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All About Old Toys
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All About Old Toys
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Misc. Companies
Group F
T through Z Companies
(look through
these makers if you haven't found your toy among the listed makers)
by Richard Mueller Jr.
| T. Cohn, Inc. Brooklyn, New York We don't have much information on the T. Cohn company, except that they did make lithographed tin Halloween noisemakers from the 1920s through the 1950s. We have additional toys they made below. If you have further information on T. Cohn, please let us know. More information about Tillicum can be found at:
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 Sand Boat c. 1940 10"L |
 Sand Boat Box c. 1940 |
 Fire Chief #34 c. 1955 8.8"L x 4.4"H x 4.75"W $60 - $80 |
 Fire Chief #34 Box |
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 Merry Go Round Pull Toy Estimated 1955 8.25”L x 3.75”H x 3”W $30 - $40 |
 Sand Boat Box Estimated 1950 9”L x 4.5”H x 4.75”W $30 - $40 |
 Metal Duck #23 Box Estimated 1950 $15 - $20 |
 1920 Playthings Ad |
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 1951 Advertisement Billy & Ruth Catalog, Pg. 21 |
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| Tamworth Toys South Tamworth, N. H. and Boston, Mass. |
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 Elephant |
 Camel Ad |
 Horse |
| Tarco | |
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 Flyin Butterfly with Box 1963 7.3"L x 7"H x 3"W $30 - $40 |
| Testors Chemical Co. Rockford, IL |
 Assemble Ship #666 Estimated 1948 16.25"L x 4"H x 3.25"W $45-$60; + $30-40 with box |
| Tick Tock Decorah, Iowa Estimated 1946 We believe Tick Tock Toys were designed exclusively for Firestone. |
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 Fish c. 1946 16.25"L x 4"H x 6.25"W $45 - $60 |
 Shoved Truck c. 1946 22"L x 14"H x 7.5"W $60 - $80 |
 Elephant c. 1946 13.25”L x 8.5”H x 4”W $45 - $60 |
 Grasshopper c. 1946 $45 - $60 |
 Alligator c. 1946 7"L x 4.75"H x 6"W $45 - $60 |
 Caterpillar c. 1946 16.5"L x 2.5"H x 4.5"W $45 - $60 |
 Squirrel c. 1946 10”L x 8.25”H x 3.75”W $30 - $40 |
 Poodle c. 1946 9.5”L x 9”H x 4”W $45 - $60 |
 Giraffe c. 1946 9.5”L x 15.5”H x 5”W $60 - $80 |
 Penguin c. 1946 9.5”L x 10.75”H x 5”W $45 - $60 |
 Wagon with Blocks c. 1946 14.5”L x 3.75”H x 10”W $45 - $60 |
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| Tillicum Toys Tillicum was a division of Milton Bradley. See the chapter on Milton Bradley for examples of their toys. |
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 Truck Hauler |
 Coastwise Set Floor Toys c. 1960 13"L x 9.3"W x 2.25"H $45 - $60 |
 Auto Transporter Estimated 1936 19.5"L x 3.75"H x 1.5"W |
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 Tillicum Bathtub Box Estimated 1936 14"L x 1.5"H x 11"W $60 - $80 |
 Bathtub Set #100 Estimated 1936 $225 - $300 |
 National Defense Set |
 Bear Estimated 1936 $60 - $80 |
 Duck Estimated 1936 $60 - $80 |
 Ship #277 c. 1950 5.5"L x 1.75"H x 1.6"W $30 - $40 |
 Ship #251 c. 1950 5.5"L x 1.75"H x 1.6"W $30 - $40 |
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| Tip Top Toys We don't have much information on Tip Top Toys. |
 Giant Flyer #200 Estimated 1935 23.3"L x 7.1"H x 19.5"W $300 - $400 |
| Toy Corp of America. 7 East 17th St. New York 3, New York |
 1944 Advertisement Toy Value: $75 - $100 |
| The Toy Crafters, Inc. Makers of Toy Craft Toys Fitchburg, Mass |
 1914 Advertisement Duck: $90 - $120 Mule: $150 - $200 |
| Toylanders Sterling, Ill. For additional information on Toylanders Toys, see the company write up for "Hustler" on this website. |
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 Duck Drinking Estimated 1927 11"L x 6.25"H x 3.25"W $150 - $200 |
 Toylanders 1927 8.8"L x 9"H x 4.5"W $150 - $200 |
 Toylander Puppy c. 1927 8"L x 7.75"H x 4"W $120 - $160 |
| Transogram New York, NY |
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 Playwoodie Hotdog c. 1935 4.8"L x 2.6"H x 2.8"W $75 - $100 |
 Boat Box Set Box 1937 |
 Boat Blox Set #371 1937 Builds War Ships |
 Build Your Own Town 1941 $45-$60 |
 Sink the Ship Game ca 1935 11.5"L x 2.5"H x 6.5"W $60 - $80 w/box |
 Playwoodie Set Box: 13" x 8.75" |
 Ten Pins |
 Ten Pins with Box |
%20Transogram%20-%20Mosaic%20Box%20-%20ca1950%20-%2028.1L%20x%201.4H%20x%206W.jpg){kind=spacer} Mosaic Box ca1950 28.1L x 1.4H x 6W |
