Vintage Toys & Games

Rubber and vinyl dolls and toys were the name of the game for Viceroy Manufacturing Company of Toronto, Ontario. This Dolls, Playthings, and Disneyland Character Merchandise catalog from 1956 illustrates the depth and breadth of the company’s licensed and non-licensed product offerings.

“Olympic-size skittle bowl, it’s like having a bowling alley in your backyard or playroom.”

Jumping goats were center stage in Parker Brothers’ whimsical Hey Pa! There’s a Goat on the Roof.

After they acquired Argo Industries, Coleco continued to market toys from the company’s line of Junior Chef “See-It” toys, including the Tasty Custard Maker.

The German company’s brand is based on the exceptional quality of its books, toys, and games.

“May the mightiest power prevail!”

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Released by Parker Brothers in 1984, Care Bears Warm Feelings was a spin-and-move board game that had players collaborate to achieve a common goal before they could compete to win the game.

Graham Hancock, toy collector and editor of Blocks magazine, examines LEGO’s foray into rail-running train sets.