Posted 5 years ago
dalpet
(1 item)
Unusual body style
Hub cap labeled mw
Any help dating or any other information helpful.
In poor condition but I believe restorable.
Early murray mercury toy wagon | ||
| Pull Toys17 of 97 |  |  |
Early murray mercury toy wagon | ||
| Pull Toys17 of 97 | | |
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Posted 5 years ago
dalpet
(1 item)
Unusual body style
Hub cap labeled mw
Any help dating or any other information helpful.
In poor condition but I believe restorable.
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Just a random thought...did Montgomery Ward ever use a logo like that??
The "M's" are shaped the same way, so I believe they are m's. Here's a link to a company I found that made metal wagons in the early 1900's:
https://www.antiquetoys.com/resources/toy-makers-k-z/?v=7516fd43adaa
Mohawk Metal Toy Company New York, New York
1919 – 1921
Other names: Mohawk Metal Toy Company, Inc.
Founder: Samuel Hoffman
Specialty: Limited information indicates that the Mohawk Metal Toy Company was founded in January 1919, and the toy factory was located at 43 Bleeker Street in New York City. The company manufactured a line of metal toys and novelties including miniature wagons, trains and automobiles. The company commissioned Louis Wolf and Company as their selling agent. By 1920, the company incorporated and expanded the line to include a lightweight tin dump truck measuring approximately 7 inches in length and a “Main Street” trolley car measuring 6 1/2 inches long, Mohawk Metal Toy Company advertising disappears from the various trade publications during 1921 and the company is not heard from again.