Found A TOY Chest While Trash Picking! Let's Take A Look Inside!

A toy unboxing of mystery toys! Wallets, papers, and who knows what else!
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[@brendameyer3055]

I grew up in the 50’s and 60’s and goodness we had almost all those toys! What fun!! A trip down memory lane for sure !!

[@PaperandMoose]

Wish I could find more toy chests out in the trash, this was a lot of fun!

[@karendollar8202]

@@PaperandMoose ki

[@donnag.5315]

I used to look so forward to weekly readers! Thanks for bringing back a sweet memory! Love the jacks bag & the noisemaker! Take care

[@wadda6868]

"I'm Buster Brown, I live in a shoe. That's my dog, Tige, he lives there too!'

[@cliles6764]

Yep!! Buster Brown it is. I have a porcelain one of those.

[@cathifamjourney469]

You are exactly right. I have a large 18" chalkware one I got while working for Buster Brown.

[@carolgleeson8743]

It looks like you found a toy box from the 60’s! I was born in ‘61, so am a true child of the 60’s-70’s and many of the items in that toy chest were things that I remember from my childhood! Great find! I am a re-seller and also a collector of vintage 50’s -60’s dolls and toys. The old doll you found looks like a Vogue Baby Dear doll - very popular in the 60s and came in several sizes. I have recently been thinning out my collection, trying to pick my absolute favorites and limit to one cabinet. Everything else I am listing on eBay, since we have been stuck inside. I am right now watching you while I sort through vintage doll clothes I had stored in a closet. I had been putting this task off since I love my old toys. But now is the time to tackle those chores we have been putting off for lack of time. And sending things on to homes who will treasure them. Thanks for keeping me company while we both ‘play’ with our old toys!

[@nancyhinds3821]

Any Tammy doll items?

[@carolgleeson8743]

No, I don’t have any Tammy doll items right now, but with everyone stuck inside listing things, you may find something on eBay! Good Luck!

[@greenfairy8609]

Those ballerinas were used on cakes for decoration. This was fun❤️

[@psmith6852]

@@hateisbad yes I had them too loved them

[@crazy-eyedreseller]

Well, you most certainly have birds. As I’ve been watching and listening, I’ve heard crows, Cardinals, Nuthatches, and a Northern Flicker (woodpecker). Very cool. And some very cool finds too.

[@PaperandMoose]

I see a cardinal every now and then. In the morning, it sounds like a bird sanctuary outside with all of their singing. I might record it one day for a video, if only to help identify what birds are in my yard!

[@skutovr]

As this video was wrapping up, and I was reading through the comments I also heard a dove.

[@shoshonnaissachar5927]

Corrected myself that character is Buster Brown! and the Ring Rattle with "water"??? haha Long ago when my children were babies, they had those rattles and yes, even then had the fluid with sparkles or thingys floating in it. The jacks and bag are the best. We use to put our jacks and ball in our tiny little purses so we could play at recess. That was in the fifties! Great memorabilia. The Betty Rubble character, I think, is from the sixties and had Mr. Bubble bubble bath in it. I could not see it that well, but think that may be it.

[@billearls5817]

As I recall, that big baby rattle was meant to put in freezer for teething babies to chew on?

[@cathifamjourney469]

Nope definitely not Buster Brown. Wrong type of hat. I worked for a Buster Brown store for almost 20 years and have items around her with him and Tige, now the little brown plastic dog sure resembled tige!

[@vestigialvintage8231]

That green head is from a can of Funny Foam soap!

[@rikspector]

Renee, I had completely forgotten abut "The "Weekly Readers". They were so much fun when I was little. Better to lose your jacks than your marbles:) Thanks for the toy box. I had one painted in blue foryears and years. Cheers, Rik Spector

[@anitablades6033]

Weekly Reader was at the Dr. Office. In my time of life.

[@rickeydonald4756]

The box by itself was worth the rescue. Kids save the darnedest things. What a time capsule!

[@danniifan3115]

Yes & they end up throwing out so much stuff out! The parents almost need to keep the bits together in a snap lock bag!

[@cindyneel328]

There was a jewelry maker like the creepy crawlies. It made brooches, my poor Mom wore those crazy things to the store. Our beautiful jewelry we made for her LOL

[@PaperandMoose]

They would have been great for Halloween!

[@judyandjw1959]

Hello, could the little guy be the boy out of cracker jacks? Great find in the toy chest. Good luck with your treasures. Be safe and God bless.

[@pattihammel4073]

Judy Dawson I think that you are correct. I just looked it up his name would be Sailor Jack

[@bruceweigle7597]

that was the first thing that came to my mind as well.

[@grittykitty8005]

That's who it looks like to me , but I can't see well enough to put it in the comments . Glad that you see it too :)

[@sondraleonard212]

I first thought the Cracker Jack boy also!

[@helenabrus191]

Taco picked up the dark tall chest of drawers; even with his sore back. Happy that you are friends.

[@grannyqute2273]

I think they maybe siblings.

[@bertcochran1770]

Do I hear taco bells in your future?

[@doridearman1975]

The Paper Dolls are my favorite and not even used!!! Love ephemera!

[@FindsByPirjo]

What a fun toy box. I liked the paper dolls, neat find. Thanks for sharing this treasure box with us.

