: Good, retains majority of the original red paint and decoration; chip to wooden drawer front. PF 1-3384 (400-800)

MUNYON’S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES DISPLAY CABINET. Oak cabinet with embossed tin panels on either side listing the various veterinary remedies. SIZE: 17” w. x 24” h. x 8” d. CONDITION: Tin panels in good condition with scattered spotting. Cabinet interior missing several dividers. Includes a few original paper-wrapped remedy boxes. Wood base has dry rot but replaceable. PF 1-3642 (600-900)

CLARK’S 4-DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Oak desk version with leather inlay hinged top and interior compartment. Includes original brass drawer pulls and decal lettering. SIZE: 30” w. x 21” d. x 12” h. CONDITION: Good to very good. PF 1-4532 (400-600)

CROWLEY’S NEEDLES SPOOL CABINET. Two-drawer cabinet with drawer front lettered “CROWLEY’S NEEDLES.” SIZE: 13” w., 5” h., 7 1/2” d. CONDITION: Overall good; some wear to drawer front lettering. PF 1-3483 (100-200)

BELDING BROS. & CO. SPOOL CABINET. This thirteen-drawer spool cabinet has been refinished with all advertising removed. Top features a scroll-cut gallery and includes twelve glass-front drawers. Circa 1910. SIZE: 19” w. x 37” h. x 19” d. CONDITION: Completely refinished. PF 1-3348 (400-600)

OAK SHOWCASE. Three-sided oak case with nice molding in original finish. SIZE: 15” l x 16” w x 22” h. CONDITION: Overall very fine. JL 1-4413-1157 (100-150)

GERMAN NICKELED SHOWCASE. Plaque on front of case, indicated the maker was A. B. Grove of Philadelphia, PA. Unusual in the fact that the lid on top slides back, exposing the interior. A fine case for jewelry or other “smalls”. SIZE: 19” w x 20”l x 7-1/2” h. CONDITION: German nickeling dull, some dents and dings, slight lifting to metal on right side. JL 1-4413 (150-250)

GERMAN SILVER & GLASS SHOWCASE. Rectangular tabletop model with red velvet base. SIZE: 30 1/2″ w. x 15″ d. x 7 1/2″ h. CONDITION: Dulling to silver, crack across top glass, otherwise very good. 1-3617 (75-125)

COUNTERTOP STORE DISPLAY CASE. Hinged top wood display for bulk food items. SIZE: 10 1/2” sq. x 11” h. CONDITION: Good. PF 1-4458 (100-200)

LEADED GLASS REXALL DRUGS SIGN. Large electrified two-sided outdoor sign from the Burlingame & Stahl Apothecary. Construction features an oak cabinet housing porcelain light sockets and two leaded glass advertising panels secured with copper cleats. SIZE: 64” w. x 28” h. x 9” d. CONDITION: Overall condition is very good; in working order. PF 1-3679 (500-750)

AMERICAN SEAL PAINT POSTER. Extremely rare example of American advertising lithography. Rich graphic imagery includes stars and stripes draped figures of Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty flanking an American eagle perched atop a heraldic shield, clutching American flags. Background illustrations include the U.S. Capitol building and a variety of American Seal ready-mixed paint can products. Bottom caption reads “Absolutely American and the best for inside or outside use.” Two-sheet poster laid down on canvas, lithographed by the Donaldson Litho Co., Cincinnati for The Troy Paint & Color Works Co., Troy, NY. SIZE: 42” w. x 55” t., with original wood hanging strips at top and bottom. CONDITION: Fabulous with brilliant like-new colors. 1-3383 (9,000-11,000)

WWI RECRUITING POSTER. Original stone lithographed “I WANT YOU FOR THE U.S. ARMY,” poster featuring Uncle Sam. Bottom of poster bears twin ink stamps which read “Recruiting Station, U.S. Army, 440 Main St., Fitchburg, Mass.” Illustration by James Montgomery Flagg, copyright 1917, Leslie-Judge Co., New York. SIZE: 30” w. x 39 3/4” t. CONDITION: A few margin nibbles; otherwise near excellent. 1-3759 (4,000-5,000)

DR. RUSSELL’S PEPSIN CALISAYA BITTERS CARDBOARD SIGN. Rare patent medicine advertisement promoted as a cure for all disorders of the stomach. Manufactured by the Dr. Russell Medicine Co., Chicago, circa 1900. Edwards, Deutsch & Heitmann Lithographers, Chicago. SIZE: Image 15 1/2” w. x 21 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with several non-offensive surface scuff marks to extreme bottom margin which could be matted out. PF 1-3774 (3,500-6,000)

