Speedboy Coaster Wagon

Hello - I have exhausted all my "Googling" efforts and am unable to determine year of manufacture, value, etc. for my Speedboy Coaster wagon. It is all intact, with a nice patina and in real good shape overall. The mid support carriage bolt has been replaced but do not feel this distracts from the actual value in a significant manner. I have attached two pictures for assisting with determining what info can be obtained and anything anyone can provide will be greatly appreciated. I really just want to know if I have something special or not, thank you.

 

Goober-From a quick research,it says it was made by Hubley.Probably 1930's-50's.

 

You didn't see this 1934 Janney, Semple, Hill & Co. ad on eBay? A bit earlier than yours I'd think.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/152982863838

Debora

 

yes-the 'dingbats' graphic surrounding the title looks a little earlier than goobers model.check w/ an online hubley collectors group.they're a very famous old toy maker like marx.

 

You should reach out to Dan Morphy - they specialize in early toys. https://morphyauctions.com/

 

Mine was made of wood, so probably not a Speedboy.

 

MOS-Did your wood wagon have wooden spoke wheels or metal ? The earlier ones of course look like 'buckboards' or freight wagons.Some 19th century models were pin-striped & hand stenciled or lettered,Folk Art really.

 

As I recall, metal, but that was a long time ago. Mid '50s.

 

Here's some Oldies,first's an 1870's baby carriage.

 

Thank you for your help!

 

Thank you for your help!

 

Thank you for your help!

 

-Tink nuttin' uf it !