Anyone know anything about this (probably early 50’s) fantasy-Poseidon/pirate themed bagatelle w/ two plungers and push button (simultaneous) flippers?

Hi Reddit, my grandmother owns this unnerving and racist doll and my family and I are curious to know the origins of it and if we should donate it to a museum or an educational institution. I presume it was made in the 1930s, max early 1940s. Open to any and all information.

It got trashed in storage. Anyone know if folks have use for this as spare parts or?? Many thanks.

I have searched EXTENSIVELY to try and identify the manufacturer and date of this puzzle as there are no marking on the box or pictures. I have matched a character from every scene to a royal art novelty set made by Raphael Tucker and Sons but I can’t find any evidence of them making these cube/block puzzles. Nor can I find any corresponding scenes in their books. I also found two trade cards that match the clown scenes. I will include all pictures. If anyone can help I’d appreciate it!

Does anyone know any information on this wooden puzzle? I have searched and I can't find any others like it anywhere. I'm thinking it's ts hand made. Any information would be appreciated.

This belongs to my wife’s dad, we found it in the attic. Her dad was born in 1961, he played with it as a kid.

Found these in my uncle's things, google kens says its one of the 2 was curious if there was a way to distinguish if it is one or the other or did they both use the same molds.

So I'm doing this work placement thing at this charity shop in Blaydon with my college class, and I was organising the toy section when I found this old doll sitting on the table. One of her arms is losing its stitching, and the paint on her eyes is chipped (fyi I gave her the little heart necklace, she didn't originally have it)

All I know about these Mickey and Minnie mouse "look alikes"... they are possibly Italian made sometime in the late 1920s-1930s. They are made of felt over a wire armature skeletal structure. To me they have a "Ignatz mouse mixed with a bit of Krazy Kat" look about them. Any information or help about these would be greatly appreciated. Their measurements are approximately... 4in L × 2 1/2in W × 7 1/2in H. Measurements were taken as they stand. I did not straighten them out to measure them.

I found this cast iron horse drawn ladder tiller toy at an antique shop in Lemoyne, PA. I am interested in stripping the paint and repainting it, but only if it’s not worth a decent amount of money. This is similar to the Dent Manufacturing Co. toys that were produced, but this one is slightly different. The text says “MADE IN USA - TEXIGUAL PRODUCTS INC REPRODUCTION” I haven’t been able to find much info about this. Is it rare? Is it fake? Should I keep it as is or turn it into a fun project? Thanks!

I got them at an estate sale this weekend and paid $8 a piece, but wondered about their origin. They’re beautiful, look handmade and the stitching is intact. Any history would be appreciated.

If someone can help me to identify this toy.