Vintage cast iron house and carriage

<p>99.9% of these are reproductions made within the last 20 years, based on late 19th to early 20th century examples by companies such a Hubley. I believe this one is as well, there is generally quite a few of these listed on ebay, I&#39;d check there for a price.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Lovejoy </p>

Hubley Yes I saw one on ebay for 125.00 but it was small and didnt look like mine. If you get time google it. Like I said the one I saw was the same as mine but didnt have coke on it and only 4 horses. Mine has 8 Even if it is Hubley worth more then what I paid but realy would like it more if it was reel. Ok then that guy&#39;s is over priced or I got the real deal? Thats for the Info if you have more feel free to let me know. Thanks for your time... Richard

<p>I mentioned Ebay because that&#39;s where you find the repros listed from time to time. The originals are far older than than any of those by Coke. A real late 19th century wagon by the original makers such as Ives sell for over $1000.00 at auction. Here&#39;s a fun site for you: http://cast-iron-toys.com/</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Lovejoy </p>

<p>Nobody can really tell you without examining the piece, things like flat looking pastel paint jobs, bright chrome axles etc. are dead giva ways, but it&#39;s really hard to tell from images.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Lovejoy </p>

<p>were the chains on it when you got it? Is it possible that the person you got it from put the chains on it , because they were missing ?</p>