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Posted 2 years ago
Imagemakerx2
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I bought a fire truck and four horses at a garage sale a few years back, It looks like it has been to a fire and not cleaned up yet. and I am missing the middle man. I have been looking all over for something to compare it too price wise. Maybe some one can answer the question should I repaint the white part of the toy where it looks burned or leave it alone?
The last piece I bought at the same time, it also has 4 hours it looks maybe like a cart for carring something to display but it would have to be heavy (only and assumption because it used 4 horses to pull it. It is a very interesting pieces
Model Fire TrucksToy fire engines first appeared around 1880, made of cast iron and tinplate…
ToysToys are objects for the imagination, the physical things children manipula…
I'd leave it as is.