Frank Kidd, almost 93 when he died, was a long-time member of the Antique Toy Collectors of America. He and his wife, Joyce, regularly attended conventions. Frank was a great collector and loved to share information as well as his collection, opening a museum filled with all kinds of great toys and banks. He took many photos and put them into wonderful albums which he gave to convention hosts and friends, offering copies to the ATCA archives as well. Before digital cameras and cellphones, the albums were marvelous records of our conventions and the many collections we were privileged to see. Frank was highly regarded in the antique toy world, and he will be greatly missed.
In Memory of Frank Kidd
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