WHITE STAR LINE “OLYMPIC,” “TITANIC” STEAMSHIP LITHO. Rare illustration by Montague B. Black circa 1910 of the “Olympic,” with the “Titanic” in the distance. This poster, designed for White Star Offices, originally had a green border that read “White Star Line/Olympic 45,000 tons–Titanic 45,000 tons the Largest Steamers in the world.” It was overprinted or removed from remaining copies after the Titanic disaster. Lithographed by the Liverpool Printing & Stationery Company. SIZE: 45” w. x 35” h., in original marked frame. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. PF 1-4482 (3,000-5,000)

COCA-COLA LEADED GLASS SHADE. Extremely rare original Tiffany-style leaded glass electrified shade. This is the 1920’s version, which originally had beaded fringe. Top metal band is stamped “PROPERTY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY TO BE RETURNED ON DEMAND” in two locations. SIZE: 16” diam. CONDITION: Metal band, crown, chain and canopy have traces of old silver paint. One piece of green slag glass has broken but is included separately. Remaining glass panels in very good condition. PF 1-4332 (4,000-6,000)

COCA-COLA 1914 TIN SIGN. Embossed tin sign with the straight sided Coca-Cola bottle. This sign was found as new old stock with portions of the original separation paper intact. Chas. W. Shonk Co., litho. SIZE: 27 1/2” w. x 19 1/2” h. CONDITION: New old stock edges show light scuffs and spots of corrosion, which could be matted out. Body of sign has a few light field scuffs and two soft vertical bends which could be flattened. Nice original surface gloss. PF 1-4333 (2,500-3,500)

COCA-COLA 1914 TIN SIGN. Embossed tin sign with the straight sided Coca-Cola bottle. This sign was found as new old stock with portions of the original printing paper intact. Chas. W. Shonk Co., litho. SIZE: 27 1/2” w. x 19 1/2” h. CONDITION: Although N.O.S., this sign has a series of scuff marks across the top field and right margin. Body of sign has a soft vertical bend which could be flattened. Nice original surface gloss. PF 1-4334 (2,000-3,000)

COCA-COLA CARDBOARD SIGN. Uncommon three-dimensional die-cut sign with easel back depicting four happy customers at the soda fountain with glasses of Coca-Cola in hand. Copyright 1955. SIZE: 22” w. x 31 3/4” t. CONDITION: Fair to good: fade to colors, some water stains and creasing to die-cut cardboard panel. 1-3624 (400-600)

COCA-COLA CARDBOARD SIGN. “Coca Cola Belongs.” Large size cardboard sign in original gilt frame. Colorful illustration of a couple at outdoor barbecue. Snyder & Black Inc., NY, Litho., circa 1942. SIZE: 57 1/2” w. x 31” t. CONDITION: Very good-excellent; scuff mark in left field and two or three small nicks; wood frame repainted. 1-3619 (700-900)

PEPSI-COLA 1909 SERVING TRAY. The best of the Pepsi tray images, featuring a full-length soda fountain. SIZE: 11”w., 14” h. CONDITION: Fair to good; surface shows some rust spotting and surface wear through the color; has been non-professionally clearcoated. PF 1-3480 (300-500)

EXCEEDINGLY RARE COLUMBIA BREWING CO. TIN SIGN. Colorful, early stone lithographed image of Lady Liberty clad in the Stars and Stripes to promote this St. Louis brewer’s line of “Banner Pale Beer.” SIZE: Image 13 1/2” w. x 19” t. CONDITION: Several long light scratches extend across Lady Liberty and one next to the bottle cap, light fly-specking; otherwise good condition. PF 1-3378 (2,000-3,000)

WEST END BREWING CO. LITHOGRAPH. Cute complimentary poster of two playful children on stone bench, probably a calendar top for this New York brewer. IMAGE SIZE: 13 3/4″ w x 17 1/2″ h, professionally framed. CONDITION: Water-staining, several tears with some paper loss, and horizontal band of pigment loss through girl’s dress. Still an elusive item worthy of restoration. 1-699 (200-400)

FEHR’S MALT TONIC TIN SIGN. Oval, self-framed sign with garden illustration of diaphanously clad maiden and a host of cherubs promoting this tonic’s virtues for this Louisville, Kentucky based company. SIZE: 22-1/2″ w x 28-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Overall fade to color, few surface scuffs and scratches and some horizontal banding that appears to be a result of factory imperfections in the metal sign during the lithography process. PF 1-684 (500-1,000)

HUDSON RYE WHISKEY TIN SIGN. Extremely rare sign from this distillery, entitled “THE SLAVE MART.” Colorful illustration shows a gathering of mid-Eastern Arabs in the market place and a nude damsel, which would appear to be the object of their attention. Mayer Bros. & Co. Distillers, Cincinnati, U.S.A. Appears to be in the original frame and shadow box. SIZE: Image 19” w. x 27 1/2” h. CONDITION: Sign has strong, bright colors and is exceptionally clean with only a handful of small surface blemishes and one nail puncture at extreme left corner. PF 1-4399 (3,000-5,000)

