Vintage Johnny West action figures, horses and accessories, from Marx’s Best of the West playset line. [...]

Wind-up and tin-litho antique toys made in post World War II Japan by “Linemar”, a trademarked brand name used by Marx to market these toys. [...]

Marx Sci-Fi Toys, including Big Loo, Great Garloo and Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots, a two-player game which enjoyed far-ranging success, selling in the hundreds of thousands and becoming a minor pop-culture phenomenon. [...]

Plastic toy soldiers, including figures from the highly popular Warriors of the World collection. Represented are soldiers from the American, British, Japanese, German and Russian armies, as well as Blue & Gray soldiers from the Civil War. [...]

The most popular Marx action figure today is the mythical Johnny West from their Best of the West play set, although Johnny’s other-half Jane West is also commonly traded, along with Chief Geronimo, Mike Hazzard the Double Agent and an assortment of medieval knights. [...]

Marx pressed steel collectible toy cars, pickup trucks, tow trucks, tractor trailers and airplanes. [...]

Antique Marx O gauge locomotive engines and rolling stock. Represented are many famous railroads from decades ago, including the Santa Fe Railway, the New York Central, the Penn Central and the Union Pacific Railroad. [...]

Many items offered here are from Marx’s Best of the West play set series, which featured characters based on historical figures like General Custer and Chief Geronimo, or characters that Marx invented like Johnny West. [...]

Marx windup tin-litho characters, dogs, cars, trucks, airplanes and tricycles. Commonly found items include climbing tractors, the Honeymoon Express train set, the Jumpin’ Jeep and Dick Tracy squad cars. [...]

Many of the company’s most successful play sets were patterned and named after popular Western films and TV shows of the day, including Gunsmoke, Davy Crockett and Fort Apache, or recreated scenes involving popular actors like Roy Rogers. [...]

Marx tin-litho mechanical toys, many of which are windup toy vehicles and aircraft, many of which were manufactured in post-WWII Japan. Common items include tin train stations, racers, motorcycles, police chief cars and fire chief cars. [...]