10 feet of braided nylon cord with realistic cable look great for vintage pressed steel cranes, etc. Will fit many brands listed below. I have 3 sizes available, please see my other listings for different sizes.
Manufacturer Location Dates Toys Made & Info
American Flyer Chicago, IL 1910-1966 Trains, airplanes & accessories
American National Company Toledo, OH 1894-1941 Pedal cars, pressed steel trucks, bicycles, scooters
Applause Toy Company New York, NY 1979-present Dolls, plush toys, Simpsons
Asahi Tokyo, Japan 1950-present Lithographed tin toys, die-cast cars
Arcade Manufacturing Company Freeport, IL 1868-1946 Die-cast cars, farm equipment, gasoline pumps
Arnold Company Nuremberg, Germany 1906-present Trains & nautical toys
Auburn Rubber Corporation Auburn, IN 1913-1968 English Palace Guard toys, military miniatures
Bandai Tokyo, Japan 1950-present Lithographed tin toys, action figures, Power Rangers
Barclay Manufacturing Company West Hoboken, NJ 1923-1971 Toy soldiers & die-cast cars
Bassett-Lowke, Ltd. Northampton, England 1899-present Scale-model railroads
Gebruder Bing Nuremberg, Germany 1866-1960s Steam engines, lithograph cars
R. Bliss Manufacturing Co. Pawtucket, RI 1832-1914 Lithographed paper on wood, dollhouse, games
Brimtoy London, England 1910-1932 Tin and later die-cast road vehicles
Wells Brimtoy, Ltd. Holyhead, Wales 1932-1965 Tin and later die-cast road vehicles
Karl Bub Nuremberg, Germany 1851-1966 Lithographed tin car, trucks, trains
Buddy L East Moline, IL 1921-present Trucks, contruction toys, planes
Burnett, Ltd. Birmingham, England 1905-1930s Lithographed tin vehicles, London buses
George Carette Nuremberg, Germany 1866-1917 Lithographed tin mechanical trains, cars, boats, planes
Carlisle & Finch Cincinnati, OH 1895-present Electric trains (1896-1915), marine lighting after 1915
Carter Tru-Scale Rockford, IL 1946-1971 Farm toys
Chad Valley Toys Birmingham, England 1897-present Stuffed bears & toys, tin lithographed toys
J. Chein & Company Harrison, NJ; NY, NY 1903-1979 Lithographed tin banks, toys, tin boxes
Citroen France 1923-1936 Lithographed tin toy cars
Morton E. Converse Co. Winchendon, MA 1887-1934 Wooden housed, dollhouse, dollhouse furniture
Corgi Hawthorne, CA 1956-present Made Mattoy in 1956, Mattel bought brand in 1993
Cosmo Manufacturing Co. Chicago, IL 1888-1926 Novelty toys for Cracker Jack, trinkets
Creative Playthings Framingham, MA 1951-present Swing sets & playground equipment
Crescent Toys London, England 1921-1970s Toy soldiers, metal & plastic toys
Dent Hardware Company Fullerton, PA 1895-1937 Cast-iron and cast-aluminum banks & vehicles
Dinky Toy Liverpool, England 1901-1979 Dinky toys, toy car kits, trains, relaunched as Meccano
Dorfan Company Newark, NJ 1924-1934 Electric & mechanical trains
Dowst Brothers Company Chicago, IL 1890-1926 Tootsietoys, dollhouses
Dowst Manufacturing Company Chicago, IL 1926-1961 Changed name to Strombecker Corporation in 1961
Ertl Company Dyersville, IA 1945-present Die-cast metal farm & construction toy vehicles
Georg Fischer Nuremberg, Germany 1903-1930 Tin toys, often unmarked
Fisher-Price Toys East Aurora, NY 1930-present Became of wholly owned subsidiary of Mattel in 1993
Gebruder Fleischmann Nuremberg, Germany 1887-present Tin cars in the 20s & 30s, took over Doll et Cie in 1939
Garton Toy Company Sheboygan, WI 1879-1974 Pedal cars, wagons, sleds, outdoor toys
Gendron Wheel Company Toledo, OH 1877-present Pedal cars, wagons, sleds, outdoor toys
A.C. Gilbert Company New Haven, CT 1908-1966 Erector sets, magic sets, scientific toys, puzzles
Grey Iron Casting Company Mount Joy, PA 1881-1969 Cars & related cast toys, soldiers
Grimm & Leeds Camden, NJ 1905 Dollhouses
S.G. Gunthermann Nuremberg, Germany 1877-1965 Horse-drawn vehicles, planes, comic characters
Haji (Mansei Toy Company) Tokyo, Japan 1951-1960s Metal vehicles
Hasbro Pawtucket, RI 1923-present Mr. Potato Head, G.I. Joe, Play-Doh, My Little Pony
O. & M. Hausser Stuttgart, Germany 1904-1983 Wooden toys, banks, Elastolin toys, dolls
J. L. Hess Nuremberg, Germany 1826-1941 Tin clockwork & pull-along trains
Hubley Lancaster, PA 1894-1965 Cast-iron toys, fire engines, cap guns
Ideal Novelty & Toy Company Brooklyn, NY 1903-1938 Stuffed toys & dolls
Ideal Toy Corporation Brooklyn, NY 1938-1982 Sold to CBS in 1982
Ives Corporation Bridgeport, CT 1868-1928 Lithographed tin clockwork toys, horse-drawn vehicles
JEP (Jouets en Paris) Paris, France 1899-1965 Lithographed clockwork cars, airplanes
