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Click here to subscribeBoxed SH Horikawa battery operate tinplate Machine Robot, Japanese 1960s, grey tinplate robot with red feet, clear plastic front with gear mechanism, moving antennas, warning light, walking and swing arm action, 29cm (11 ½”) tall, good to excellent working condition, slight surface rust to lower inner battery door and rim, boxed with inner packing, good some wear to lid edges.
Horikawa - An unboxed battery powered 28 cm tall Horikawa Majin Space Robot # SH-900-950. It is untested and appears in Very Good condition overall with a small area of corrosion on the left leg and light signs of general wear, the battery compartment is clean. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]
A BOXED HORIKAWA (SH TOYS JAPAN) TINPLATE CLOCKWORK GEAR ROBOT, complete and in working order, except the helmet doesn't spark, good condition with only minor paint loss, marking and wear, mainly to the feet, very minor wear to plastic panel and helmet, permanent key, marked 'Made in Japan' to lithographed panel, height approx. 22cm, box complete with pictorial lid and marked SH with the diamond logo and 'Made in Japan' but has some damage and wear
SHIN'EI: ACTOR IN THE ROLE OF OWASABy Shin'ei, signed Shin'ei hitsuJapan, c. 1920sColor woodblock print on paper. Vertical oban. Signed Shin'ei hitsu; publisher Matsuki Heikichi. Titled Actor in the Role of Owasa.The print illustrates an actor as Owasa from the play Gosho Zakura Horikawa no Youchi (Imperial Palace Cherry Blossoms and Horikawa Night Attack).SIZE of the sheet 38.2 x 25.7 cmCondition: Very good condition with minor wear and trimmed margins. Slight browning of paper. Mounted to a passepartout.Provenance: Estate of Wolfgang Zacke (1942-2022), co-founder of Galerie Zacke, thence by descent.
A WAKIZASHI (SHORT SWORD) MOUNTED IN MAGNOLIA WOOD SHIRASAYA, SIGNED KUNIHIRO; PROBABLY HORIKAWA KUNIHIRO, CIRCA 1596-1615 Sugata (configuration): shinogi-zukuri (longitudinal ridge line); medium kissaki; muzori (no curvature); kitae (forging pattern) masame and mokume hada (longitudinal and burl-grain ground); hamon (tempering pattern) suguha (straight line); omote (outer side of blade) with a short single hi (groove) ura (inner side of blade) with a bonji (Sanskrit Buddhist symbol) and much-polished narrow double hi; fitted with a silver foil covered habaki (collar); nakago (tang); nakago (tang) with one mekugi-ana (peg hole) and signed Kunihiro, probably Horikawa Kunihiro, 40 cm blade
A JAPANESE TINPLATE N.A.S.A. SPACE STATION BY S.H. (HORIKAWA) No. 378795, contained in its original cardboard box Condition Report:"Battery compartments are all in good order, with no acid leakage. Rubber wheels are are somewhat mildew-y but otherwise in sound order and not dry/cracked. Body of the space station with numerous small chips, scuffs Window panes are all dirty and scuffed. Minor rusting where plating is chipped. Box is scuffed and creased, with bumped corners. Annotated in ink ""Colin"" over the body of the space station."
A S.H. (Horikawa) Japan C. 1960's Battery Operated Tinplate Space Station No 378795 N.A.S.A. Man Made Earth of Space Age, equipped with engine room, rest and recreation room, dining room (split to plastic window - sellotape repair), controllers room, engine room, revolving antenna, three UM-11.5v battery compartments (varying degrees of corrosion displayed), box base has two puncture holes, wear crushing/creasing to box lid, untested.
Horikawa (SH Toys of Japan) 1960's "Machine Robot" - scarce battery-operated 12"/30cm robot is dark metallic grey, some surface corrosion around the opening battery compartment cover at the rear but does include the see through plastic chest with green/red gear train, red feet and beacon to head, untested but appears otherwise Good for display and still retains its Fair to Good illustrated card box (split to one corner of the lid) with inner card packing piece.
Horikawa (SH Toys of Japan) "Busy Cart Robot" - very scarce 1960's example with tinprinted body, clean battery compartment to rear although the plastic base of the compartment is cracked, but doesn't detract from the models appearance on display, finished in dark grey/pale yellow with detailed tinprinting. This model has been retro fitted with a replacement after market plastic wheelbarrow but does include the original plastic hard hat - still a Good to Good Plus example, 11"/28cm high.
Horikawa / SH Toys of Japan "Friendship-7" tinplate "Space Capsule" - friction drive example with clear plastic cockpit to rear tinprinted Pilot, tinprinted in blue/red, a recent limited edition production - Excellent Plus, 6"/16cm long and comes in a Good card box with illustrated label to the lid.
A WAKIZASHI (SHORT SWORD) MOUNTED IN MAGNOLIA WOOD SHIRASAYA, SIGNED KUNIHIRO; PROBABLY HORIKAWA KUNIHIRO, CIRCA 1596-1615 Sugata (configuration): shinogi-zukuri (longitudinal ridge line); medium kissaki; muzori (no curvature); kitae (forging pattern) masame and mokume hada (longitudinal and burl-grain ground); hamon (tempering pattern) suguha (straight line); omote (outer side of blade) with a short single hi (groove) ura (inner side of blade) with a bonji (Sanskrit Buddhist symbol) and much-polished narrow double hi; fitted with a silver foil covered habaki (collar); nakago (tang); nakago (tang) with one mekugi-ana (peg hole) and signed Kunihiro, probably Horikawa Kunihiro, 40 cm blade
A Horikawa of Japan 1970's vintage battery powered Attacking Martian Robot comprising a gold & grey tinplate body with detailing, grey plastic lags, arms and head, red plastic feet, guns to the chest, the robot has been tested, but alas is not currently in working order, it is however very clean
In multicolored plastic. Depicts robot with visible gear panel on front. Clockwork mechanism moves as robot walks. S.H. Horikawa backstamp. Issued: c. 1972Dimensions: 5"L x 3.75"W x 8.25"HManufacturer: HorikawaCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear. Tested, but functionality not guaranteed.
A small quantity of various tinplate. A MARX clockwork 1930's Porky Pig. A reissue of a Spanish Paya Barrendero (Sweeper). 18cm high in a blue/red/yellow uniform with a bristle brush, boxed. A battery powered Charlie Weaver in damaged box. A Horikawa battery powered robot, 25cm. A battery powered Burger Chef , battery compartment rusted/very pitted. A similar Piggy Cook. A gold plush covered clockwork milk drinking bear, plus 21 small adventure Comic books. AF-VGC, some wear/damage. £60-80
A 1960's Japanese tinplate 8 wheeled Mobilgas tanker by Horikawa. No.159, in red and white livery, 'NH-9029' registration number to font and rear. Friction powered example, plated wheels with black treaded rubber tyres. An impressively large item measuring 38cm. GC-VGC for age, some light dents. £60-80
Battery Operated Gear Robot S.H. Horikawa Japan, silver tinplate body, with red feet, visible gear mechanism, excellent battery compartment, in excellent original working condition, with automatic speed control, moving antennas, lighted direction signals, box is in excellent original condition, some slight edge/age wear, 37/11d in pencil. Height approx. 29cms/ 11 ½
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