By Ingrid Floyd STEPHEN G. HEAVER, SR. of Baltimore, Md., opened the Fire Museum of Maryland in 1971 that now houses a wonderful collection of […]

by Steve Butler THE BUS WAS PROMINENTLY positioned in the display case at an antique mall. It was parallel to the front of the case […]

By Steve Butler THIS BUS LAST changed hands at an auction about a week or so after being on display at the Allentown Toy show […]

The Antique Toy Archive website (antiquetoyarchive.com) has merged with the All About Old Toys website (oldwoodtoys.com) OVER 17 YEARS AGO, Jim Sneed started a web […]

By Steve Butler Determining the year a specific toy was produced is often difficult. Determining where it was sold as well is often impossible. It […]

BY HENRY I. KURTZ “DURING THE Second World War, a nondescript red brick building in Richmond Hill, New York (a district in the New York […]

BY HENRY I. KURTZ AS A TRANSITION between pre-World War II and post World War II Britains Ltd. civilian vehicles, we have the Railton Wonder […]

Crescent Toy Company Celebrated Everyday Life with Diorama Sets of Miniature Figures and Scenic Props By Henry I. Kurtz THE CRESCENT TOY COMPANY, an English […]

THE FIRST PART of the Richard Wilkinson Collection was held at Vectis Auctions in Thornaby on November 26th and 27th. The two day sale featured […]

BY HENRY I. KURTZ ALTHOUGH Britains, Ltd. is primarily known for its extensive and highly popular range of traditional lead soldiers, issued from 1893 to […]

By Mark Mederski FUELING YOUTH’S EARLY interest in motorcycles long before the age they can grab the handlebar themselves, the motorcycle toy can rivet even […]

BY BARRY SKELLY What a great day having all these toys mixed with all the great antique cars, trucks, buses. The crowd was good and […]

JERRY LUDWIG HAS had a love of Dinky toys for nearly 60 years and describes himself as a “quiet collector.” His passion for Dinky Toys […]

HAGERSTOWN, MD – Get ready to turn back the clock and spend a fun-filled weekend bidding, buying and socializing the way we used to do […]

BY DR. CARL NATTER IN 1937 TOOTSIETOY INTRODUCED #123 Light Delivery Truck. It became known as “Camelback” van. In the 1937 pricelist it is called […]