EARLY TIMES WHISKEY PLASTER SIGN. Early Times Distillery Co., Louisville, KY. Three-dimensional relief sign featuring an early sour-mash still and log cabin. This is the harder to find sister sign to their Frankfort, KY, plaster relief. SIZE: 35” w. x 44” t. CONDITION: Sign has a few plaster chips, few hairline cracks and damage to one of the oxen heads; otherwise good. PF 1-3688 (400-600)

PAUL JONES & CO. WHISKEY SIGN. Early stone lithographed die-cut tin sign with curled corners featuring stereotyped black family image with watermelon, captioned “THE TEMPTATION OF ST. ANTHONY.” SIZE: 19 1/2” w. x 13 1/2” t. CONDITION: Creases to top and bottom left corners; few surface blemishes; otherwise very good condition and displays nicely. PF 1-3451 (600-800)

DOTTERWEICH BREWING CO. TIN SIGN. Early embossed curved tin corner sign from this Olean, NY, brewer for their lager beer. Wonderful gilt eagle graphic perched atop a keg of this company’s beer. Reverse of sign retains its original wood hanger. SIZE: 20 1/2” w. x 34” t. CONDITION: Sign appears to have had some professional restoration and has been clear coated with a matte finish, appropriate for this piece—displays near excellent. PF 1-3647 (1,000-2,000)

PRIDE OF KENTUCKY WHISKEY SIGN. The play on words here infers that Kentuckians were as proud of their liquor as they were their horses and women. The image pairs an attractive equestrian and her thoroughbred steed together on a bluff overlooking the Weideman-Fries factory in a valley below. One of only three known. Louis A. Wagner & Co. litho, copyright 1896. SIZE: Image 39 1/2” w. x 27 1/2” t. CONDITION: Some light vertical tannin bleeding-through from the backing boards, some waterstains to extreme outer margins; otherwise very good condition. PF 1-3674 (2,000-3,000)

CLARKE’S RYE WHISKEY CANVAS SIGN. Illustration of satisfied gent with bottle in hand which is labeled “FOR FAMILY AND MEDICINAL USE.” SIZE: Image 27 1/2” w. x 37 1/2” t. CONDITION: Generally good to very good condition, in gilt frame. PF 1-3656 (600-900)

OLCO WHISKEY CANVAS SIGN. Great illustration of four gents in their open touring car, stopping by for a whiskey refreshment. Manufactured by O.B. Cook & Co., Detroit, Mich. Appears to be in original gilt frame. SIZE: Image 23 1/2” w. x 35 3/4” h. CONDITION: Light crazing to surface; two small punctures; several non-offensive scratches and scuffs. Otherwise in good condition and displays well. PF 1-4398 (1,000-2,000)

OLD SCHENLEY WHISKEY TIN SIGN. Buckskin-clad Daniel Boone-type character adorns the front of this sign with the caption “I’VE STRUCK THE TRAIL.” SIZE: Image 18 /34” w. x 26 1/2” h. CONDITION: Overall fair condition; has some strong vertical and horizontal scuffing, nail holes, and creasing. PF 1-3658 (200-400)

SCHENLEY PURE RYE TIN SIGN. Uncommon sign with illustration of fashionably attired young couple enjoying a glass of Rye and soda. Chas. W. Shonk Co. Litho., Chicago. SIZE: Image 19” w. x 27” t. CONDITION: Fair-good. Significant fade to colors; light surface pitting; few random scratches and scuffs. 1-3387 (600-1,200)

PABST BOCK BEER CARDBOARD SIGN. A ram’s head adorns the front of this sign for their seasonal Fall brew. SIZE: Image measures 21 1/2” w. x 27 1/2” h. CONDITION: Very Good. PF 1-3603 (80-120)

SCHLITZ BREWING CO. LITHO. Factory scene of the Schlitz Brewing Co., in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Litho in original frame with original lettered mat board. SIZE: 41” w. x 19” t. CONDITION: Some fading to mat board; otherwise very good. PF 1-3339 (150-250)

LOT OF TWO ANHEUSER-BUSCH SIGNS. Two beveled edge tin over cardboard Malt Nutrine signs. Images of physicians en route to their patients. Lithoed by The American Artworks, circa 1915. SIZE: 12 1/2” w. x 7 1/2” h. CONDITION: Good to very good with a few minor surface scuffs and scrapes. 1-3444 (200-400)

