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This is a clown unicycle tightrope rider. He was made in Germany He was meant to ride on a string. There is 2 wooden balance poles, one is a replacement at least. He comes with his original box. He is about 9 inches tall and is in good shape and may have never been used. The box has damage and missing flaps.

This is a Parker Brothers game called Dealers Choice. It is a game based of a used car lot. The graphics on the box and the center of the game are great. The stuff on the cards are even better. The guy making this game had a fun time for sure. The box has some wear and loss to some of the print. I believe it is complete but I have not counted everything. W231

This is a windup toy convertible by Saunders Tool and Die of Illinois. It has a body of plastic with the seat that has a flocked surface. The windup and axles are on a metal plate attached to the body. The toy is about 10 inches long. The windup does work. There is some light wear and there is some dirt/ dust. O217

This is a celluloid wind up toy that was made in Japan. It looks like he is supposed to be a Scotsman. When wound up he rocks side to side. His body and head are celluloid. The legs and feet are a composition substance. His hat and kilt are cloth. His back is stamped made in Japan and has a K in a "stick" diamond. He comes with a replacement key and works well. He is about 10 inches tall. There is a little bit of wear. There is some blue paint spills on his right side and back. T165

This is a vintage baby rattler roller toy. It was made in Japan. It is still in the original box and does not look like it was played with. There are bells on the end of his hands and some material in the "body" for a rattle effect. The box has some wear and warpage. The neck cloth has some unraveling. It is about 7 inches tall and almost 4 inches wide.

This is a fantastic old elephant figure. The body is made of what I believe to be a composition material and covered in a thin leather. Elephant still has his original tusks and his tongue, as well as his tail and little glass eyes. While his trunk has some wear, it has no cracks or breaks. He is in what I'd consider to be "fragile" condition. There are some areas where the leather has worn away and multiple cracks in the leather covering and a few tears throughout. His front left leg has a crack near the top, it looks like it was often picked up there and perhaps that's how it cracked. He stands just fine with no problem. Please review the pictures. Even with his condition issues, this is truly a fabulous piece. He measures about 8 1/4" high and almost 15" long overall. Q445

This is a DeCamps wind-up bear in a tree stump. This has the familiar action of a DeCamps automaton, but this one is a bear in a stump, the only one we've ever seen. The bottom base if flocked, and the stump is a paper mache composition type material. It does not have a wind-up key included, but uses a basic key. It does work well, though the music box is a little soft. There are 2 screws on the bottom of the base which seem a little bit newer, so there may have been some work done on this in the past. It's about 9" tall and 7" wide. P270
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This is an articulated baby in a carriage. The doll features what we've been told is a wax head with possibly composition hands and feet. When the carriage is moved across the floor, the hands and feet move and the head turns back and forth, and every so often the baby pops up a little bit. The carriage measures about 8" long. All of the cloth is dirty. There are cracks on the hands and feet. The face has some heavy cracking with a little bit of a separation to the crack on the right side of the head. I see no markings for where it was made. Not the prettiest doll, but if you're looking for a creepy one, this is it! N501

This is a wind-up Indian on horse with the original box. It was made by Tsahi Toy in Occupied Japan. The base of the horse is tin and the rest of the toy is celluloid. The base says "Made in Occupied Japan". The horse has a jumping action when wound up and works OK. The Indian's appendage stringing is a bit loose. The box has 1 corner separated and a tear on that same short side. L683