Tonka Corporation

Lee J Pfeilsticker

Thomas W Good

Vernon R Wamsley

A miniature toy fork lift vehicle having a body supported on ground wheels, an upright frame mounted on the front portion of the body and having a pair of upright parallel guide rails spaced transversely of the vehicle, a lift fork including a carrier mounted on the guide rails for vertical sliding movement, an upright screw member disposed between the guide rails and journaled in the upright frame and having a threaded portion in threaded engagement with the carrier to raise and lower the lift fork as the screw is turned. The guide rails form a roll cage over an operator's station. The lift fork may be pivoted to an inactive position to reduce the vehicle length for packaging or storage.

Miniature toy fork lift vehicle

A panel for a toy vehicle truck box or the like wherein one edge of the panel interlocks with one wall of the box against outward removal therefrom and the opposing edge of the panel has an apertured tab adapted to be secured by a fastener such as a rivet to the wall of the box opposing said one wall.

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Long Lake, MN, United States of America

Lee J Pfeilsticker