Tin lithography is becoming highly collectable again. Huge prices were to be had in the 90's, then came the crash around the world. Still affordable, they evoke memories of childhood.
This particular example was made in West Germany by Lehman? or? I purchased it at an auction last night, complete with 70 years of dust and dirt. Condition is everything when buying old tin toys, they have to work and they have to have all their parts. The graphics must be clean with no dents or scrapes. If this came with the box, it would be worth at least double.
This particular example was made in West Germany by Lehman? or? I purchased it at an auction last night, complete with 70 years of dust and dirt. Condition is everything when buying old tin toys, they have to work and they have to have all their parts. The graphics must be clean with no dents or scrapes. If this came with the box, it would be worth at least double.
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