Vintage Toy Restoration – Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Fortress of Fangs

Dave of the Toy Polloi YouTube channel refurbishes a 1983 Fortress of Fangs play set from LJN.

Hub-Bubs Happy Hollow from Mattel (1975)

Dave of the Lucky Penny Shop YouTube channel showcases the 1975 Happy Hollow playset from Mattel.

About Jenga: The Remarkable Business of Creating a Game that Became a Household Name

In About Jenga: The Remarkable Business of Creating a Game that Became a Household Name, Jenga’s creator chronicles how the game became a game-night staple.

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The History and Evolution of Peter Pan Records

Brian Washington — vinyl collector and commercial artist — explores the history and evolution of children’s record label, Peter Pan Records.

Vintage Toy Restoration – Action Man Searchlight

Dave of the Toy Polloi YouTube channel brings new life to a broken searchlight toy from the Action Man line.

Music Boxes from Fisher-Price (1970s)

Dave of the Lucky Penny Shop YouTube channel showcases the Music Box Mobile, Music Box Radio, and Music Box Pocket Radio from Fisher-Price.

A World Without Reality: Inside Marvin Glass’s Toy Vault

A World Without Reality: Inside Marvin Glass’s Toy Vault by Bill Paxton takes readers on a journey through the life of Marvin Glass and his legendary toy design company, Marvin Glass and Associates.

Mother’s Little Candy Maker from Tico-Toys (1960s)

Dave of the Lucky Penny Shop YouTube channel provides a hands-on demonstration of the Mother’s Little Candy Maker toy from Tico-Toys.

Vintage Toy Restoration – Raiders of the Lost Ark Figure

Dave of the Toy Polloi YouTube channel rebuilds a Belloq figure from Kenner Products’ Raiders of the Lost Ark collection.

A Century of American Toys & Games: The Story of Pressman Toy

A Century of American Toys & Games: The Story of Pressman Toy by Jim Pressman and Donna Pressman along with Alan Axelrod is a brilliant celebration of a toy company that has not only brought joy to children all over the world but has also made history in several ways.

Where’s the Fun From? – Teddy Bear

In this installment from his YouTube series, Where’s the Fun From?, Guest Contributor Tim Walsh discusses how Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt inspired the creation of everyone’s favorite stuffed animal and how it took a talented cartoonist, an entrepreneur, and his wife to make the “Teddy’s Bear” real.

Tom Thumb Cash Register from Western Stamping Co. (1950s)

Dave of the Lucky Penny Shop YouTube channel provides a hands-on demonstration of the Tom Thumb Cash Register from Western Stamping Co.