The Paul Morantz Collection

(King Features, 1934) A tin Popeye pipe kazoo. Copyrighted 1934, these were sold in stores and through comic books at least as late as 1950. Measuring

(Ideal, 1935) A 14" Popeye doll with moveable composition head and body, with painted wood jointed arms and legs. Produced by the Ideal Toy and...

(Rosebud Art Co., 1935) A Popeye Pipe Toss Game produced by Rosebud Art Company of New York. A boxed ring toss game with Popeye's wooden pipe as...

(Northwestern Products, 1936) A tin litho "Wimpy's Musical Hum-burger" toy. Designed to look like Wimpy's favorite food, the hambu...

(Marx, 1936) A Popeye and Olive Oyl Jiggers Toy by Louis-Marx & Co. Olive Oyl plays the accordion while Popeye dances a jig when the built-in ke...

(Marx, 1940's) A Popeye Tin Lithograph airplane toy by Marx. When wound, the plane curves backwards and forwards in all directions. The toy has ...

(Marx, 1941) A very rare Popeye "Funny Fire Fighters" wind-up tin litho toy with celluloid figures of Popeye and Brutus. When wound, the t...

(Marx, 1940s) A DIppy Dumper wind-up tin toy with a celluloid Popeye driver. When wound, the truck curves back and forth, tipping up so the truck bed

(Louis Marx, 1950s) A tin litho horse and cart with a celluloid "Bluto" driver produced by Louis Marx & Co. in the 1950s. The 7" ...

(Louis Marx, 1950s) A tin litho horse and cart with a celluloid "Popeye" driver produced by Louis Marx & Co. in the 1950s. The 7"...