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 Duck Pulling Wagon Estimated 1955 11.2"L x 6.5"H x 4.7"W $90 - $120 |
 Windmill Estimated 1955 6.75"L x 7"H x 3.75"W $45 - $60 |
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 Donkey 15.75"L x 18.25"H |
 Tiger |
 1932 Advertisement Toy Values: $120 - $160 |
| Tru-Vue Company Portland, OR |
 1958 Advertisement |
| Tucker Toys Represented by Detroit Athletic Supply 743 Beaubien St. Detroit 26, Mich. |
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 Educational Peg Toy c. 1944 12"L x 5.25"H x 4.5"W $45 - $60 |
 1944 Advertisement Joko: $90 - $120 Blinko: $60 - $80 |
| Tuffy Toys |
 Tuffy Tumbler w/Box Estimated 1965 6.25"L x 5"H x 2.8"W $15 - $20 |
| Tur-Boy Company St. Louis, MO |
 1921 Advertisement Toy Values: $30 - $40 |
| Uncle Ben Jay Products |
 Tony Sarg's Circus Concert c. 1943 20"L x 11"H x 9.5"W $350 - $400 |
| Unknown - Plastic Toys |
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 Rolly-Polly-Toys 7.75"L x 7.75"H x 4.25"W |
 Howdy Doody Circus Car |
 TV Cameraman 1954 4.5"L x 4.25"H x 1.75"W |
 Wilma & Pebbles in Carriage Estimated 1970 9.6"L x 10.5"H x 6.3"W $15 - $20 |
 Horse Mare 6.1"L x 7.2"H x 2.2"W |
 Training Van |
 Kurly the Rolling Hot Dog |
 Oscar Mayer Weiner |
 Wobble Duck w/Box 7"L x 4"H x 2.5"W |
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Universal Toy and Novelty Company |
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 #700 Ducks Truck c. 1944 12.6"L x 6"H x 3.6"W $45 - $60 |
 Easter Bunny Parade Truck Estimated 1950 11.75”L x 6”H x 3.75”W $45 - $60 |
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 Universal Choo-Choo #103 Estimated 1944 $75 - $100; Box $40 |
 Universal Choo-Choo #103 Box Estimated 1944 |
 Train Car c. 1935 5.9"L x 2.1"H x 2.75"W $30 - $40 |
 Train Set #350 Estimated 1944 21"L x 3"H x 2.25"W $45 - $60 |
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 Trolley #102 Estimated 1944 10.25”L x 6.5”H x 2.5”W $45 - $60; Box $30 - $40 |
 Junior Express #100 Estimated 1944 11”L x 4.8”H x 3.6”W $45 - $60 |
 Universal Truck #105 Estimated 1944 14"L x 3.5"H x 5.5"W $60 - $80; box $30 - $40 |
 Universal Truck #105 Box Estimated 1944 |
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 Dump Trunk #205 c. 1948 9.7"L x 5"H x 5.4"W $30 - $40 |
 Fire Chief #104 Estimated 1944 13.9”L x 6.4”H x 4.2”W $45 - $60 |
 Advertisement Block Truck $30 - $40 |
 1920 Advertisement Rabbit: $135-$170 Jumping Clown: $180-$240 Donkey: $150-$160 |
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 1944 Advertisement Trolley #102: $45-$60 Junior Express #100: $45-$60 Fire Chief #104: $60-$60 Universal Truck #105: $45-$60 Choo-Choo #103: $60-$80 Speed Boat #101: $45-$60 |
 1944 Advertisement Toys pictured: $45 - $60 |
 1945 Advertisement |
 1945 Advertisement Fire Chief #211: $75 - $100 Milk Truck #207: $75 - $100 Dump Truck #205: $45 - $60 Farm Tractor #209: $60 - $80 |
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 Universal Catalog Pg 1 Universal Toys Company Cover Page |
 Universal Catalog Pg 2 |
 Universal Catalog Pg 3 |
 Universal Catalog Pg 4 |
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Junior Express Truck
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Fire Chief Fire Engine No. 104
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Trolley No. 102
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| Vetcraft |
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 Vetcraft City Dairy |
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| Victor Eckardt Mfg. Co. 26 East 22nd Street New York City |
 1935 Advertisement Toy Values: $120 - $150 |
| Vilac S.A. Moirans-en-montagne, France 1911 Vilac is a French toy company founded in Moirans-en-montagne. Toys were manufactured in a workshop by Villet. The name "Vilac" was given in 1979. Vilac has had a license to produce Disney toys. These sturdy, large, colorful toys retain a good value in the market place. These toys have been manufactured for over 80 years. Visit the Vilac website at: www.vilac.com/vilac.php?lang=en |
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 Vilac - Barbar the Elephant c. 1990 6.25"L x 4.5"H x 2.5"W $45 - $60 |
 Vilac - Mickey Mouse c. 1990 10"L x 7"H x 4"W $45 - $60 |
 Vilac - Mickey Riding Bike c. 1970 7.6"L x 8"H x 5.4"W $90 - $120 |
 Vilac - Octupus Ringling Bells c. 1990 10"L x 9.6"H x 8"W $15 - $20 |
