AzTom

Phoenix Arizona

Personal Website: azdiecast.com

I have been an avid toy collector for over 40 years. My collection ranges from farm toys to cars and trucks but includes just about any type vehicle.

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White Glass Kent Coffee Filter  - Kitchenin Kitchen
 Fire & Rescue Pedal Car - Toysin Toys
Judy's Farm Set - Toysin Toys
Antique Rake - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
1959 Chevy  - Model Carsin Model Cars
BF Goodrich Sign - Advertisingin Advertising
Goodrich Tires - Advertisingin Advertising
Antique Parlor Stove - Victorian Erain Victorian Era
Pedal Car Dump Truck - Toysin Toys
Dinky Studebaker - Model Carsin Model Cars

Comments

  1. I would agree, Wyandotte
  2. Nice save! These were made by London Toy, should say Beverage Truck and I think No 15 on the bottom. I could not find out why the name is so poorly marked, almost looks like it was intentional. E...
  3. There you go! That restored one looks awesome but may be customized some. I'm looking forward to the finished car.
  4. It's a Garton Mark V. Having the dual type headlights it would be 57 or newer. It looks like it would be an easy restoration and would be well worth the effort. Great find
  5. It's a Steelcraft Airflow. Very Nice!
  6. I have the B Model Mack, first photo but in red packed away somewhere. They were made by a small cottage industry type shop in the 80's if I remember correctly. My first thought was Don Mills but hi...
  7. Cool .... someone spent some time making that one. What's the mystery??
  8. The info posted is correct, a modern decor item. Hundreds of different ones have been sold over the past 15+ yrs at stores like Hobby Lobby and World Market stores. I have never seen markings on any ...
  9. Thank You! Also thank you Manikin and mustangtony for loves.
  10. Bonnie, Thanks SO much for taking the time to help me. I was on the right track, just couldn't figure it out. The patent drawings look to be a much larger unit than the Kent model shown in the box. ...
  11. No doubt in my mind, it's a repo, probably from the 1970's. Once you have handled and admired the real thing the repos become more obvious. Still a cool display piece.
  12. ho2cultcha, That sounds more like a piece of rail used for feeding.
  13. Nice build!
  14. I think the above link is incorrect. the car they are showing is a Kilgore toy not a Kenton. Your car is Cast Iron, not diecast. I am pretty sure it was made by Kilgore. I should also add there is...
  15. Very nice looking build!
  16. Thanks Mike. I would not have done this to a nice truck. The other side was not near as good as the side shown. I do have a few of these that are in excellent shape as well.
  17. Very Nice!
  18. Great to find new models. That one actually has the windshield posts broken off and the top missing.
  19. Thanks, I hope someone can shed some light on it.
  20. Looking for a black/drk blue ink stamped number, should be four digits.
  21. NICE! It's a John Deere 140 Lawn & Garden tractor made by the Ertl Company in Dyersville Iowa. It was made early 70's. Looks be be a repaint but was done professionally.
  22. The Budgie cars are very well made. I have several but don't remember that one.
  23. Cool! Well, this is a new one on me. I don't remember ever seeing these Cigarbox toys, at least I know I don't have any in the box.
  24. gargoylecollector is 100% correct. Your tractor appears to have been repainted as well. Correct parts and decals are available.
  25. Very Nice!
  26. That is a Marx ride on truck. I have seen them as a wrecker and as a fire truck, not sure if other were made. Originally it would have had graphics painted on it. I think it's from the 50's to early 6...
  27. Thanks, It is from around 1980 or newer having the strobe decal. There should be a four digit number stamped on the bottom of the tractor and one on the wagon. With that number I can tell you wh...
  28. Auburn Rubber used the Arcor name from the early 40's to the early 50's. The toys then went to vinyl. You don't see the train that often
  29. Thanks, I would really like to know about when it was made and maybe the value of it.
  30. Great Save!
  31. I saw this wagon sold for $495.00 on ebay in Aug.
  32. Thank You!
  33. Try searching Husa. I have seen wood trains made by Husa and your emblem has a train on it. I think they were from Germany in the 20-30??
  34. Scottvez is correct. The last time I was there they still sold these type of decor items
  35. Looks Great. What's the Mystery?
  36. It is a modern made item. There was one just at a local antique mall for $20.00, same weathering and color. Although the casting is better than some of the recent repos, it is still not as crisp at ...
  37. Well, You know more than you thought you did, it's a pedal car made by AMF. The AMF sticker indicates it was made after 1954, that's the year AMF bought BMC (Binghampton Manufacturing Corporation)...
  38. Mid 50's made by BMC. Very nice!
  39. Nice! That sounds like the Anodized finish. I have several farm tractor and implements like that.
  40. Thanks!
  41. Nice shape for being played with.
  42. Thanks!
  43. Thanks, I double checked the name with a magnifying glass and it does say "Rowe".
  44. Thanks, That's about what I found as well. It's a little too large for my 1/43 collection but too cool to sell.
  45. Thanks for all of the Likes & Loves!
  46. It would be interesting to know what purpose they converted this tool into with that flat washer on the end.
  47. That is awesome, it sure would look nice restored and on MY shelf,lol
  48. Nice! That's a big truck. I have never seen one of these. I have a few of the Fun Ho tractors and a smaller truck.
  49. I love these Hubley racers. That having the large tires would make it the 1953 model. These are easy to repaint, but do as Hubley did when painting the silver grill. Cut a thin cardboard Mask out and...
  50. Nice! The Hubley book shows this was only available in the Army Engineers Set from 1958.
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