Thursday, May 14, 2020
Sunny with clouds
12 C 54 F
I've been visiting people and their stores to see how they are doing in 2020.
This fine store was founded by Mr. Lloyd Ralston,
who sadly passed away some years ago. The company ( Shelton, Connecticut, USA)
is now run superbly by his two sons.
Like many auctioneers, the Lloyd Ralston Gallery has signed up with Liveauctioneers.
Liveauctioneers is a unique website that signs up antique dealers of all kinds, including the special area of antique and modern toys. It has a vast linkage all over the world.
A great asset of this company is the fact that it has the resource of seeing toys from previous auctions, as well as their corresponding final prices of the toys. However they lack the capability of entering the brand name or descriptive words of their merchandise. Nevertheless,
it still is a fantastic source of information about toys.
The auction occurred on May 2, 2020, and consisted
mostly of railroad train, cars, and accessories.
I've added the final prices of the these toys that went to auction. These are
the higher-priced toys, but there were lots of other toys that buyers selected at lower prices.
Please click here to visit their website
Please click here to arrive at their link on Liveauctioneers
Lionel 400E Locomotive and Tender
400T Tender
Final Price: $ 750.00 US + Fees + Taxes
Bing 7116 Post Car
0 Gauge
Hand-painted tin with Interior
Both 4-wheel trucks articulate
Final Price: $ 1100.00 US + Fees + Taxes
Ives 800 Trolley
O Gauge
Lithographed Tin, Windup Mechanism
With Trolly, Pole & Cowcatchers
Circa 1910
Final Price: $ 4200.00 US & Fees & Taxes
Lionel 1928 Store Display
Lithographed Press-boards
60" x 22" (558 mm x 154 mm)
Final Price: $ 16, 000.00 + Fees + Taxes
Lionel Train Set
0 Gauge
Twin Motor Engine and Assorted Cars
Final Price: $ 1300.00 US + Fees + Taxes
Lionel 2624M
Manhattan Pullman
0 Gauge
With Original Box
Final Price: $ 1500.00 & Fees & Taxes
Buddy L Trench Digger
Painted Pressed Steel
L x W x H 24" x 14" x 20" 610 mm x 355 mm x 509 mm
Weight: 28 pounds / 12.72 Kilograms
Circa 1928
$ 2500.00 US + Fees + Taxes (Unless out-of-state)
© 2020
Lloyd Ralston Toys
I'd seen these Buddy L trench diggers before, but hadn't
realized just how heavy and big they were. Also, I thought
that they were manufactured much later in the 20th century.
This one was produced about thye 1930's!
MarklinDT800 Rail Car
HO Gauge, First Version
Final Price: $ 800.00 US + Fee + Taxes
Lloyd Ralston Toys
Ives 490R Universal Fast Freight Jr. Set
0 Gauge
Assorted Cars
Original Boxes
Circa: 1930
Final Price: $ 2700.00 & Fees & Taxes
Ives 117 Suburban Station
0 Gauge
Lithographed Tin
Circa 1906
Final Price: $ 1000.00 plus Fees & Taxes
Wow!
The time sure is moving fast.
In 5 weeks it will be summer,
but with this pandemic it most certainly doesn't have the elation
of looking forward to the nice weather, and having a vacation.
Nevertheless, it's what it is, and we all have to make the
best with what we have.
Take care, and be safe.
Thanks for dropping by
Stacey Bindman
toysearcher@gmail.com
Sunny with clouds
12 C 54 F
Lloyd Ralston Gallery Toys Revisited
I've been visiting people and their stores to see how they are doing in 2020.
This fine store was founded by Mr. Lloyd Ralston,
who sadly passed away some years ago. The company ( Shelton, Connecticut, USA)
is now run superbly by his two sons.
Like many auctioneers, the Lloyd Ralston Gallery has signed up with Liveauctioneers.
Liveauctioneers is a unique website that signs up antique dealers of all kinds, including the special area of antique and modern toys. It has a vast linkage all over the world.
A great asset of this company is the fact that it has the resource of seeing toys from previous auctions, as well as their corresponding final prices of the toys. However they lack the capability of entering the brand name or descriptive words of their merchandise. Nevertheless,
it still is a fantastic source of information about toys.
The auction occurred on May 2, 2020, and consisted
mostly of railroad train, cars, and accessories.
I've added the final prices of the these toys that went to auction. These are
the higher-priced toys, but there were lots of other toys that buyers selected at lower prices.
Please click here to visit their website
Please click here to arrive at their link on Liveauctioneers
Lionel 400E Locomotive and Tender
400T Tender
Final Price: $ 750.00 US + Fees + Taxes
Bing 7116 Post Car
0 Gauge
Hand-painted tin with Interior
Both 4-wheel trucks articulate
Final Price: $ 1100.00 US + Fees + Taxes
Ives 800 Trolley
O Gauge
Lithographed Tin, Windup Mechanism
With Trolly, Pole & Cowcatchers
Circa 1910
Final Price: $ 4200.00 US & Fees & Taxes
Lionel 1928 Store Display
Lithographed Press-boards
60" x 22" (558 mm x 154 mm)
Final Price: $ 16, 000.00 + Fees + Taxes
Lionel Train Set
0 Gauge
Twin Motor Engine and Assorted Cars
Final Price: $ 1300.00 US + Fees + Taxes
Lionel 2624M
Manhattan Pullman
0 Gauge
With Original Box
Final Price: $ 1500.00 & Fees & Taxes
Buddy L Trench Digger
Painted Pressed Steel
L x W x H 24" x 14" x 20" 610 mm x 355 mm x 509 mm
Weight: 28 pounds / 12.72 Kilograms
Circa 1928
$ 2500.00 US + Fees + Taxes (Unless out-of-state)
© 2020
Lloyd Ralston Toys
I'd seen these Buddy L trench diggers before, but hadn't
realized just how heavy and big they were. Also, I thought
that they were manufactured much later in the 20th century.
This one was produced about thye 1930's!
MarklinDT800 Rail Car
HO Gauge, First Version
Final Price: $ 800.00 US + Fee + Taxes
Lloyd Ralston Toys
Ives 490R Universal Fast Freight Jr. Set
0 Gauge
Assorted Cars
Original Boxes
Circa: 1930
Final Price: $ 2700.00 & Fees & Taxes
Ives 117 Suburban Station
0 Gauge
Lithographed Tin
Circa 1906
Final Price: $ 1000.00 plus Fees & Taxes
Wow!
The time sure is moving fast.
In 5 weeks it will be summer,
but with this pandemic it most certainly doesn't have the elation
of looking forward to the nice weather, and having a vacation.
Nevertheless, it's what it is, and we all have to make the
best with what we have.
Take care, and be safe.
Thanks for dropping by
Stacey Bindman
toysearcher@gmail.com
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