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School boy "THE LITTLE CALCULATOR". Rare toy w. clockwork from Tipp & co.

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
Rare tin toy. THE LITTLE CALCULATOR Tipp & Co. Clockwork operated lithographed tin toy in the form of a school boy, who moves his pointer around the chalkboard facing him, seemingly answering math problems. Comes with three maths boards,that presents various arithemitic problems,, clockwork activated. 7" h./ 18 cm. A very rare toy! The condition is excellent. Ca 1910

Rare French toy: LE CLOWN ORCHESTRA ca 1890-

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
LE CLOWN ORCHESTRA This rare toy was made by Victor Bonnet, France, Hand painted tin clown, wears cloth outfit and is sitting on a piano. When the keys are depressed, the clown moves about. Ringing bells attached to hands, feet and head. 10 1/2" h. / 26, 7 cm. Some wear due to age. Ca. 1890.

The Mickey Mouse toy band. Louis Marx, c. 1929.

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
A great lithographed tin-toy with lot of action, when woundn up. MERRY MAKERS BAND clockwork driven mouse band with four mice at a piano.Three musicians with violinist seated on the piano and one dancer. Great wind-up action. round lithographed marquee backdrop reads ''Marx Merry Makers." 24 cm w./9 1/2". Excellent condition. Do remark the Mice lithographed on the piano! Louis Marx, c. 1929,

Handpainted tin birdcage mechanical. Firma Issmeier.

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
Handpainted tin birdcage, mechanical. This is a rare beautiful wind up tin toy made by Issmeier or Plank, germany ca 1900.Very rare and a wonderful decoration in your collection of early rare toys. When the bird is wind up, it moves the wings and whistles. This could also be a great piece as accessories in a doll collection! Size H: 11" /28cm

Schuco wind up figures. Clowns w. drums.

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
12 cm /5" Schuco wind up figure. Clown dancing and playing the drum. A wind up mechanical toy. Tin plate. Original clothes. Very good condition. Made in Germany about 1940. Size: H= 12 cm (5 inch). A very nice old mechanical tin toy in excellent condition! PRICE IS FOR EACH CLOWN.

Schuco wind up figures. Clowns w. suitcase.

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
12 cm /5" Schuco wind up figure. Clown dancing with suitcase. A wind up mechanical toy. Tin plate. Original clothes. Very good condition. Made in Germany about 1940. Size: H= 12 cm (5 inch). A very nice old mechanical tin toy in excellent condition!

Anxious Bride NANNI made by Lehmann,Germany.EPL # 470.

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
Anxious Bride NANNI made by Lehmann,Brandenburg between 1901 and 1935.An excellent toy in excellent condition and working fine. A wind up Motorcycle transport a carriage behind with a lady. When he drive too fast see rises her arms. Working fine.L= 9 inch.- 22,5 cm Literatur:se Heike Köhler og Katharina Kreschel,Von Störischer Esel zum Kletteraffen Tom.Brandenburger Museumshefte 6,Brandenburg an der Havel 2007. Jürgen & Marianne Clieslik,Ein Jahrhundert Blechspielzeug,München 1981. Helmut Schwarz og Marion Faber,Moving Times,Ernst Paul Lehmann Patentwerk,,History on a Toy Factory,Toy Museum Nürnberg 2003. .

Lehmann “Going to the Fair” lady in riding chair. EPL# 290 1889, Germany.

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Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
These very early string-wind drive toys were made from 1889 to 1896 in Germany by Lehmann. Combining lithography and painted detail, the toy features a red-gowned woman seated in a promenade chair with lithographed design at the side, being pushed by a porter with painted blue jacket and lithographed striped pants. The woman has a large hat, shawl, and dainty feet that rest on the decorated car base. Flywheel drive causes the wheels to turn and the man to push the cart along. Excellent condition woman, mechanism intact. Marked Lehmann. Comments: Lehmann''s EPL model 290, made only from 1889 to 1896, inspired by the International Exposition in Paris. Lehmann got the patent from Ferdinand Martin. ( there were also made a version with the lady dressed in blue with a red fan and a square loga at the back of the chair. Literatur: Heike Köhler/Katharina Kreschel: Vom störrischen Esel zum Kletteraffen Tom. Brandenburger Museumshefte 6, Brandenburg an der Havel 2007; Jürgen & Marianne Clieslik: Ein Jahrhundert Blechspielzeug, München 1981; Helmut Schwarz/Marion Faber: Bewegte Zeiten/Moving Times. Ernst Paul Lehmann-Patentwerk. Geschichte einer Spielwarenfabrik/History on a Toy Factory, Hrsg. Museen der Stadt Nürnberg 2003.