toys - planes
27 item(s) found:
Tinplate twin jet Passenger aeroplane Chinese, circa 1960s, battery operated, grey, white, blue and red, registration number 'Me-789', unboxed (G-VG) 45 cm wingspan
A Chein Graf cast aluminium Zeppelin pull toyAmerican, silver airship with blue and red roundels, red gondola, green wheels and friction driven green propeller, blue and red lettering to airship 'Graf Zeppelin' and 'Chein & Co.' (G-E) 24 cm long
Schuco Radiant 5600 Remote control BOAC Airliner German, impressive battery powered tinplate four-propellor airliner in white, blue and orange BOAC livery, silver-grey wings, detailed cockpit with two aircrew, with control wire and steering wheel,…
A tin toy black night fighter plane 34 cm long
Daiya Battery Operated Boeing 2707, Japanese, circa 1960s, tinplate and plastic with white and blue 'pan, American' livery, registration number 'N270PA', one wing damaged, in illustrated box; and a, Japanese friction powered tinplate Douglas DC-8, white,…
Friction powered Ilyushin II-62 aeroplane European, circa 1960s, tinplate, plastic engines, silver with blue and white 'Klm Royal Dutch Airlines' livery, registration number 'Ph-Ils 62-741'; and Joustra battery operated Concorde, French, circa 1960s,…
Meccano No. 11 Constructor Plane Set c1930's. Made for German market. Built as a single wing monoplane with Swiss insignia in blue and cream livery, with pilot, propellor and wheel spats.…
Meccano Aeroplane Constructor Set No. 2, c.1930s in original box complete with 24 page instruction manual. contents include three radical cowl engines, wheel spats, pontoons, pilot, two original 'Aero' tins and appears to be complete. Wing registration no.…
Meccano Tri-motor plane c.1930's, single wing in cream/red from no. 2 constructor set, three radical cowl engines, wheels spats. Registration no. 'G-Elyu'
Meccano Constructor aeroplane c.1930's, made up as a biplane in silver/red livery with 4 RAF roundells, propellor and wheels spats.
Meccano no. 0 Constructor aeroplane c.1930's, made up as a seaplane with pontoons and pilot. Wing registration 'G-Eylt' in cream and red. Paintwork fair only
A very rare Lehmann number 817 tinplate aeroplane, a Heinkel Kampfflugzeug Blitz HE 70 bomber, German, green and black with Luftwaffe markings and lettering 'D-Udet', with two interchangeable undercarriages and instructions, stamped 'NR.…
A Gama battery operated pan Am Strato Clipper Airliner, West German, sliver, white and blue tinplate with registration number 'N1023V' to wing, circa 1960s, mechanism not working; and a Yonezawa, Japanese battery operated tinplate and plastic,…
A, Japanese remote control tinplate DC7 aeroplane
A, Japanese tin pan, American DC-8 aeroplane
A Yonezawa friction powered tinplate Convair B-36Japanese, grey and red with 'Usaf' lettering and roundels, friction powered wheels driving six propellers, three crewmen to cockpit, circa mid 1950s 49 cm long 66 cm wing span
Rare Tootsietoy pan, American Airport set no.…
Tomiyama friction powered BOAC Comet 4 Airliner, Japanese, silver, blue and white tinplate aeroplane with lever action operating opening door and passengers appearing at windows; and a,…
A Gunthermann clockwork tinplate acrobatic 'roplane, German, dark blue and grey lithographed monoplane with pilot and balloon tyres, printed lettering to the front 'Sg Germany' the wind-up action causing the plane to somersault, (G)
A large friction powered Japanese Airlines airliner, Japanese, tinplate and plastic with Jal livery and registration number 'JA8001'; and two small friction powered U.S. military 'roplanes (F-G) (3) Largest 63 cm long, 57 cm wingspan
A tin toy American Airlines DC7 Plane 1950's 53 cm wing span
Meccano 1930's Constructor Plane, in cream/light green, made up as a bi-plane with single radial cowl motor reversed beneath top wing (similar to Walrus Flying Boat) complete with 4 RAF roundells and pilot
Tin plate Pan AM Boeing Stratocruiser, made in the US zone, produced in friction and battery powered
USAF 'Sugar foot III' F1-11 tin plate, friction powered aeroplane
Home made passenger aeroplane of tin construction