April 24, 2024
Old Vintage Celluloid Pigeon on wheels from Japan 1930 Very Rare
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TOY CURIOSITY SHOP Product Description Old Vintage Celluloid Pigeon on wheels from Japan 1930 Very rare and old vintage Celluloid Pigeon on wheels from Japan 1930 in good condition. the pigeon is made of celluloid, and wheels are made of Tin. It’s a Rolly Polly Toy. its rare and unique, and must for celluloid toys collectors. Its size is 1 ½ inch in length, 3 inch in height and its width is 1 ½ inch. In case of any inquiry, please contact me before purchasing my products. PRODUCTS ARE EXACTLY THE WAY THEY APPEAR IN THE PICTURES. About Us It’s a great honor to be here on eBay as a seller doing what I like doing the most. My hobbies are antiques so I decided to sell them 1 fine day. Toys are my childhood obsession and now they have become my passion and business. I regularly get toys from different parts of India. These toys are mostly from the pre war and post war era. These toys are mostly made in Japan and Germany. Toy Curiosity Shop was founded by me to fulfill my passion. The shop is located in Mumbai, India. My website is currently under construction. So wait up all you toy lovers as there is going to be a perpetual Toy Carnival here on eBay for the next 365 days… Payment and Shipping International buyers can make a payment through Pay Pal The product will be send once the payment is been made within 10 days This is
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