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A 1960's Marx Colonel Hap Hazard battery operated robot in excellent working condition. The Colonel is sporting new replacement oxygen tanks, a new antenna ring and insulator and a replacement antenna from an unknown source. Hap walks with correct arm movement and spinning, flashing antenna. Haps arms can be positioned as desired. This toy has been thoroughly cleaned and restored to top condition by my professional restoration business, with the exception of minor paint chips, scratches and blemishes. Black boots have minor touch ups as well as other black features on the toy.
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Marx Roy Rogers Double R Bar Ranch Tin Litho Bunk House, for the Marx Ranch playset. The house is in excellent condition with no fade to the lithography.
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A very nice Jenny the Balky Mule tin litho windup toy with built-in key by the Ferdinand Strauss Corporation. Circa late 1920's, the toy is wound with a key located on the underside of the cart. Wind the key and watch the wheels turn, the mule balk and the farmer rock back and forth.
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This is a Cragstan Firebird Speedway Racer friction powered tin toy with RC airplane tires.
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The Buffalo Toys Hy-Lo Ferris Wheel was the very first Ferris Wheel toy known to be produced in the United States. The toy was produced from the mid to late 1920's. The toy was created to resemble The Great Ferris Wheel, built for the 1893 World Fair. The toy has six revolving carriages, and each car is shown with eight people in the standing position, which was how passengers were carried in the Great Ferris Wheel. The toy is all tin and utilizes a spring and twisted metal rod propulsion system. As the twisted rod is pulled straight up through the trap doors, tension from the spring pulls the rod back down into the tower, turning the two-inch gear and spinning the wheel. Buffalo Toys used this mechanism in several of their other toy offerings. This Ferris Wheel has been in my personal collection for several years and is in very fine condition for a 100-year-old toy!