Kenton Hardware Company Kenton, OH 1890-1952 Cast-iron cars, Gene Autry repeating cap pistol
Kilgore Manufacturing Company Westerville, OH 1925-1985 Cast-iron cars, Stutz roadster, cannons, cap guns
Kingsbury Keene, NH 1895-1942 Clockwork cars, trucks, buses, aircraft
Kirk-Latty Manufacturing Co. Cleveland, OH 1894-1926 Pedal cars, wagons, bicycles
K’NEX Industries, Inc. Hatfield, PA 1992-present Building sets, Lincoln logs
Knickerbocker Toy Company New York, NY 1850-1983 Teddy bears, plush toys
LEGO Company Billund, Denmark 1932-present Plastic building bricks & systems
Ernest Lehmann Brandenburg, Germany 1881-present Clockwork & lithographed tin toys
Lesney Products England 1948-1982 Die-cast toy cars
Lineol Brandenburg, Germany 1906-1942 Military toys, soldiers, vehicles
Lines Brothers, Ltd. London, England 1919-1983 Tin clockwork toys & cars
Lionel Manufacturing Co. New York, NY 1900-present Electric trains & accessories
Gebruder Maerklin Goppinghen, Germany 1859-present Toy boats, airplanes, electric trains
Manoil Manufacturing Co. New York, NY 1934-1955 Cars & cast toys
Marklin Goppinghen, Germany 1859-present Toy boats, airplanes, electric trains
Fernand Martin Paris, France 1887-1919 Double-action tin mechanical toys
Marusan Tokyo, Japan 1947-present Tin toys, optical toys
Louis Marx & Company New York, NY 1919-1979 Revived the Yo-Yo in 1928, electric trains & more
Mattel, Inc. Hawthorne, CA 1945-present Barbie, Hot Wheels, He-Man, Tickle Me Elmo
McLoughlin Brothers New York, NY 1855-1920 Games, Acquired by Milton Bradley in 1920
Meccano Liverpool, England 1901-1979 Dinky toys, toy car kits, trains
Mettoy Company, Ltd. London, England 1933-1956 Tin toys, plastic toys after 1945
Mettoy Playcraft, Ltd. Swansea, South Wales 1956-1984 Die cast Corgi toys
Milton Bradley Company Springfield, MA 1861-present Board Games like Battleship & Twister
Mound Metalcraft Mound, MN 1947-1955 First Tonka toys, Changed name to Tonka in 1955
MT (Masudaya Toys) Tokyo, Japan 1945-present Mechanical & battery operated tin toys
Murray-Ohio Manufacturing Co. Cleveland, OH 1919-1957 Pedal Cars, wagons & bicycles, Steelcraft line
Murray-Ohio Manufacturing Co. Brentwood, TN 1957-present Makes bicycles & lawn mowers
Ohio Art Company Bryan, OH 1908-present Tin lithographed toys, Etch-A-Sketch, Disney toys
Parker Brothers Salem, MA 1883-present Card games, board games, Monopoly, Sorry, Clue
Ernst Plank Nuremberg, Germany 1866-1900 Clockwork figures, magic lanterns, boats
Playskool Milwaukee, WI 1928-present Tinkertoys, Weebles and other toys
Rich Manufacturing Co. (Rich Toys) Sterling, IL 1915-1953 Wooden dolls, toyhouses, rocking horses
Rich Industries, Inc. Tupelo, MI 1953-1962 Wooden dolls, toyhouses, rocking horses
A. Schoenhut & Company Philadelphia, PA 1872-1935 Toy pianos, dolls, wooden toys
Schuco Nuremberg, Germany 1912-1976 Clockwork toys & cars, mohair covered toys
Selchow & Richter Company New York, NY 1867-1986 Parcheesi, Scrabble, Pin the Tail on the Donkey
SH Tokyo, Japan 1959-present Horikawa Toys, Battery operated space toys
J. & E. Stevens Cromwell, CT 1843-1930s Cast iron toys, banks, jacks, doll furniture
Strauss New York, NY 1914-1940 Clockwork wind-up toys
Strombecker Corporation Chicago, IL 1961-present Tootsietoys
Sun Rubber Company Barberton, OH 1930-50,60-74 Rubber cars, dolls, floating toys
J.W. Sutcliffe Horsforth, England 1885-present Tin toys, battleships, speedboats
Tipp and Company Nuremberg, Germany 1912-1971 Tin military toys
Toledo Metal Wheel Company Toledo, OH 1887-1930s Pedal cars, Blue Streak line
Tonka Toys Mound, MN 1955-1991 Steel vehicles, acquired by Hasbro in 1991
Toy Tinkers, Inc. Evanston, IL 1914-1952 Tinkertoys, sold to A.G. Spaulding in 1952
Tyco Toys Mt. Laurel, NJ 1926-present Games, toys, action figures, joined Mattel in 1996
Unique Art Manufacturing Co. Newark, NJ 1916-1950s Lithographed mechanical tin windup toys
Universal International Hong Kong 1980-2000 Dinky toys, Matchbox cars
Wham-O Manufacturing Company San Gabriel, CA 1948-present Slingshots, hula hoopps, fribee, super balls
A.C. Williams Company Ravenna, OH 1886-present Cast-iron cars, rigs, airplanes, tractor toys
Wolverine Toy Company Pittsburgh, PA 1903-1970 Sandy Andy, Corner Grocery, housekeeping toys
Wyandotte Toys Wyandotte, MI 1921-1956 Toy guns, targets, lever action airplanes & cars
Y (Yonezawa) Tokyo, Japan 1950s-1970s Battery operated toys (AKA Yone or STS)