Tin Robot Toys

Tin Metal Robot
The Robot Toys made by Tin Metal and made in Japan at 50's

Updated 3/5/2012 (Since Feb. 2002)

         

 

Tin Metal Toy was made in Japan during 1950 through 1960 for export purpose.

That time Toy professionals design and produce fantastic dream machine based on the best hand skill with craftsman spirit.

Those mechanism are surely amazing, because any complex actions only controlled by gear and cams, not so as today.

Price was very expensive among ordinal kids toys even that time, so that products is not for everyone but wealthy family.

Most of Tin Toy was exported to the USA, but highly qualified in market as collector's items, not just as Toys.

Now, many of them are coming back their Home country, Japan, because we can now afford them.

     Robot is the Top of  Tin Toys and remember that we only gaze enviously through display case at that time.
So, not only myself but anyone must eager to get those Robots which remained in our memories.

The Tin Metal Robot is The Time Machine to bring back us to innocent old time in kids ages

(This Website is owned by Tin Metal Robot collector in Japan.)

(Any products on this site may Not for Sales)

(Enjoy 50's dream makers)

 

1.(Horikawa Robot)

2.(Robby Robot)

3.(Very unique Robot)

4.(Other Tin Toys)

 

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Note: Price in shown are based on my personal opinion. Estimated C8.5 as include original box .

The USA is the price leader, but price is very vary depend on condition and where to get, so price is expected personal trade in Japan.

Such a antique goods have no certain sales channel and no suggested price. I.E.: Antique shop bought them 1/3 of price tag.

So that price is way high for individual collectors to purchase from shop and sometimes it is unrealistic

My purchase price was also vary by season or whom buy from, but I had good deal from nice sellers.

Rareness 1 = almost impossible to get from open market. (I.E.: Thunder Robot)

5= Easy to get, but less market value

(All based on my personal opinion)

  

Robot fun and interest in Tin Toys (Any Questions e-mail to) Owner (E-mail)

(Note for site visitors): Upon request by overseas visitors, English Translation is almost done, but still bad English !

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