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Vintage 1930s Marx “Toytown Dairy” Wind-Up Tin Litho Horse & Wagon Toy Classic pre-WWII Marx Toytown Dairy wagon, complete with lithographed horse & wagon marked “Milk • Butter • Cheese • Grade A.” • Made by Louis Marx & Co., New York, c. 1930s • Tin lithograph construction with rope reins & metal axles • Bright red, yellow, & cream graphics still visible with expected surface wear • Approx. 9″ long (see ruler in photos for scale) • Some light oxidation & paint loss from age

Vintage Schylling Wind-Up Tin Tractor & Trailer Toy with Box Bright & cheerful Schylling wind-up tin tractor & trailer toy, complete with original key and box. • Working wind-up mechanism with attached metal trailer • Tin lithograph in classic red & yellow farm design • Includes original Schylling box (shows light creasing and storage wear) • Trailer chain missing one small link as pictured • Measures approximately 12" long overall

Vintage 1930s–1940s Marx Tin Litho Turnover Tank No. 3 Wind-Up Toy Classic Louis Marx & Co. “Tank Corps No. 3” tin lithograph wind-up toy, marked U.S. Army along the sides. • Original Marx logo visible on side panel • Early lithographed tin design in red, yellow, & black with tank tread detailing • Wind-up mechanism intact (untested for motion) • Approx. 6" long (see ruler for scale) • Moderate wear from age with minor scratches consistent with 1930s–40s tin toys

Vintage Late 1930s Marx G-Man Wind-Up Tin Toy Machine Gun Step back into the golden age of imaginative play with this Marx G-Man tin lithograph wind-up toy gun, produced around 1939–1941. A classic example of pre-war design and mechanical ingenuity. • Marked with early MAR (Louis Marx & Co.) logo • Bright lithographed tin body in red, yellow & blue with original wooden stock • Depicts young “G-Men” in classic 1930s comic style • Wind-up mechanism present (untested for sound or motion) • Approx. 22–24" long (see photos for scale) • Expected age wear, scuffs, and surface patina consistent with its 80+ years

Vintage 1940s Stanley Toys Cast Iron Horse-Drawn Carriage Beautifully detailed cast iron carriage and horses by Stanley Toys, dating to the 1940s. Features dual brown draft horses, a navy carriage with yellow spoked wheels, and seated passengers under a fringed canopy. • Cast iron horses & carriage with original paint & fabric canopy • Yellow wheels and harness connection in good shape for age • Distinct Stanley Toys design — made in the U.S.A. • Approx. 11" long (see ruler for scale) • Visible paint wear & aging consistent with early cast iron pieces

Vintage 1970s MF722 Friction Tin Willys Jeep With Box Retro charm meets military style in this MF722 friction tin Jeep, a 1970s throwback inspired by the original Willys Jeeps of the 1940s. • Model MF722, marked “Made in China” • Olive green body with red-and-yellow plaid seats • Friction motor engages wheels when pushed forward • Original color box with minor creasing, fading & small tape repair (see photos) • Jeep itself in very good vintage condition

Vintage 1930s Louis Marx U.S. Army No. 3 Turnover Tin Tank Step into prewar Americana with this Louis Marx & Co. “Tank Corps No. 3” wind-up turnover tank, produced in the early-to-mid 1930s. Designed to flip and keep rolling during play, this tin toy showcases Marx’s iconic lithography and durable construction. • Marked with early MAR logo and “U.S. Army” lithograph • Orange, yellow & black coloration with bold tank tread graphics • Wind-up mechanism present (untested for function) • Wooden wheels intact; expected age-related wear • Measures approx. 7" long x 4" tall

Vintage 1947–1952 Louis Marx “Jumpin’ Jeep” Tin Wind-Up Tank Bring post-WWII imagination to life with this Louis Marx & Co. “Jumpin’ Jeep Tank Corps” tin wind-up toy, produced in the late 1940s to early 1950s. Featuring classic Marx craftsmanship, it’s a fine example of early Cold War-era play design — bright, mechanical, & full of energy. • Marked “Marx Toys – New York, U.S.A.” on side lithograph • Distinct green, brown & yellow camouflage pattern with rivet detailing • Early postwar spiked tread & full lithographed body design • Wind-up mechanism with turning key (untested for function) • Measures approx. 6 ½" L x 3" H • Expected surface wear from age, see photos for details

Authentic 1930s Louis Marx Lever Action Limousine Tin Toy Step back into the 1930s with this Louis Marx “Lever Action” lithographed tin limousine, complete with a bright red body, black roof, & whimsical passenger silhouettes. Operated by a side lever, the toy was designed to propel forward in playful mechanical motion — one of Marx’s earliest automotive toys to capture the prewar fascination with motorcars. • Marked with the signature Marx horse head emblem on both sides • Bold red lithograph body with chauffeur & passenger silhouettes • Lever-action mechanism (untested for function) • Original black spoked tin wheels with minor rust consistent with age • Measures approx. 5½" L x 3¾" H • Displays beautifully with expected surface wear for its 90-year age

(2) Vintage 1950s Louis Marx “No. 5” Wind-Up Military Tanks – Red Wheel Versions Pair of classic Louis Marx & Co. No. 5 tin wind-up tanks dating to the early 1950s — a bright postwar update of Marx’s iconic jumping tank toys. Both feature vibrant lithographed camouflage bodies, red pressed-steel wheels, and rubber caterpillar treads. • Marked “Marx Toys – New York, U.S.A.” on both tanks • One tank has a cracked red wheel (see photo), the other in good condition • Both retain original litho detailing and turret domes • Approx. 6¾" L x 3¾" H • Surfaces show light oxidation & age wear consistent with display and storage

Vintage 1953–1956 Louis Marx & Co. No. 5 Tin Bulldozer Wind-Up Toy A colorful slice of 1950s mechanical imagination — this Louis Marx No. 5 Bulldozer features bold yellow lithography, detailed “engine-cutaway” side graphics, and sturdy post-war construction. The toy reflects Marx’s golden era of American tin-toy manufacturing, blending playful engineering with industrial-age design. • Stamped MARX 5 across rear panel • Bright yellow & red body with multicolor engine illustration • Lever-operated wind-up action (untested for function) • Original black pressed-steel wheels • Approx. 7 ½" L × 3 ¾" H • Age-consistent scuffs & edge wear; retains strong color & graphics

Vintage 1939–1941 Louis Marx “Midget Special No. 2” Wind-Up Racer This vibrant Louis Marx Midget Special #2 tin wind-up race car captures the speed-loving spirit of the late 1930s. Decked out in bright red & yellow lithography with “2” graphics on each side, this toy was modeled after the real midget sprint racers popular on dirt tracks across America.• Stamped Marx Toys – New York, U.S.A. • Early rubber “Balloon 15x500” tires with tread detail • Original wind-up mechanism (untested for function) • Lithographed details showing engine ports, side exhaust, & racing number • Approx. 5½" L • Light play wear, oxidation & scuffs consistent with prewar production