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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!
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Hostess With The Mostest Remote Controlled Figure and Bar Cart 1970's Poynter Products - Highly unusual and one of the finest toy in my collection! 1970's Poynter Products 'Hostess with the Mostest' battery operated figure and bar cart, complete with remote control and original instruction sheet. I have no idea how many of these were made but this one is serial #174 and is matched to the powered bar cart. I have never seen another one of these available anywhere. Hostess R/C works perfectly as new. Two very powerful motors under cart can handle the delivery of a full six pack and more as it appears the 31" tall sultry vixen slowly pushes the cart across the floor. The cart dimensions are 16" tall, shelf dimensions are 16" x 10" and width including main drive wheels is 12". Small wires attached to the drive system on one end and in the toes of our 'Giant Babe's' shoes on the other give the illusion of her legs moving back and forth in walking motion. Quite anatomically accurate, she's a sight to behold! Early 1970's, 100% original, serial number and original instructions included.
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Beautiful 1950's Marx Jungle Trio Battery Operated Toy in Box near mint condition with a high-quality reproduction box. This battery-operated toy is in 100% perfect working condition with drum playing monkeys and whistle blowing elephant. A rare and wonderful toy for your collection! The action harkens to the olden days of Disney's Jungle Cruise amusement ride, with monkeys banging drums and clashing cymbals, while a baby elephant toots out a tune on a whistle! This vintage toy has it all, with action, beautiful lithography and a stunning reproduction box to compliment your display. The toy operates on two 'D' cell batteries inserted into the base.
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Eldon Dodge Charger Road Race Set. Eldon Dodge Charger Road Race Set, #5859 in excellent working played with condition. As inventoried, the set seems pretty complete with both Charger cars and accessories. A great piece of automotive toy history!
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Great Planes Spirit of St. Louis Model Kit, ARF R/C. This out of production 'Park Flyer' is a foam construction kit that uses an electric motor as a power source. You need to provide your own servos, controls and batteries. The plane is designed for quick assembly so that you can fly it within a few hours. This has been in my model collection for many years and is almost impossible to find today.
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Monogram Chrome Wheel Set. Custom Accessories for big 1/8 scale model cars or for customizing Monograms Big "T" and other large-scale models. Monogram Chrome Wheel Set. Custom Accessories for big 1/8 scale model cars or for customizing Monograms Big "T" and other large-scale models. The set includes two chrome reverse wheels and two mag wheels. These were the wheel combinations used on the Monogram Big Tub, the Big Drag and the Big Rod.
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Monogram Drag Race Set Custom Accessories for big 1/8 scale model cars or for customizing Monograms Big "T" and other large-scale models. Monogram Drag Race Set. Custom Accessories for big, 1/8 scale car models. Complete. This set includes many of the items used to create the Monogram Big Drag, such as the Footprint Gas Pedal and roll bar.
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Horikawa Space Explorer Robot aka TV Robot is in very nice, working condition. The robot walks with a lighted space scene in his chest and spinning, shoulder mounted antenna.
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The Marx Moon Creature Robot Windup from 1963 is a delightful piece of toy history, encapsulating the excitement and optimism of the space age. Its charm lies not only in its playful design but also in its representation of a bygone era's hopes and dreams about the future. For collectors and enthusiasts, it offers a tangible connection to the past and a reminder of the enduring appeal of imaginative toys. Whether as part of a collection or as a standalone display item, this robot is a cherished piece for anyone fascinated by the intersection of toys, history, and space exploration.
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Hi-Bouncer Moon Scout Astronaut by Marx - a very rare robot man indeed! Hi-Bouncer was so named because of the 'Hi-Bounce' superball style rubber balls that he shoots from his chest. This toy works wonderfully but is not 100% original. The toy has my replica working/lighted antenna, 5 correct size rubber balls and a replacement remote control, all in a beautiful replica box. The two button remote functions are robot walking and robot shooting. 5 rubber balls are loaded into a small compartment in the back of Hi Bouncers head.
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Out of stockVintage Marx Colonel Hap Hazard Astronaut Robot battery operated toy in very nice replica box. Hap Hazard operates on two 'C' cell batteries inserted into his back behind his oxygen bottles. He has a movable clear visor and spinning flashing replacement antenna. The arms swing as he walks. Colonel Hap Hazard is on the move and looking for his friend, the Marx Moon Creature! There is a spinning antenna on top which is pretty big by the way that houses 2 lights, in green and in red. Colonel Hap Hazard was built for Marx (Louis Marx and Co.) in Japan but it's unknown who the original manufacturer was for this astronaut. His upgraded version is called the Marx Hi-Bouncer Moon Scout.
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