 Vilac - Toby Dachsund c. 1990 13"L x 4.8"H x 5"W $15 - $20 |
 Vilac - Wooden Tractor c. 1965 11.1"L x 9"H x 5.75"W $60 - $80 |
 Vilac - "Dolly" the Sheep c. 1975 7.2"L x 7"H x 5"W $45 - $60 |
| Vinrose Novelty |
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 Triple Action Pull Toy 1944 |
 1944 Advertisement Merigo: $90 - $120 |
| Wallie Dorr Company The Wallie Dorr Company made a series of toys called "C-M-Walk". They were different animal characters that walked without wheels. It is believed these toys were made by Holgate Toy Company in 1931. Holgate manufactured toys for the Wallie Dorr Company to sell under their name. |
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 Cat Estimated 1931 9.25”L x 6”H x 3.25”W $45 - $60 |
 Elephant Estimated 1960 9”L x 5.75”H x 3”W $60 - $80 |
 Rabbit Estimated 1960 10.25”L x 4.5”H x 2.5”W $45 - $60 |
 Bear Estimated 1960 9.2”L x 5.75”H x 3”W $45 - $60 |
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 Dog with Brown Spots Estimated 1960 9.2”L x 5.7”H x 3”W $45 - $60; Box $30 - $40 |
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| Wilkening Manufacturing
Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Toy manufacturing estimated 1955 - 1960 Wilkening Manufacturing Company, a piston ring manufacturing, needed another use for their rings when sales started to decline due to the rings lasting longer. About the same time, James Industries was hitting the market with a great toy that utilized these materials. Wilkening’s toy designs were very similar to James Industries. They filed for a patent on the “slinky” design in the 1950’s. In 1957, they received the licensee to produce Three Stooges finger puppets, novelty Kazoo and walking spring toys. We were unable to find reference to Wilkening toys after 1958. |
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 Mr. Wiggle's Cowboy c. 1956 12”L x 9.75”H x 4.5”W $45 - $60; Box $15 - $20 |
 Mr. Wiggle's Turtle c. 1956 $30 - $40 |
 Mr. Wiggle's Fire Engine c. 1956 9.25”L x 4.6”H x 4.5”W $45 - $60 |
 1956 Advertisement Cata-puller: $45 - $60 |
 1958 Advertisement Toys pictured: $30 - $40 |
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| The Wilkens Toy Co. Keene, N.H., U.S.A. |
 Horse with Cart & Driver 11.5"L x 5.75"H x 4"W $300 - $400 |
| Woodettes –
Merchandise Mart Chicago, Illinois Estimated 1943 -1950 In 1947, Woodettes is the first company to put an air-compression type motivating force for mechanical toys. The line of “Mot-Air-Ette, as they were called, included a device in the back that the child pulled out to pump. During the war years, they manufactured a couple of wooden pull toys and also a paint and put together circus. We were only able to find reference to Woodettes during the years above. |
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 Big Top Circus c. 1945 12"L x 11.5"H x 2.5"W $45 - $60 |
 Coast Guard c. 1946 12”L x 4.75”H x 4.5”W $120 - $160; Box $90 - $120 |
 Helicopter c. 1945 11”L x 5”H x 8”W $75 - $100 |
 Helicopter c. 1946 10.5”L x 4.75”H x 5”W $120 - $160; Box $120 - $160 |
 1944 Advertisement Helicopter $75 - $100 |
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| Wood Commodities
Corporation New York, New York Estimated 1943 - 1946 Most of the references we could find about Wood Commodities Corporation was concerning their war jeeps, tanks, cannons, and other war toys. They also produced some unique wooden pull toys for the younger children. We did find where they had applied for a patent on their Little Jasper toy in 1944. George Pal, a pioneer at the time in special effects with Paramount Pictures, designed the Little Jasper toy. |
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 Chickadee Family c. 1944 9”L x 9”H x 5.25”W $90 - $120 |
 Duck Cart c. 1944 14.25”L x 8”H x 5.75”W $30 - $40 |
 Elsie the Cow c. 1944 11”L x 11.5”H x 10”W $150 - $200 |
 Elsie the Cow w/Box c. 1944 $150 - $200; Box $120 - $160 |
 Little Jasper c. 1944 7.5”L x 9.75”H x 5.5”W $150 - $200; Box $120 - $160 |
 Pig to Market Estimated 1946 9.5"L x 6.8"H x 4"W $120 - $160 |
 Fire Demon Hook & Ladder Estimated 1944 15"L x 4.5"H x 5.25"W $90 - $120 |
 Local Looney Train Estimated 1944 10.5"L x 7"H x 6.5"W $90 - $120 |
 WWII Tank 1261-M5 1944 10.25"L $60 - $80 |
 1944 Advertisement Wobbly Toys: $45 - $60 each Commando Toys: $60 - $80 Jolly Horse: $45 - $60 |
 1945 Playthings Ad |
