1963 Montgomery Ward Catalog Part 3: Housekeeping Toys, Doll Houses, Deluxe Dream Kitchen & More

This is the third video in a series on the dolls, toys and other kid stuff in the 1963 Montgomery Ward Christmas catalog. This video includes children's furniture; play kitchens; kids tea sets and dishes, cookware and bakeware; large and small toy appliances including stoves and mixers; Frosty Sno-man Sno-Cone Machine; Howard Johnson's soda fountain set; doll-size kitchens including the Dream Kitchen by Deluxe Reading; housekeeping toys including the Susy Goose housekeeping set and kid-size Regina Electrikbroom; doll houses including Marx metal houses, Mary Mag-Powr's Magic Doll House, and a knockoff of Barbie's Dream House; and much more.
The first video in the series is here:
• Dolls in the 1963 Mont...
The second video in the series is here:
• Dolls in the 1963 Mont...
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[@kristierundell8917]

Kids could actually play and use their imaginations with these items, as well as being physically active. I remember having a child sized plug in iron and ironing board and being thrilled,as a little girl,to be like mom. You provoked some nice memories here. As always, a big thank you !

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

Yes, imagination was a big part of it then!

[@momsydr]

this tour has been fantastic!!....even though I was only 3 when this book came out, I can recognize some of the toys from my childhood.....its been a wonderful walk down memory lane.....and the attention to detail in these 'homemakers' sets is incredible........no wonder some of these toys are still around today........sure beats the stuff kids are sold now-a-days.......:-)

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

I agree, things were much better built in those days. Not so disposable. Thanks for watching!

[@michelewilliams6398]

Loved visiting memory lane with your detailed look at rhe Ward Catalog. I recognized the metal play table and chairs my brother and i shared before the other two kids came along! Ours was red white and blue with animals. I loved looking at the such deluxe service ware and kitchen ensembles, and especially afore the Marx metal houses and furniture. I didnt have any if these but did receive an ironing board and iron as well as a play sewing machine. Guess what I love to still do!?😊 I look forward to the next one!!

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

Wow that is cool that you saw your furniture! I think you will like the next one too!

[@iluvmusicals21]

What a wonderful video. So many memories came flooding back. I think it would be great to have similar toy- scaled household implements today. Either boys or girls could use the those items to play with.

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

When my nephew was a toddler (about 22 years ago) two of his favorite toys were a vacuum cleaner and a stove. But back in the '60s they were only marketed to girls.

[@keithwarwick5459]

Love it. I’m only hoping this isn’t the only catalogue you have! More please. K.

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

I will definitely be doing more catalogs in the future. Still have a long way to go with this one though!

[@wantingoneangel8976]

I so LOVED Vintage Part 3 Montgomery Ward Catalog:)!! All of these items were made and played with before I was born, but in the Wishmaker Colonial Dollhouse the Pink Plastic Bed and Pink Cribs looked somewhat like some of my old Dollhouse Furniture:)!! I had Dollhouse furniture in which some made from plastic, some from wood, and my Iron Stove was made of Iron:)!! Also, I had a green metal Kitchen that I played in with my Friends:)!! Seeing those old Kitchen play sets reminded me of that:)!! However, my favorite in this Catalog is the Moss Rose China Tea Set, Blue Iron Stone Tea Set, and the "pretend" Milk Glass Tea Sets:)!! I still have a Tea Set that was my Mom's and she gave it to me as a Child. My Mom's old Tea set is Aluminum and is silver with Cinderella as well as her Carriage on them:)!! Thank you for sharing these really awesome Vintage Toys:)!! I am looking forward to Part 4 with all the Vintage Plush Teddy Bears and more:)!!

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

I always love reading your comments. Thanks for all your support!

[@tamarakindle73]

I love love love your videos thank you so much for taking the time to share them with us!

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

You are so welcome! Thank you for your support!

[@johnhandley6123]

OMG--we looked forward every fall for te arrival of that catalogue!

[@lucilleclarke4107]

The good ol days! Neat!💘

[@rolmaguiland21]

The tea sets please 😊❤❤❤

[@michaelmcgee8543]

I remember getting Mr snow cone for Xmas. It did not work well. Where do you get all this info?. Are these from digital archives at the library in rolls?

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

I bought a copy of the entire catalog in pdf form, on eBay. I had to convert it to jpgs in order to make the slide shows.

[@dwilloughby13]

Thank you

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

Welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@BarbieLove]

I wonder if kids play the same way as we did in the past. Playing house was the best. Since Toy r Us shut down, I doubt it not many places to find new toys. Would a kid want an iron and ironing board? I did. LOL

[@lauradaly8020]

I am old enough to remember when Coke came in glass bottles.

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

Me too! Thanks for watching!

[@cmpvariety1764]

Holy moly! Someone needs to make a time machine so I can go back and get all these toys. I was born in 1987, you guys had awesome toys back then. Why can't someone make a time machine? Let's go I want to go back there and get all these toys. Lol.

[@NanaColeen]

I was there and remember so many things here, thank you💞👍 But the wishmaker colonial house's furniture is pretty strong memory.

[@sarahhouston6560]

Miniature is so cute 'petiteO:-) O:-)

[@pzshann8949]

Your the best

[@vintagedollcollector4828]

Thank you!

[@dorisbrinkerhoff8124]

so cute . I never got any of this ,