Here are tin plate toys
(see image)
and lead figures; games; wooden and paper toys in drawers.

Some are Victorian, and some date from the 1950s.
 There are boys' dolls made to look like Bond villains, toy soldiers and 1960s toy cars
(see image).

In a central glass case is an Elastolin Wild West display, 
in which a wagon and horses careers along under its furious driver, while the passenger leans far out with his gun.
 Muscular Native Americans in full headdress gallop swiftly around on their pintos.
There is much movement in this little display.
 The original models for these casts were made with skill, and with an eye for drama which is difficult to capture in a 
photograph.
 
Among other items against the window wall is the flat-metal flotilla of Victorian or earlier warships and boats, set at adult eye-level on a glass shelf.
 The metal appears to glitter, and the tiny display gives a hint of what it must have been like to view a great fleet in the old days.
Here are tin plate toys
(see image)
and lead figures; games; wooden and paper toys in drawers.
Some are Victorian, and some date from the 1950s.  There are boys' dolls made to look like Bond villains, toy soldiers and 1960s toy cars
(see image). 
In a central glass case is an Elastolin Wild West display, 
in which a wagon and horses careers along under its furious driver, while the passenger leans far out with his gun.  Muscular Native Americans in full headdress gallop swiftly around on their pintos. There is much movement in this little display.  The original models for these casts were made with skill, and with an eye for drama which is difficult to capture in a 
photograph.  
Among other items against the window wall is the flat-metal flotilla of Victorian or earlier warships and boats, set at adult eye-level on a glass shelf.  The metal appears to glitter, and the tiny display gives a hint of what it must have been like to view a great fleet in the old days.
Ilkley Toy Museum