Antonio Pasin, who had learned cabinet-making on a Venetian estate, started manufacturing a wooden toy wagon in Chicago in 1917, first calling it "Liberty Coaster" for the Statue of Liberty, then ...

These wagons sold for around $10 to $12 in the early 1900s. Your toy wagon was made circa 1920 and can be found online selling for $245 to $550. Q.

S.A. Smith made wooden and metal toys, wagons, wheelbarrows, children's carriages and the famous shoo-fly rocking horse. One of their toys was a wooden milk wagon and horse with the name Hillside Farm ...

Radio Flyer is the largest manufacturer of toy wagons in the world, making some 40 different wagons, from a tiny wagon at the end of a $2.99 key chain to a large wood all-terrain wagon for $150.

Their workshop today is a sea of wooden tables on steel legs and familiar Radio Flyer red, on toy wagons and toy cars and color swatches and every tool cabinet.

Antonio Pasin, who had learned cabinet-making on a Venetian estate, started manufacturing a wooden toy wagon in Chicago in 1917, first calling it “Liberty ...

Fargo - LeRoy Hintz has found a special way to honor his grandfather's memory. The 71-year-old Fargo man makes miniature wooden Western wagons by hand, but without using any pattern or model ...

Land Of 10000 Stories Inspired by his childhood toy, Minnesotan builds not-so-little red wagon he can drive 80 years ago, Allan Dragseth played with a little red wagon. Now he drives one.