1930s Marx Tank (1 Viewer)

[PolarBear]

I received the following inquiry via the TF Resources pages which I am responsible for. Does anyone have any information to pass on to this person?
Thanks, Randy


I have the exact same army tank pictured, world war I tank (1930’s) but mine is in much, much better condition than the one in your picture. What kind of value should be placed on such an item?

Thank you

Joyce O’Keefe

 

[theBaron]

Anyone have Richard O'Brien's book on collecting toys?

I will check my copies of his "Collecting Toy Soldiers," too, when I get home.

Prost!
Brad

 

[Leadmen]

I received the following inquiry via the TF Resources pages which I am responsible for. Does anyone have any information to pass on to this person?
Thanks, Randy


I have the exact same army tank pictured, world war I tank (1930’s) but mine is in much, much better condition than the one in your picture. What kind of value should be placed on such an item?

Thank you

Joyce O’Keefe

In O'Briens book Collecting Toys 5th edition 1990, there is a picture of this Marx tank in color. Under wind-up toys it is listed at 1990 prices as $100-150-200 for average- above average and mint. That model toy shown would be a lot less in the condition it is in. That is my opinion. I seen beat up ones go with no bids at auctions or about $20.00 John

 

[PolarBear]

Thank you John & Brad. She saw the picture on the TF Resources area and as you see said her's is in superior condition.

Randy