Showing posts with label Schuco toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Schuco toys. Show all posts

Monday, October 15, 2018

Toys of Times Past Auctions' Latest Upcoming Auction

Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Cloudy with Sunny Periods
8 C  46 F



Toys of Times Past Auctions'
Latest Upcoming Auction

    If you've been following be of late, you'd see that I've returned to writing. I can't promise for how long, but there have been nice upcoming auctions that have given me the impetus (incentive) to write. I ventured over to  Toys of Times Past Auctions and was surprised to see so many toys that I had not yet seen before. Also, the owner is quite knowledgeable, as the dates of when these toys were around are inclusive in the descriptions.




Like many auctioneers recently have done, Toys of Times Past Auctions have
decided to use an auction service company to have their bidders bid. The auction
service organizes the auction, takes bids, and of course receives a commission for their work on -line. Below is the auctioneer organizer's (Invaluable) website for Toys of Times Past Auctions.

This auction consists mostly of an exceptional 
collection of Schuco (Germany) toys in very good conditions.
I have not seen so many of the same toys in an auction before!

This auction is scheduled for November 3, 2018


Made in Germany. 
Rare & very hard to find 1923 
Nifty Barney Google Riding Spark Plug horse 
early comic character tin windup toy with original box. 
Measures 7" ( 178 mm) L x 7.25" (185 mm) H.


    Made in Germany by Schuco. Rare & hard to find 1933 tin wind up 853 Mouse Riding Tricycle Scooter with original celluloid balloon and attached key. This is the largest version of all of the Schuco tricycle scooter toys that they produced. 5" long x : 4.5 high.


     Made in USA by Marx. 1920's tin litho windup 
    Ring A Ling Circus with the rare & hard to find rose base 
    version of this circus performing act toy. 
    All four of the circus performing acts work correctly 
    and as they should! 
    Measures 7.5" (191 mm) in Diameter x 8"(203 mm) T.

    Made in Germany by Schuco. 
    1930 fabric covered tin wind up 940 
    Short Tails Jacket Version 
    Dancing Charlie Chaplin with original key. 
    6.5" (166 mm) high.

    Made in Germany by Schuco. 
    Scarce & hard to find 1937 tin wind up s:
    1.  # 496 Walt Disney Dancing Donald Duck with Umbrella and original key. 5.5" high.
    2.  # 495 Walt Disney Dancing Donald Duck with Back Pack and original key. 5.5" high.
    3. # 497/1 Walt Disney Dancing Donald Duck Drummer and original key. 5.5" high.
     5.5" =  140 mm



    Thanks for dropping by,
    And as always,
    Have a great part of the day or night,
    Wherever you may be.

    Stacey Bindman
    toysearcher@gmail.com






    Wednesday, December 18, 2013

    Exceptional Photographic treatment and Care-Part I

    Friday, December 20, 2013


    Exceptional Photographic treatment and Care-Part I

       What caught my attention for today's post was the photography quality. Not only was the photography excellent, but every item from higher-priced to lower-priced and big or small was photographed with the same care and attention. For myself, that tells me something about the seller.
    Mr. Vince Sarchese, is the owner of  real_antiques on ebay, and all of his items are well-photographed. I can only base my conclusion on how I treated my merchandise when I photographed my toys for  ebay.  Of course, I started to blog, and wanted nice photos, but I figured that if I photographed everything well, I would be able to sell easier. Also, I had never sold anything on  ebay, so I also thought that showing the toys well would be an asset.




    I like how Vince has made a montage for the 
    standard that he wants to maintain with his store.













    You'll have to change the blog view to slide show to see the true quality of the photos. But to really best see them, you need to go to  ebay.   However,just looking at the above photo gives you a good sense of the toy quality and condition, as well as the excellent photography.

    Speaking for  myself, and I would think Vince would agree, that once you start taking quality photography,  the extra work involved is soon forgotten. And like all other things, the work get easier and faster. But you also get a sense of pride in comfort at having achieved this level and standard.

    I will be adding another post soon on Vince and his high quality photography and of course the interesting toys and details of the toys! 

    When I see such nice content, I just can't stop looking!


    Thanks for visiting,
    and as always, 
    have a great part of the day or night,
    'wherever you my be.
    Stacey
    toysearcher@gmail.com