MARKLIN REAR ENTRANCE TONNEAU

Phaeton type rear entrance Tonneau. Unmarked but probably Richter. Early 20th century. Nice litho combination. Marked "203" on front hood. Missing driver. Has a rear step. Some touch-up and repainting

Very nice ealry German tin windup car by Issameyer. All original with driver. Nice colors and details. Have some wear. Windup need repair. 7" Very Good

Wind-up. Circa 1920's. Lithographed in maroon, cream, and black with window cut-outs. Rear entrance with stairs. Marked "Toyland Playthings Fairyland Whitanco" on both sides. Has original tin litho dr

American. 1930s. Wood. Smaltz paint. "All Deliveries are to be Made at Rear Entrance". 4 x 11". Surface wear. CODE:SIG

Lithographed tin, green version, bench seating on rooftop, disc wheels with red centers, clockwork driven, railing at rear entrance. 10 1/2" l.

Lithographed tin, brown version, bench seating on rooftop, disc wheels, clockwork driven, railing at rear entrance. 10 1/2" l.

Early painted wooden trade sign "PALACE MARKET/REAR ENTRANCE". 11 1/2" x 64".

Painted wooden trade sign "PALACE MARKET / REAR ENTRANCE". 11 1/2" x 64 1/2".

Smaller size. Later Marklin mark on bottom-rear fins, also stamped "Germany". Marked "Graf Zeppelin" on sides, also marked "D-LZ 127" on sides. Looks to have all underneath pontoons, some slightly ben

HO ga, SK800 loco, 8th version, both front & rear trucks replaced w/newer Marklin trucks, tender is warped but not broken, 2 #372K log cars, 364 gondola, 2 #391K long gondolas, 3 orig boxes only, mino

Marklin, Submarine, Germany pw, in, cw ok, paint refinished, rear flag replaced, front flag missing, 1 weight on body missing, C 2

Germany, I gauge, clockwork driven, impressive scale, lettered "Stephenson 329," on sides, painted in green body, well detailed example with tender built into rear. 19 3/4" l.

Germany, cobblestone façade on platform and ramp, building hand painted with embossed brickwork, very intense detail to paint scheme, steps lead to simulated painted wood platform on rear of building

lithographed tin sides with nice detailing on embossed tin roof, painted tin base and corrugated front awnings, candlelit station (2 post factory holes thru back rear and interior panels to accommodat

C. 1930's. Sedan version with attached rear rubber tire on back trunk. Original headlights, marked "1101" on license plates. Comes with original box with nice paper label showing young man putting tog

O ga, handpainted tin, loco, windup working, w/brake, metal plate between steam chests, Made in Germany, tender is missing rear coupler, 2 coaches, red w/green frame, blue w/maroon frame, missing 1 co

C. 1930's. Sedan version with attached rear rubber tire on back trunk. Original headlights, marked "1101" on license plates. Comes with original box with nice paper label showing young man putting tog

O ga, handpainted tin, 1020 loco w/brake, made in Germany plate soldered onbottom of steam chests, windup working, 1020 coal bunker tender, missing rear coupler, ca 1900, C7.

Germany, hand painted tin example made for French market, well detailed, featuring Café on one side and ticket entrance on the other, main building has extensive window treatments and red embossed ro

226. MARKLIN 1 GAUGE GUARD'S VAN | Early Marklin guard's van, features signal lamps on the rear roof of the car and open vestibule with hand rails, steps, and an opening door on opposite end, sliding

Germany, painted tin, Live steam powered, done in shades of green with red trim, overhead flywheel activates rear wheel by steering adjustment at front. 10 1/2" l.

Germany, early gauge '1' five station house, hand enameled with cream exterior and blue painted interior, features three painted doors in rear and five tracks leading into arched doorways. 30" l.

Very unusual example, electric example features cover shed on base, hand painted with red target and light at rear. 11 3/4" h.

Marklin Engines, Lights, Mekanik & German Magnet Motors as shown. Rear Light on stand is a shaft Drive dynamos with light. Turning pulley with steam toy or other source causes lights to turn on.