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made in the 30´s by ingap toy makers. Is one of my favourite antique tin toys, is clockwork powered and still works great!
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Posted 2 years ago
LATINAMERI…
(1 item)
made in the 30´s by ingap toy makers. Is one of my favourite antique tin toys, is clockwork powered and still works great!
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Micky mouse Toy? Does'nt look like it /Maybe You have the year of the rat play toy..Just putting it out there,Frosty21!
I agree it's not Mickey Mouse, but you have a great item there. With the ears and hands intact even! These old INGAP tin toys are very desirable.
IN THE INGAP TOY CATALOGUE THIS TOY IS PRESENTED LIKE "TOPPOLINO" AND IN HIS COVER CAN SEE THE MICKEY MOUSE FIGURE IN THIS CAR IN A CIRCUS.
http://cgi.ebay.it/Catalogo-INGAP-Storia-produzione-giocattoli-anni-20-70-/150636706944?pt=Giocattoli_d_Epoca&hash=item2312a5bc80
Its kinda Evil Looking
Seen a show once I think it was HISTORY DETECTIVES where they were researching the first mickey mouse, just before the famous one by Disney. This resembles that quite a bit. Must be a nice investment that you have here and quite the rare piece.
What a beauty. I love the litho, especially the cats stalking the mice shown on the wheels.
Such a wonderful piece!!!
I would doubt it is a Mickey Mouse toy, but still a very nice toy
LOVE LOVE LOVE IT:)
wow!! wow!! wow!! this is such a cool little creature!