Important Toy, Doll & Advertising Auction

The largest of the Hubley crash cars, this toy features a driver in a blue outfit with tan gloves and hat, rubber tires with nickel plated spoked whee

Not as large or impressive as the larger crash car, but a more obscure version. The figure is integrally cast, however, he has a movable, separately c

Similar in nature to the typical Hubley motorcycle with or without sidecar. However, this particular toy is a much more challenging version to locate.

Various toy companies produced many different versions of the Mack trucks that in real life were utilized during the 1920s-30s. Although not huge in s

An unusual form utilizing the typical Fordson tractor with an integrally cast vertical front support mechanism. Attached on the underside is a fork wi

Without a doubt, the rarest of the Mack trucks, and certainly in the top ten of rare cast iron automotive toys. Originally this truck was to be produc

First appearing in the 1924 Hubley catalog, this particular toy, as well as the convertible companion are rarer than hen's teeth. Massive in siz...

Conceivably, the acme of automotive toys, the Hubley Packard would be the pinnacle of one's collection. What an incredible toy, not enough can b...

There were two versions of this particular toy. This example and the other version that was embossed "Checker Cab" above the windshield. A...

There were only three companies that produced cast iron cement mixers: Kenton, Hubley and Dent. Perhaps the most realistic and lifelike was the Hubley

Of all the large motorcycles Hubley manufactured, this is one of the hardest to find, especially in all-original condition. Features a four cylinder I

An exceptional example in all original, as found, untouched condition. Front end with an integral driver is enameled in red and the back end is robi...

A nice example of a hard to find panel truck produced by the Arcade firm. This vehicle has cast iron hubs with hard rubber tires and a pair of spares

The largest and most massive of any cast iron automotive ladder truck ever produced by any toy company. Emblazoned on the side HFD (Hubley Fire Depart

This toy is the mate to the previous lot (ladder truck). It is massive in size with a number of interesting features including the removable nickel pl

Next to the largest of the automotive pumpers manufactured by Hubley, this toy features a nickel plated driver and nickel plated standing rear figure,

During the earlier part of the 20th century, Hubley produced numerous pleasure/passenger horse drawn carriages, the most impressive being the two-, th

As mentioned in the previous lot, the Hubley two-, three- and four-seat brakes were some of the most impressive toys the firm produced. As we look bac

An architecturally correct rendition of a 1880s style firehouse found in every northeastern town. The cast iron brick facade with "Fire Engine ...

A classic 1930s Arcade toy featuring the International panel truck. Most commonly we see this as the Hathaway's bread/cake delivery van, but the...