LISK’S ENAMELED ROASTER SIGN. Stone lithographed image of a Victorian woman and her cook marveling at the ease with which the turkey now cooks in this English manufacturer’s self-basting roasting pan. SIZE: Image 15” w. x 19 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-3452 (400-600)

THOMAS WOOD & CO. STATUE OF LIBERTY SIGN. Early Statue of Liberty illustration set against downtown Manhattan skyline. Litho commemorates “LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD” from this importer and manufacturer of artificial flowers and ostrich feathers, copyright 1883 by Root & Tinker. Professionally matted and framed. SIZE: Image 14 1/2” w. x 32 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good to excellent, with only minor surface rubs. 1-3754 (900-1,100)

THE PIPER LACING BUTTON LITHO. Early colorful lithograph of two fashionably attired damsels at the seashore used to promote the Piper Lacing Stud Company, Lynn, Mass. Retains original top and bottom metal bands. SIZE: Image size: 13 1/2” w. x 29 1/2” h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good condition; 5” horizontal tear lower right; thumbtack holes at margins; and a few other minor closed margin tears of an inch or less. PF 1-4455 (1,000-1,500)

J. & P. COATS SPOOL COTTON SIGN. Terrific nursery rhyme illustration of Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf. SIZE: Image 11 1/4” w. x 20” t. CONDITION: Several semi-circular areas of pigment loss, otherwise very good condition. PF 1-3654 (250-450)

WINCHESTER 1920 CALENDAR. Stone lithographed image of father and son returning from duck hunting. Atlantic Lithographic Printing Co., New York. Appears to be a full date-pad. SIZE: Image 19 3/4” w. x 38 1/2” t. CONDITION: Very good to excellent, great look with only some light roll creases at the very top. PF 1-4288 (800-1,000)

DUPONT POWDERS SIGN. Poster with various game bird illustrations by Lynn Bogue Hunt for Dupont Co., Wilmington, Delaware, copyright 1920. SIZE: Image 19 3/4” w. x 29 1/4” t. CONDITION: Generally good with repaired margin tears at perimeter edges. PF 1-3753 (400-600)

DUTCHESS MFG. CO. TIN SIGN. Aerial view illustration of their Poughkeepsie, NY, factory. In the original pressed wood lettered frame. Litho by American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio. SIZE: 34 1/4” w. x 22 1/2” t. CONDITION: Slight fade to tin, color loss to lettering; otherwise very good. PF 1-3666 (250-450)

MASURY’S PAINT TIN SIGN. Illustration of pigment preparation and canning process for the John W. Masury & Son Paint Company of New York and Chicago. Lithographed by Sentenne & Green, New York. SIZE: Image size: 23 1/4” w. x 17” h. CONDITION: A few dents with some light surface wear and scuffing, otherwise good condition. PF 1-4477 (300-500)

LOT OF FIVE BLACK AMERICANA ADVERTISING ITEMS. Includes two “AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS-THE COUNTRY DOCTOR,” circa 1883; “DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE” advertising fan with black family in horse drawn wagon illustration; “1900 FLOUR” embossed cardboard sign from THE WM. HAYDEN MILLING CO., with outrageous illustration of two love-struck children and watermelon; and contemporary reprint “LITTLE AFRICAN LICORICE DROPS.” SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Die-cuts and flour sign in very good condition; fan generally good. PF 1-3676 (200-400)

LOT OF EIGHT ADVERTISING ITEMS. Includes “BUSTER BROWN’S LATEST FROLICS” comic book, copyright 1907; “CASTLE HALL” cigars cardboard hanger; “C.M. HENDERSON & CO’S CELEBRATED SHOES” tin sign; three-dimensional die-cut for “JOSEPH JOZWIAK-WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,” Manistee, Michigan; “TRY-ME BEVERAGES” folding die-cut cardboard display circa 1928; “HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA 1893 CALENDAR” with full calendar pad; “OVAL WOOD DISH CO” 1904 calendar with full pad; “ACKERMAND & GOEDECKE” embossed paper sign. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good. PF 1-3677 (200-400)

CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. SIGN. Seldom found textured paper sign from this insurance company with terrific illustration of Native American Indians and bison fleeing an advancing forest fire. In its original oak frame, lithographed by J. Ottmann Lithography Co., NY, circa 1895. SIZE: Image 32 1/2” w. x 27 1/2” t. CONDITION: Two small water stains to lower margin; otherwise, very good; could use a thorough cleaning. PF 1-3660 (600-900)

ROUND OAK STOVES FRAMED LITHO. Heavily embossed cardboard illustration of their trademark “Doe-Wah-Jack” Indian. Quarter-sawn frame with walnut panels and applied brass ornaments. SIZE: Image 8”w. x 22 3/4” t. CONDITION: Litho has light soiling and scuff marks; otherwise good condition. PF 1-3653 (250-450)