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A cool Cast-Iron Mickey and Minnie Mouse Riding on a Motorcycle. The motorcycle is approx. 6" long. The figures are removable and the front wheel moves on the cycle. Really fun and cool item for my collection.
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YEP, This is probably my new favorite Piece of Mickey, Yep, gotta get one of these!!
Is this one a Tippco?
Thanks Kerry, glad you like it!
Not sure Vetraio50, I do not see any markings on it...
This one is a keeper! Really neat.
Thank you Disneypoppop!
Gotta ask, What did you have to pay for this ? If you don't want to say, I'll understand, but would really like to know. Email is kerry10456@yahoo.com, if you wish to say with out publishing it for public view.
Thank you guyfrmatl for the heads-up on these and I've posted mine also, with thanks to you.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/79065-had-to-have-one-lol?in=user
FABULOUS!!! : )
Glad you scored one Kerry, and thanks for the love miKKoChristmas11 and everyone else! :)
Is this the real one? I know there is a reproduction one going around ebay. If thats the real one, that baby is worth a nice penny!