Vintage 1950s Tin Litho and Plastic Christmas Tree Push-Spinner Toy

Description

View Vintage 1950s Tin Litho and Plastic Christmas Tree Push-Spinner Toy with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The toy is in superb condition. The plastic Santa looks great. However, the trees I believe are supposed to lean inward covering Santa before the spinner is pushed; they always remain in the outward position. The Vintage 1950s Tin Litho and Plastic Christmas Tree Push-Spinner Toy featuring a Santa figure is a nostalgic collectible item that embodies the charm and simplicity of toys from the mid-20th century. Made of durable tin and featuring a spinning action powered by a push mechanism, this toy is sure to bring joy and entertainment to both children and collectors. Its vintage design, festive Christmas tree shape, and retro appeal make it a unique and sought-after piece for those who appreciate the charm of classic toys. How it works: Pushing the yellow plunger mechanism causes the segmented lithographed tin "tree" panels to rapidly spin and open outward via internal gearing, revealing the small plastic Santa figure inside. Origin and Era: This mechanical toy wad produced widely in Occupied/Post-War Japan during the 1950s for various distributors (such as Midwest Toy Co.) --- The toy is in superb condition. The plastic is solid and the metal bar and trees have no rust nor wear. The plastic Santa looks great. The push/spin mechanism works very well. However, the trees I believe are supposed to lean inward covering Santa before the spinner is pushed; they always remain in the outward position. Condition: Used. Category: Toys & Hobbies › Vintage & Antique Toys › Tin › Other Vintage Tin Toys.

Material

Tin

Vintage

Yes

Year

1950

Country of Origin

United States