Brought to you today--courtesy of Croton's own SeriousToyz--an outstanding example of Made in Japan Linemar/Marx tin--featured in last year's auction and sold for $483--the “Airplane With Automatic Turn-Over Propellers” (American Airlines
Jet-Powered Electra Flagship), 1958, LineMar (Marx), Japan; 19.5” w/s,
litho tin b/o w/ spinning props & flashing wing tip lights; a
detailed reproduction of an actual Lockheed L–188; beautiful NM toy in
rough partial box---we love it. Click on the photo.
Stay tuned for more about the 2014 auction @ SeriousToyz.com; in the meantime, you may enjoy this: http://www.everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2014/02/space-age-toys-arrive-nyc-toy-fair-with.html
Don't think this one was ever shared: a "bank" putz house candy container that showed up on EBAY some time ago; click on the link http://www.cardboardchristmas.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=370
And an interesting "mansion" again, courtesy of Toys and Stuff: 'New' Marx ACW Mansion-We have yet another American Civil War Mansion, this time from what many
collectors call 'New' Marx aka "Louis Marx & Company" aka "Marx
Toys" of Miami, Florida, founded about 1990 by Jay Horowitz. For the
decade of the 1990's, Mr. Horowitz's firm attempted to recreate the Marx
magic of the '50s and '60s by re-creating many playsets, using many
recast Marx pieces as well as...READ MORE HERE http://www.toyconnect.blogspot.com/2014/02/new-marx-acw-mansion.html
GURLEY INSPIRED EASTER CANDLES http://bit.ly/1fWzNHr
Now this a rarity indeed: 1930's/1940's Little Orphan Annie toy stove http://www.flickr.com/photos/41606952@N07/3897734533/in/set-72157622920481579
THE VILLAGE QUILTER #9 http://www.everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2014/02/the-village-quilter-9.html
With Easter coming up: GOT ANOTHER REQUEST FOR HOWARD LAMEY'S "CHICK SHACK" PUTZ PATTERN; click on the link: http://everythingcroton.blogspot.com/2013/03/special-thanks-as-always-to-paul-race.html
Without a doubt, the BEST tin toy airplane I have ever seen. But way too rich for my blood. Still nice to have seen it though.
ReplyDeleteLove the putz candy container. Wonder how much it sold for?
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