Rare Vintage Fisher-Price No. 164 Mother Goose Pull Toy
Childhood’s most timeless characters certainly include Mother Goose, and Fisher-Price’s charming original No. 164 pull toy will delight antique toy collectors of all ages. This rare vintage pull toy combines action, ingenuity, and strong construction, hallmarks of Fisher-Price since its 1930 birth in East Aurora, New York.
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$48
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9″ x 12″ x 61⁄2″. Produced only from 1964 to 1966. Waddling body, bobbing head and neck, wagging tail, honking sound when pulled. Original lithographs in fair to good condition with play worn areas overall and wood damage at front of bill. Wooden head and body with plastic wheels, neck, and kerchief, the lower right corner of which is missing, Pull cord replaced with cotton string.
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Prewar Lionel No. 153 Electric Locomotive
$120Any early model railroad enthusiast will enjoy this 1924-24 prewar Lionel vintage electric locomotive. After all, as Lionel’s train catalog for 1923 put it, “No other trains compare with Lionel in construction, appearance, finish, or durability.” Locomotive No. 153 is made for 13⁄8” wide “O” Gauge track.
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Vintage Hornby Clockwork LMS Locomotive
$150Made by Meccano Ltd., Hornby released its first clockwork O gauge train in 1920. Despite introducing a reliable electric model train in 1930, clockwork motors remained the mainstay of Hornby trains until 1937. The meticulously crafted wind-up mechanisms powered locomotives that appealed to the railroad enthusiasts and young engineers alike. A fine addition to Hornby or tinplate train collections.
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Prewar Lionel No. 248 Electric Locomotive
$77This 1927-32 prewar Lionel vintage electric locomotive will bring a smile to the face of any early model train enthusiast. The smallest of Lionel’s electrics issued during the Classic Period, this engine was included in a number of starter sets. It had no reverse, yet it still transports imaginary railroad travelers and freight back in time. Locomotive No. 248 is made for 13⁄8” wide “O” Gauge track.
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Dinky Toys Volkswagen No. 181
$46First issued in 1956, Dinky’s No. 181 Volkswagen Saloon was made in England by Meccano Ltd. until 1970. This is a second series version of the venerable Beetle in good original slate blue paintwork with silver painted trim and red painted taillights. Original rubber tires on aluminum spun wheels. Axles roll freely. rolling axles. Minor chipping. Spots of wear and scratches on black painted tin baseplate.