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$220 USDPlayful Animal Swing by Yoneya – MIB
Vintage Collectibles:Toys:Windup:Japan
Here is an uncommon Japanese windup toy from the late 1950s or early ‘60s. This toy was made by S.Y, the trademark of Yoneya between 1950 and 1964. The toy has great lithography with a few scratches from age. The windup is strong, the swing works well. The toy comes with an accompanying flag, although we couldn’t find the right spot to connect it. It may just sit above the swing as decoration. The box is in nice condition, with some edge wear and a tear held together by a paper clip. At some ...
$85 USD SaleSALE Circus Auto Cycle
Vintage Collectibles:Toys:Windup:Japan
From Aoki Shokai of Japan, here is marvelous circus clown windup, mint in box. We would suspect this toy dates from the late ‘60s, or sometime into the ‘70s. Possibly a little later based on the lithography and box. We couldn’t find any details on this Japanese toy company, other than their trademark. Wind the toy up and it races along the floor. It then does a couple of flips and races along some more. Notice the clown’s flat head. Must have gotten that from doing lots of flips! Both the toy ...
$270 USD SaleSALE Masudaya (Modern Toys) Rotary Car-with Box!
Vintage Collectibles:Toys:Windup:Japan
What a remarkable find! Not listed in William Gallagher’s "Modern Toys From Japan. But…..an example, although a different color variation, and manufacturer (U N) is exhibited in the Toyoji Takayama Tin Toy Museum. We don’t use the word "rare" very often, but this toy may qualify. The Rotary Car was produced after World War Two, most likely during the American Occupation. The colors and lithograph are representative of the very late ‘40s to early ‘50s styling. The export stamp suggests a ...| Items 1 - 3 of 3 | Page 1 of 1 |
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