Ken Foust
I Volunteer to Go Fishin’ By Ken Foust
Nineteenth Century American paper and wood toys are generally from the factories of Reed, Bliss, Crandall, or Milton Bradley.
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Keeping it Together By Ken Foust
Whether you hunt for old toys in antique shops, yard sales, flea markets, or online, one thing is certain.
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Without Equal By Ken Foust
While we often think of Victorians as a modest sort, they could be anything but when advertising their wares.
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Down By the Station By Ken Foust
When does a toy become a work of art? For mass produced items, it seems like a contradiction, but
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Come Into My Parlor Car By Ken Foust
In the Late 19th Century, toymakers that worked in paper and wood often turned to the railroad for inspiration.