Circa-1906 Bing (German) gauge 4 (75mm) toy locomotive, a massive live-steam train, hand-painted in LSWR livery, one of the largest locomotives Bing made, 15 inches long. Sold for $78,000
Carlisle & Finch (Cincinnati, Ohio) 2-inch gauge electric toy summer trolley. German composition policeman figures were added to the ends of the 14½-inch-long trolley. Sold for $40,800
https://bid.bertoiaauctions.com/lots/view/1-CK3867/salesman-sample-rotary-dump-truck Rare ¼-inch-scale salesman’s sample of a 1922 Autocar rotary dump truck, mostly brass, one of only five known to exist, massive both in size (52 inches in length) and we
Fernand Martin (France) wind-up shoe shiner – “Le Petit Decrotteur” – manufactured circa 1898, 5 inches tall with the original clothing and fabulous face paint. Sold for $6,600
Circa-1926 Steelcraft Lincoln pedal car, sold under the Boycraft label, 100 percent original, with great paint colors, searchlight on the running board, disc wheels with rubber tires. Sold for $6,600
Highlights: Circa-1906 Bing gauge 4 toy locomotive, $78,000; Old Woman in the Shoe mechanical bank, $36,000; salesman sample of a 1922 dump body truck, $25,200.
The toy train world was abuzz in advance of the sale, and the prices realized for many lots were double, triple, even quadruple the high estimates.”— Jeanne Bertoia
VINELAND, NJ, UNITED STATES, July 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A phenomenal circa-1906 Bing (German) gauge 4 toy locomotive soared to $78,000; a rare, contemporary Old Woman in the Shoe mechanical bank rang up $36,000; and a ¼-
