60s toys

Top Christmas Toys from the 1960s what did we play with in the 1960's is it the different. Come and see the top toys from the 60's retro toys or recognisable - what do you think? #retrotoys #christmasgifts #

The toys our parents and teachers played with in the 1960s and 1970s, as sold at Woolworth's, with pictures, prices and descriptions.

From Legos to Bigwheels, retro toys launched architects and moto racers.

A show at the Napa Valley Museum asks us to consider whether the hazards of playtime have really changed.

All we wanted were small kitchen appliances and lifelike dolls.

The '60s were a golden era for toys. Do you remember these toys from then?

Let's go back in time!

If you grew up during a big toy craze, there’s a chance you fondly remember playing with a Teddy Ruxbin, a popular G.I. Joe, or an “adopted” Cabbage Patch Kid.

American Junior 74. What great toys these were. Simple design, low cost, lots of fun. They were introduced in around 1910, and most companies were out of business by the 1970s. The first one to be mass produced was the Guillow Jetflier, introduced in 1953. The photos and information are from collector Dave Pecota who wrote a good article for Old Wood Toys. American Junior: This one's a one of a kind prototype. It has a veneer prop. Guilllow: Miami Wood: North Pacific: Testors: Promo Planes…