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Are you selling them

Best toys of the 80s❤

Interesting, Ed. Thanks for sharing. I guess I own a Reynold's Hero Toy Train as shown in the photo....it's quite large. How do I post the photo?

I think fortress made a brief cameo in a transformers comic

Definitely for wealthy kids of that time and not for the average kid. My parents did not have anything like this.

Can you show some of your Japanese tin wind - up toys in a video please? Thanks for the great video and content.👍🔥❤️💪👌

Will you be bringing any of your collection to the Florida show in February?

Great video Ed. You even took pictures of my tables. Thank you. Just a great show. We need to push for a second show. If Allentown can have two paper shows it can have two toy shows. Chicago has been doing it for years. All the Best, Dave Zurick

I love the Alps Television Spaceman. He looks like how I'd imagine Bender on mind altering drugs.

if this had been released in the trasnformers toyline how do you think it would have been handled?

Small correction, the two levers are not for steering, they are : forward/reverse and stop/go. I have all these toys for sale, including the famous radio 6 wheel car.

Love, love, love. Happy New Year!

incredible collection!

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These are model toys makes in 1900 1940 period, I like 1940 models of 1900 1910, brass era cars, type Hudson 1:16 wooden kits models

Great book......had mine for years!

Enjoyed the video. Look forward to seeing you at the "Fla. antique toy and advertising " show in Feb......K.C.

Awesome collection!! I collect all sorts of vintage toys just started getting into vintage rubber squeak toys and came across the rolly polly toys and fell in love. Love the extra large creepy clowns!!

YIKES !!...............K.C.

I have some of the old Arcade cast iron cars. Can you imagine stepping on one of those in the middle of the night? Ow!!!

Sweet !!!

Dude!!! The Maui and Sons vintage tee is cool too. Haven't seen that in ages.

I have a Red Ford 1965 Mustang Dealer Promo.

May be from a smokers home ?

Looks good man.👌 I love it.🤯🤔😍 Take care.👍🔥❤️💪👌

Do you use linseed oil ?

i have been trying to fix the same car, it seems to have been stepped on one too many times

Great old toys!!

Great looking cars!!

Looks like a cool show with actual vintage toys instead of piles of modern junk from Walmart.

I like !!!

Wow….that is going to be a great auction of some fantastic pieces.

Hot 🔥

Awesome Vinyls! Even the T-Rex 😅

Truly amazing toys

Would have loved to see what else came out of that trailer.

Great stuff, wish it wasn't so far away

Show more please...K.C.

PA has some great stuff, I got my best toy there in 2022. Thanks for the video

I enjoy your videos Ed ! Have a fantastic auction .

Love this video. Very professional….Educational too!

We may repaint the hatch again! Not quite happy with the pigments...... Maybe a visit to my local hobby shop, Model Citizen is in order!

Great showcase collection of promo cars and vintage goodness.🎉😮 Love the old Bank promotional items cars they're really getting hard to find out there.🤯😍 Most people are keeping them in their collection's.🤔😞😢😩 Thanks for sharing.👍🔥❤️💪👌

Would be more than 50,000 at auction ?

Very nice showcase collection of pressed steel and cast iron toys.😮 The Star Wars action figures are great.🤔😍 Thanks for sharing this with all.👍🔥❤️👌

Yaaaaay !! No plastic !!!

Incredible collection.🎉😮🤩 Absolutely love all that vintage goodness.🤯🤔😳 Thanks for sharing this place with us.👍🔥❤️👌

I had all the Bandai/Godaikin robots. I started collecting them in '82, a couple years before Voltron hit the airwaves and the marketed robots hit toy store shelves. In fact, I had to go to Little Tokyo in L.A. or Sawtelle in West L.A. to collect them. They didn't care them in big chain toy stores like KB Toys, Karl's or Toys R' Us. Not until Voltron came along. But I knew them as Godaikin/Bandai Robots. Two reasons Tetsujin is the rarest of this line is because, yes, it was more expensive to produce, requirement more metal, a full head or taller than the other robots and didn't carry over to the Voltron show which focused more on the detachable models. Tetsujin was the last Voltron I purchased when, by luck, they had it on hand at a small toy store close to by house when I was nine. It was one hell of a chunk of heavy metal.

the blue promo is a 1949 Olds...K.C.

Wow, never seen one of these