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Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train
Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train

Antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train

$ 63.36

  • Brand: Dayton Schieble
  • Character Family: Train Engine
  • Material: Tin
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Year: 1900

Description

This antique Dayton Schieble Friction Hill Climber Tin/Pressed Steel Locomotive Train is a must-have for collectors of vintage toys. With its intricate design and attention to detail, this train engine is sure to impress. Made of high-quality tin and pressed steel materials, it is durable and built to last. The train engine is from the year 1900 and features the Dayton Schieble brand. It is a great addition to any vintage toy collection and is sure to be a conversation piece. The character family is Train Engine and it is a perfect gift for anyone who loves trains. Shows well and works well. Does show wear consistent with age. There is a cap I think missing on front of train. See pictures. The train engine is 16” long by 6” tall and sticks out 5 1/2”.