The Paul Morantz Collection

(J. Chein Co., 1932) A pair of tin litho wind-up toys featuring Popeye and Barnacle Bill. When wound, they waddle in circles with heads waggling. Meas

(J. Chein, 1932) A rare Drumming Popeye Sparkling toy with original box. When operated, a mechanism inside the drum spins, creating a rat-a-tat-tat so

(J. Chein, 1930s) A Popeye wind-up tin toy by the J. Chein Co. The toy depicts Popeye boxing a balloon and features a tin litho figure and base with

(J. Chein & Co., 1930s) A Popeye tin litho bag puncher toy by J. Chein & Co. When wound Popeye punches the bag for his workout. The toy is i...

(Jaymar, 1930s) A 5" tall jointed wooden figure produced by Jaymar in the 1930s. The toy shows scattered wear but still stands well on its own ...

(Japan, 1930s) A celluloid wind-up toy of Wimpy with the original box. When wound, he functions properly, shuddering and shaking while twisting at the

(Marx, 1932) A "Popeye Express" Wind-up toy by Marx. When wound, Popeye walks forward swiftly pushing the cart, while the parrot rocks bac...

(American Crayon Company, 1933) A Popeye paint set by The American Crayon Company. With Popeye, Olive Oyl, and Swee' Pea on the cover, the tin l...

(Marx, 1930's) A Popeye Tin Lithograph airplane toy by Marx. This is a scarce earlier version of the Popeye the Pilot Toy, which saw graphic and...

(Marx, 1932) A walking Popeye tin litho wind-up toy manufactured by Louis Marx & Co. The toy features a tin litho Popeye carrying parrot cages w...

(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"...

(LineMar, 1950s) A friction operated Olive Oyl Ballet Dancer tin toy by LineMar. The 5.5" tall toy operates with a 6.5" metal key that se...

(LineMar, 1950's) A Battery-Operated Bubble Blowing Popeye by LineMar. Identified as one of the most sought-after bubble blowing toys, Popeye is...

(Linemar, 1950's) A tin litho Popeye the Basketball Player wind-up toy by LineMar. When wound, Popeye tosses the ball up into the hoop. Measurin...

(Linemar, 1950s) A tin litho wind-up tank by Linemar. When wound, the tank rolls forward with Popeye pushing up from underneath to roll it over backwa

(Linemar, 1950's) A scarce tin litho wind-up roller skater Popeye. Featuring a built-in mechanism and key, when wound Popeye rolls in circles an...

(Linemar, 1950s) A Popeye Mechanical Tricycle with Revolving Bell wind-up tin toy by Linemar. The toy features a tin litho tricycle and body with cel

(LineMar, 1956) A Mechanical Tumbling Popeye manufactured in Japan by LineMar. The toy features a tin litho Popeye, with metal and wood pipe, and buil

(King Features, 1958) A Popeye Daily Dime Bank. Designed to help save up $5.00 by adding a dime a day, the tin litho bank will not open until (50) dim

(J. Chein, 1959) A pair of Sparkling Popeye toys by the J. Chein Co., with (1) original box. One toy still sparkles in the pipe area when used, the ot

(Linemar, 1960's) A tin litho wind-up Juggling Popeye and Olive Oyl by LineMar. When wound, Popeye's arms spin, and the baton he holds strik...

(Thermos, 1964) A Popeye lunchbox and bottle by Thermos. The bottle and lunchbox feature Popeye, Wimpy, Swee'Pea, Olive Oyl, and Brutus (Bluto) ...

(Buck Rogers, 1935) A Buck Rogers pin produced by the White Head and Hoag company of Newark N.J. This scarcer version of the pin includes "Mem...

(1940s) A very rare Buck Rogers Flying Saucer toy. Essentially two paper plates held together with a metal band on the edges, the toy dates to the lat

(Unknown, 1940s) A Luxury Liner Cruise Ship tin lithographic windup by an unknown manufacturer. The propeller spins once the built-in key is wound. Me

(Syroco, 1939) A 1939 New York World's Fair Syroco wood wall thermometer. Measuring 5.5"x3.5", the piece is in very good condition wi...

(AMC, 1933) A hard-to-find cast iron Chicago World's Fair Greyhound Lines Arcade Transport. The 11.5" long toy has rubber wheels, (4) runni...

(Ideal, 1940) A 13" tall Jointed doll by the Ideal Novelty & Toy Company. The moveable head and upper body are composition while the rest o...

(Marx, 1940) A tin litho wind-up Superman and plane toy. The toy was designed to roll forward with Superman periodically flipping over to move it in a

(LineMar, 1940) A tin litho wind-up tank by Linemar. When wound, the tank moves forward with Superman pushing up from underneath to roll it over backw

(LineMar, 1950s) A tin litho wind-up tank by Linemar. When wound, the tank rolls forward with Superman pushing up from underneath to roll it over back

(D.C. Comics, 1940's) A Superman Daily Dime Bank. Measuring 2.5"x2.5", the bank features a classic image of Superman breaking chains a...

(Standard Plastic Products, 1966) A vinyl Superman wallet produced in the 1960s. The Yellow vinyl exterior features a classic image of Superman breaki

(Aladdin, 1978) A Superman Lunch Box manufactured by Aladdin. The metal lunch box features Superman, Lois Lane, Jor-El, and other characters in colorf

(LineMar, 1958) A battery operated tin toy of Superman pushing a tank to flip it. This toy does test with batteries powering it properly but does not

(Prager & Rueben, 1943-1945) A Raggy Doodle Paratrooper toy designed by aviatrix Elvy Kalep. Pat the Paratrooper was designed to "present m...

(Delphos, 1948) An extremely rare Black Beauty Rocking Horse by the Delphos Bending Company. Measuring 14.75"x 33"x26.75" tall, the h...

Marx, 1939) A Porky Pig wind-up tin toy by Marx Toys. Tested for function, Porky's parasol spins and he shudders when fully wound. Measuring 5.5...

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

(Ham Fisher, 1948) A tin Joe Palooka lunch kit, made in 1948. The two-handled tin lunch bucket with lid is decorated with scenes of Palooka and his fr

(Unique Art, 1949) A classic tin litho wind-up produced by the Unique Art Manufacturing Company in 1946. The toy has a built-in key and consists of a