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This is really cool of you to do! Unfortunately I have seen plenty of videos being t a k e n Down by YT for "PC" reasons and it would be sad to see that happen to your work. You might want to consider starting your own website as a backup and host these there as well. If the traffic builds up enough from here to there then you might see better profit from views as well which will better fund this project giving you a better budget to take on this endeavor and share with it us.

Lovely stocking!

Brother! Thank you for sharing this great anecdotal historical information. Thankfully it will not get lost with videos like this.

Hope there's more. Goody Reels of vintage TV commercials sometime soon!

Wish they would reissue Brother Rat Fink.

Great stuff! Love 'em! I have plenty of those tiny treasures. 😃

That's awesome!

Those are some amazing pieces! Thanks for sharing

Absolutely I remember! I must have only been like 6 or 7 when I got some that were made so you could put them on a string to make a necklace, I still have a few! I remember the model kits, but I don’t think I ever had one.

Great video.

Loved U.N.C.L.E and still love 007. Just got a danbury mint aston martin db5 with all the gadgets that work in mint condition. Great video.

I love this guy’s energy. He’s definitely slept on. KEEP LIVING! 👏💚

Im thinking about getting the book about his origin.

I have a question, is big loo is considered a collector's item? and it costs a lot of money

Man, i had (2) gray vikings: wings on helmut with a sword, second, one blowing viking horn with a spear. Neighbor probably got em, his daddy didn't really believe in toys 😐

Gave a deck to a sister these cards mean alot!! Thank you for video

In my community, there is a store that sells them brand new called Goods in Pennslvania

This toy was such a massive rip-off. I remember spending all of my Christmas money one year to buy one of these and it wasn't cheap. It worked great and made some really nice items, but they only gave you enough liquid to wet your appetite and make a handful of items and then you were out of luck. No way my parents were shelling out money for bottles of goop, so the toy basically sat there unused and was quickly given away.

I was fortunate enough to grow up in the late 50's early 60's and we had some fantastic toy companies back then. Mattel, Marx, Hasbro, Ideal, Milton Bradley, and Parker Brothers to name just a few.

wonderful!!! My friend

Super-cool book!!!

Real cool!!!!

Great collection my friend...do you have monsters magazines?

I have a small collection of vintage army men. Everybody's gotta have a few

The wallets with the colored acetate , was a secret emblem concealer, whatever was text/Logo printed in a certain color on the card magically disappeared when the card was in the wallet, and was only visible when you pulled the card out. A different toy, Secret Agent Zero-M had a similar notepad / clear sleeve, and a colored pen, for writing "invisible messages".

i have this alarm. I love it!

Awesome!

I need one!!!

I just found my Frustration Ball. Been playing the last hour. LOL

Cool, seeing all these military figures from the past make me happy remembering my childhood, Thank you!

T.H.E. Cat and Honey West!

its crazy how excited us old kids get with our toys. lol

i think youre mistaken. ilya was there from the beginning i believe

That's an awesome collection

I had one. But yes, playing with them leads to breakage. The crank that played the voice broke off on ours from cranking it too much. It was the coolest. I'm thinking it was 1963, maybe 1964.

The artwork on these are spectacular, just really beautiful detail. Any one of these could be blown up poster sized and be an AWESOME addition to any room. Also, that green lamp !! I just love it! I just wish these videos were longer.

I have a copy of this book! I got it last year from a church op shop in Newcastle Australia for $2!!

These guys would fit in from mid-World War 2 into the early post-war period. The “guy on patrol” with the Ushanka hat is holding a SVT-40 (sniper variant, but the scope is mounted in the wrong place). As the name implies, the SVT-40 was available in 1940, but mass production was FUBARED by Operation Barbarossa. The sniper variant was abandoned by 1942 or so, so this guy has a fairly uncommon weapon for the time. The “aiming snipers” have Mosin-Nagants, which are the most common Soviet sniper rifles of the era. They were first put into production in the 1890s and were also copied. Great weapon.

I had one of these. I fully expected it to be able to clean my room. Heh. Broke the voice device within the first week. Still had a ton of fun with it. *It scared my sisters silly.

Will DEFINITELY keep the memories alive! 💯✌️❤

Another wonderful video. I LOVE those Frazetta prints. I’m an artist too and was always “Drawn” to his work! ✏️😉

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for posting this sir. I love ALL of your videos and this one really hits home with me. I am in the process of putting my “memory room” together and it’s just so wonderful reminiscing about the items from our past. I have SO MANY “Indian Jones” type discoveries of my own. THANK YOU again for your time and please keep posting! “ I search for the past, to give to the present, So that the Future doesn’t forget it” ❤️💯🇺🇸🥰

When I was in Kindergarten, we made a scrap book of the year. For Christmas I wrote, "I got a Horrible Hamilton rifle."

U. N. C. L. E. is my favorite TV show, I was 12 when the show came out and anything connected the the show I bought, if I wasn't for sale I would make it, like the pen communicator. Great memories, thanks!

Great memories as I am a child of the 1960's and a huge James Bond fan. Cheers from Toronto.

I still have my Creepy Crawlers, Fright Factory and Creeple Peeple! And they did have a set come out in the 90s (I believe) that cooked the GIANT bugs, they were still aluminum molds but a light bulb oven. I also learned to make my own plastigoop so I don’t have to buy a million bottles of it off the web. I typically make a huge bowl of bugs for kids to take from when trick-pr-treating along with candy.

I agree with you he is very impressive. If you're a toy collector you definitely need one of these.

You were a little younger than me, so a lot of your toys came out later than the ones I remember. I do seem to remember a mechanized Godzilla that shot marbles! I was really young so it had to be about 1965 or earlier. I just remember it scaring me (but thrilling me at the same time) - I’m guessing it got pulled from the market pretty soon too because it was too dangerous. Yet they still sold hot plates to 8 year olds (Creepy Crawlers).

Amazing pieces!

Might you happen to have a 45 record of The Shadow Knows by Link Wray?