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Two-Day Toy Sale At Pook & Pook, Sept. 6 and 7 Other cast iron toys On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6 and 7, Pook & Pook include a N.N. Hill Brass Co. double ripper sled toy, a Inc. of Downington, Pa., will Vindex motorcycle delivbegin the fall season with ery, and a Niederst steam a two-day toy sale shovel. focusing on cast Various Arcade, Dent, iron items. Included are a Hubley, and Kenton cast iron toys are featured large group of mechanical and throughout the sale still banks, with comprising dump names such as trucks, buses, steam shovels, etc. “Giant in Tower,” There are many “Boys Stealing Early American tin Wa t e r m e l o n , ” toys, including pull “Circus,” “Dark toys and a clockwork Town Battery,” train. “Merry-Go-Round,” Among the trains, and “Boy Scout there are several masCamp,” just to name sive live steam engines a few. and tenders as well as Horse-drawn live steam boilers and toys are plentiful, accessories. with many differA selection of ent examples by German toys are also Dent, Hubley, offered, including Wilkins, Kenton “Giant in Tower” a Carette limou& Shimmer and sine, a Marklin painted tin others. A nice Carpenter three- battleship “Maine,” a windstory burning house with fire- up carousel, pull toys, etc. A group of cast men and rescue women will iron, pressed steel, be offered, and tin airplane toys along with will cross the an impresblock on the sive selecsecond day of tion of cast iron fire-relatthe sale. These include items by ed toys K e n t o n , throughout the Kilgore, Dent, sale. Hubley, etc. M a n y Steiff animals and a selection of dolls round out the “Dark Town Battery” sale.
Kenton oversized cast iron ladder truck
“Boys Stealing Watermelon”
Other items to be sold include a variety of board games, play sets, puzzles, children’s books, toy cannons, and nodding toys. It will be a diverse two days, full of toys. For further information, visit www.pookand pook.com or call 610269-4040.
Kenton donkey wagon “Mama Katzenjammer” spanking child
Hubley fire pumper with electric headlights
Carpenter burning house
Marklin live steam tractor with brass boiler
“Merry-Go-Round” Dent Breyers Ice Cream truck
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