Initially formed as The Double Fabric Tire Company in 1913, the name changed to Auburn Rubber during the 1920s, switching to rubber toy production in 1935. Production of toys was continued until 1959. The toys were advertised as soft rubber like vinyl at the time of manufacture although most are now hard and inflexible. The range included trains, road vehicles, farms and zoos, soldiers and cowboys. Later toys were hard plastic, particularly buildings which were not unlike Plasticville. Auburn Rubber also used the names Aub-Rub and Arcor.
Auburn Rubber Company 945 Army Train Set |
Auburn Rubber Company 945 Army Train Set |
Auburn Rubber Company 945 Army Train Set |
Auburn Rubber Company 922 Early Western Train Set |
Auburn Rubber Company 922 Early Western Train Set |
Auburn Rubber Company 922 Early Western Train Set |
Auburn Rubber Company 525 Vinyl Train Set (with Marx gates and signs?) |
Auburn Rubber Company 525 Vinyl Train Set (with Marx gates and signs?) |
Auburn Rubber Company 525 Vinyl Train Set (with Marx gates and signs?) |
Auburn Rubber Company freight cars and caboose |
Arcor Safe Play vinyl freight train set |
Arcor Safe Play vinyl freight train set |
Arcor Safe Play vinyl freight train set |
Arcor Safe Play vinyl trains and road vehicles |
Auburn Rubber Company North American animals |
Auburn Rubber Company North American animals |
Auburn Rubber Company Barn Kit |
Auburn Rubber Company Barn Kit |
Arcor Rubber Toys Farm Set No 511, by Auburn Rubber |
Arcor Rubber Toys Farm Set No 511, by Auburn Rubber |
Arcor Rubber Toys Farm Set No 511, by Auburn Rubber |
Arcor Rubber Toys Farm Set No 511, by Auburn Rubber |
Arcor Rubber Toys Farm Set No 511, by Auburn Rubber |
Arcor Rubber Toys Farm Set No 511, by Auburn Rubber |
Arcor Rubber Toys Farm Wagon and Team, by Auburn Rubber |
Arcor Rubber Toys Pony Cart (box only), by Auburn Rubber Corp |
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