Wind Up Tin Toy - Working Man

This guy's work is never done! That crate won't move itself. I do wonder if this bloke works for a shipping yard or is a convict; check out the cool anchor tattoo! It is the little details that turn a simple toy into a fun story. Reproduction tin toys have become quite collectable in modern times, as true vintage pieces become harder to find. Our range of metal wind-up and push-along toys look and feel as they would have back in the late 1800s to mid-1900s. Motorised tin-plate toys began production in Germany in the 1860s, with the most famous producer being Ernst Paul Lehmann, who continued to make tin toys until the 1930s. Bright and cheerful Collectable Old school Hand-assembled - this means that there may be small, light scratches on some of the pieces For adults CONDITION New. DIMENSIONS 10 cm tall.