Vintage Toys & Games

Released by Ideal in 1973, the Superman Playset presented environments and a cast of characters familiar to fans of the classic superhero and his adventures.

Explore the 75-year history of Cadaco, the American game company behind Tripoley, All-Star Baseball, and generations of inventive tabletop play.

“Fast or slow; you can give it all you’ve got.”

Released by Milton Bradley in 1970, Paddle Pool was a dexterity game that challenged players to defend their own pockets while directing a ball toward their opponents.

Hasbro’s Incredible Super Stamper allowed children to create colourful geometric patterns using interchangeable stamps, rotating paper, and adjustable settings.

Kenner’s SSP Tournament of Thrills Set recreated the excitement of professional stunt driving with Daredevil Dan and a gyro-powered Mustang II.

Before it was Boggle, Allan Turoff’s word-finding game had a much more straightforward name: Find-A-Word.

Blake Changnon, president, CEO, and founder of The Changnon Family Museum of Toys and Collectibles, explores the creative products that expanded the American Girl brand beyond the dolls.

“Play it again, Sam.”