Toys

Subcategories

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  Models

  A model kit is a box of parts that are used to build a replica of an object. Model kits are typically made of plastic, but can also be made of metal or resin. Hobbyists assemble and paint the parts to create a static display. 

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  Action Figures

  1. An Action Figure is a doll representing a person or fictional character known for vigorous action, such as a soldier, cowboy, or superhero. The figure typically is posable, with jointed limbs.
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  Figures & Soldiers

  Toy Soldiers and figures are non-articulated figures sourced from a vast variety of origins. The earliest toy soldiers and figures were often caste in lead, or were manufactured in composite materials, wood, or even cardboard. Figure production took leaps over time with companies turning to rubber, vinyl, and various kinds of plastics. Figure collecting grew immensely when playsets by companies like The Louis Marx Toy Company featured many unique and imaginative figures in both military and civilian garb! Nearly all figures produced in the last 50 years have used some sort of plastic.

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  Vehicles

  Toy vehicles includes all cars, trucks, equipment, space, marine, and military vehicles.

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  Instructions

  This is a collection of downloadable instruction sheets for vintage toys, playsets, games, and model kits.

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  Premiums

  Premiums are "free" gifts included with purchase to entice your patronage. Cereal Premiums and Fast Food Kid's Meals are the most prominent contributors to this arena in the United States.

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  Toy Guns

  Toy guns, cap guns, gun models, belts, holsters, clips and anything related to collector toy guns

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  Novelties

  Novelties are items, often toys, trinkets, or party favors, designed for their uniqueness, humor, or simply as something new, rather than a practical purpose.