The Paul Morantz Collection

(J. Chein Co., 1932) A pair of tin litho wind-up toys featuring Popeye and Barnacle Bill. When wound, they waddle in circles with heads waggling. Meas

(J. Chein, 1932) A rare Drumming Popeye Sparkling toy with original box. When operated, a mechanism inside the drum spins, creating a rat-a-tat-tat so

(J. Chein, 1930s) A Popeye wind-up tin toy by the J. Chein Co. The toy depicts Popeye boxing a balloon and features a tin litho figure and base with

(J. Chein & Co., 1930s) A Popeye tin litho bag puncher toy by J. Chein & Co. When wound Popeye punches the bag for his workout. The toy is i...

(Jaymar, 1930s) A 5" tall jointed wooden figure produced by Jaymar in the 1930s. The toy shows scattered wear but still stands well on its own ...

(Japan, 1930s) A celluloid wind-up toy of Wimpy with the original box. When wound, he functions properly, shuddering and shaking while twisting at the

(Marx, 1932) A "Popeye Express" Wind-up toy by Marx. When wound, Popeye walks forward swiftly pushing the cart, while the parrot rocks bac...

(American Crayon Company, 1933) A Popeye paint set by The American Crayon Company. With Popeye, Olive Oyl, and Swee' Pea on the cover, the tin l...

(Marx, 1930's) A Popeye Tin Lithograph airplane toy by Marx. This is a scarce earlier version of the Popeye the Pilot Toy, which saw graphic and...

(Marx, 1932) A walking Popeye tin litho wind-up toy manufactured by Louis Marx & Co. The toy features a tin litho Popeye carrying parrot cages w...