To the right, one of our favorite houses from the 2017 vintage made in Japan Christmas putz mantle of author Antoinette Stockenberg. See the entire village and read the annual story here- always worth a repeated visit http://bit.ly/2mQptOP
It's followed by a fab ad for Kellogs Corn Flakes from 1909--and by special request, an oldie but goodie--one of our favorite
Marx playsets: The Robin Hood Castle set, 1956.
Featured in a previous auction at Croton's own SERIOUSTOYZ.COM, it sold for $197 a few years back. Click on the photos and
enjoy!
For the reader looking for classic red foil heart cutouts, retro Valentine's cards, and the like, the Valentine shop is open at Blumchen http://bit.ly/2FP1J5u
Here's a fun site specializing in tin toy reproductions, lots of wind-ups tintoyarcade.com
Amazing 1930's Japan tinplate: Cragstan (Cragston?) limousine with lots of faux flattie potential http://bit.ly/2rkH85F
In case you mssed it--and you shouldn't--Howard's reproduction of an antique German castle with train tunnel. It's outstanding! https://bigindoortrains.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=175
And by special request - A"Faux feather tree" tutorial from Howard Lamey - looks like fun http://bit.ly/2DjsLju
Remembering Virginia Mayo http://bit.ly/2Dlex5N
And to help you keep Christmas well: https://familychristmasonline.com/
AND CHECK OUT THIS OUTSTANDING FIND--THE BUTTON DESIGN COMPANY http://buttondesigncompany.com/
That's a great play-set. I had the West Point one.
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