Fulton Toys
Manufactured by Patent Novelty
Company Incorporated
Fulton, Illinois
Estimated 1925-1931

Fulton Toys are often mistaken for Tinker, Hustler, or Go Toys in their design. Fulton Toys are rarely marked making it even more difficult to tell them apart from other toy makers. Their toys typically have wooden wheels, bodies, faces and beads while their arms and bases are typically metal. We were only able to find advertising during the years mentioned above.

For more information on Fulton Toys, visit Old Wood Toys website at: http://www.oldwoodtoys.com/fulton_toys.htm

Fun Fact: In 1929, Donald Duncan attends a demonstration of a new toy in Los Angeles. He was so excited, he buys the small yo-yo company for $25,000. Duncan Yo-Yo's is born which is now the most popular yo-yo around the world.

Logo Seal Estimated 1928 11"L x 9.5"H x 4.8"W $120 - $160 Rainbow Mill c. 1930 $180 - $240 Spinning Man As Shown in 1928 Ad $120 - $160 Row Boat As shown in 1928 Ad $150 - $200 Tumble Twins As shown in 1928 Ad $150 - $200 Head Drum c. 1930 7.2"L x 3.5"H x 3.5"W $150 - $200 Merry Maypole c. 1928 6"L x 5.5"H x 3.5"W $90 - $120 Ben Franklin Print c. 1925 "Ben Franklin" Junior Print $35 - $50 Teeter Totter As shown in 1930 Ad $90 - $120 Tick Tock c. 1928 7”L x 2.75”H x 3.5”W $80 - $120 Bead Drum Cart Estimated 1928 5.75"L x 2.5"H x 3.5"W $90 - $120 Two Men Banging Xylophone Estimated 1930 11"L x 7"H x 5"W $120 - $160 Gray Mares 1928 7"L x 5"H x 3.5"W $75 - $100 Hand Car c. 1928 6”L x 4.75”H x 3.5”W $105 - $140 Large Drummers c. 1928 11”L x 6.75”H x 5.25”W $180 - $240 Drummers c. 1931 7.25”L x 4”H x 3.75”W $120 - $160 Gray Mares c. 1928 6.75"L x 4.75"H x 3.5"W $75 - $100 Hand Car with Tumbler 1930 7.2"L x 6.25"H x 3.6"W $150 - $200 Fulton Press c. 1928 9.1"L x 2.25"H x 3.1"W $45 - $60 1931 Advertisement Toy in Ad: $300 - $400 1928 Advertisement Additional Toys in Ad: Row Boat: $150 - $200 Tumble Twins: $150 - $200 1930 Advertisement