Here are my 8 post WW II figures produced by Leyla. What I really like about them are the poses and intricate detail involved. The figure with bicycle has a small metal hook embedded in his hand to hold the bicycle. If you look closely at the marching figure you notice he is holding a […]
The SSS toy company was “E Pluribus Unum ” tin toy manufacturer operating in Post War Japan during the 1950’s. Most boys, growing up in that era, who received a toy with a made in Japan label on the box for a birthday present or a holiday gift always looked at them with a juvenile […]
About 12 years ago I found these figures at a booth in the famous Brimfield Massachusetts Antique Show. The only figure with any kind of marking is the out of scale figure of Stalin in the colorful uniform. The others are Lenin, ,Brezhnev, Gorbachev, Yeltsin, complete with missing fingers, and the current head honcho , […]
I love the Dayton Toy & Speciality Co’s Auto Aircraft Truck because it is so big and indestructible! And I love it even more if I can find documentation, here the model shown in Dayton’s 1930s dealer catalog – And even better if you can find what might as well have been the […]
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