Dave of the Lucky Penny Shop YouTube channel showcases the Sew Easy toy released by Romper Room in 1980.

In this installment from his YouTube series, Where’s the Fun From?, Guest Contributor Tim Walsh examines how Joshua Lionel Cowen adopted advancements in power generation to develop “electric novelties” through his company, Lionel Manufacturing Company.

Penguin Random House publishes a collection of Dungeon & Dragon books for young readers.

Watch Dave of the Toy Polloi YouTube channel restore a vintage Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Elkhorn figure from LJN.

Dave of the Lucky Penny Shop YouTube channel flexes his culinary skills by baking cake in the Warm-Bake Oven, a toy released by Kenner in 1973.

MobyGames.com is a community-driven website dedicated to cataloguing and providing information about video games.

Bruce D. Lund shares the life and career lessons he’s learned during his notable career in the toy and game industry in his book titled Bruce’s Beliefs.

Brian Washington — vinyl collector and commercial artist — shares details of the Bugs Bunny records in his collection.

Watch Dave of the Toy Polloi YouTube channel make replacement bionic arm modules for a Six Million Dollar Man figure from Kenner (1975).

Dave of the Lucky Penny Shop YouTube channel showcases a Shaker Maker Trolls set produced by Toymax in 1992.

RadioShackCatalogs.com features the retail chain’s technology catalogues published from 1939 through 2011.

Tim Walsh documents 70 years of WHAM-O toys and games with the 2018 retrospective, WHAM-O Super Book.