[@maryhill909]

The basket was like our Easter basket growing up. What fun.

[@kennbiggs9311]

IKR! I’m 61 and still have mine. Although it’s been a looong time since the Easter Bunny has filled it.

[@thehentherapist5066]

You can remove odor from old books by wrapping them in parer towels, or put them in a pillow case, then bury them in clean cat litter for a couple days.

[@bonniedilorenzo3535]

Loved the little tea cup with the pinecones

[@sand3882]

60s Weekly Readers. Wow, that took me back. I couldn't wait to get it in school each week. The pencil from the market looked like the pencil that butchers would use to mark the white paper wrappers on the meat you would order.

[@darstill2195]

Most TOYS from 50-60's. Had wallets like the 1st one. LOVE Weekly Readers. I used to get so excited i'd cry running back from the mailbox after it was delivered! And the dancing horse is awesome. Back in the day, there were all kinds of push-up toys, we called em.

[@rheaceebelle8130]

Cooties. The round.body and head looks like one of the bugs from the cooties game. There would be holes to attach the legs. Whoever completed their cootie first won.

[@lisacochran6846]

Love the little kids book ! The pages would look so cute matted and framed for a new babies room ! I just love the graphics ! Love looking threw the toy box with you !

[@jennilang721]

Take the roll of caps, unravel and place on concrete porch or side walk. Get a heavy, palm-sized rock, slam on powder cap circle, and POW!POW!POW! some fun.👍

[@mtl6905]

Or you would put the roll in your cap gun!

[@cherylross2718]

Hi Renee, being 60 I remember a lot of the items. I have my brothers cap gun, I would love to find a box of caps for my display. I think your noise maker is from Oktoberfest. Hand wash the vintage doll clothes, lots of people look for the real thing. Thank you for the walk down memory lane. Keep well ❤.

[@rennkay3291]

agree, Oktoberfest

[@lees.winter1106]

The "Diamond Ring" rattle came with water in it like a snow globe. The clump of stuff stuck to the inside top was glitter, so when you shook it, the diamond would sparkle. Fun stuff! Leesa

[@finnjolly]

and.... its over 40 years old... hope you clean it up //*u*\\

[@maryscott_50]

I had one of those in the mid 60's - it held a kind of oily liquid & the glitter would float around in it. So much fun stuff!

[@jujuhowell4594]

I loved the weekly readers, I had forgotten about those. Good find

[@carolynsimone8647]

Enjoyed looking into you box of goodies...🥰🥰

[@raggedyann4372]

The doll can be safed😍

[@Nonayabizness360]

Love the old toys. Try dryer sheets with the baking soda to get rid of the musty smell it's worked wonders for us with ephemera. 😊

[@adapoole4515]

I am 62 years old and I remember that picture book from the first grade. How great of you finding it.

[@susanfromnola8661]

I still play a mean game of Jacks with my niece....TY for showing us your neat finds!!!

[@verettejones9510]

Hello Renee. I've been waiting to see what was in the box . Really it was like opening a time capsule. So much fun . I hope to hear more about the money and how it was used that would be cool. You enjoy you evening and Thanks for the look see into the past . Stay well.📷📷📷💯💯💯🍄🌸🍄🌸💓💓💓

[@lorrainekeith5679]

What a great box that brought back so many memories.We must have had the same toys here in Scotland.

[@sarahanderson8371]

I could not wait to see this video. Love the old basket and picture book. Great colors and drawings. I think she is a thumbalena doll. I had her. Oh I like your hair short. It's so cute on you. Love the old paper dolls. You got some really great items and older. They look like creepy crawlers. I played Jack's all the time. What a fun video to watch.

[@kaseythomas9646]

Thumbilina was smaller and different eyes, look on Google.

[@retrorescued]

oh my gosh, can't wait to watch this one when I get home... I want to also compliment you on your exceptional lighting and camera work when you do your porch hauls... truly looks professional... even your fade in and fade out to your opening and closing scenes.. really well done.

[@janiesmithling4518]

I had those ballerinas on my birthday cake when I was 5yrs old. ('60's) I think I saved them. Now I have to go find them. That green lid kinda reminds me of a spray soap foam you used for bathtime fun(Also in said '60's). There was a hole in back so you can push down like a spray can and different color soap foam would squirt out. Gosh I haven't thought about that in decades! Fun trip down memory lane.😏

[@maryannanaya905]

Taco I saw just picked up that beautiful dresser.

[@samanthab1923]

Mary Ann Anaya Oh I'm so glad to hear that!

[@judyfrazier2462]

I got so excited when you pulled that baby doll out. I am 65 and I have that exact doll from when I was about 8 years old, Mine is in great shape and has it's original pink pjs. My sister had one in blue but it is long gone.

[@gretchenarrant8334]

That hair curler I remember. In my teen years my grandmother had a nursing home and one of the "old" ladies asked me to wash and set her hair. I washed her hair in a dishpan if you can imagine and those were the curlers she had. I had to drip each in "Jocur", setting gel. It was like slime. Lol. Made it very hard to do her hair but we made it through and it turned our so pretty . She was very happy. I remember she wire the reddest lipstick I had ever seen. Such a memory that was. Thank yoh!!

[@nancyhinds3821]

We used Dippity Do! My hair is straight as a board and absolutely nothing would make it keep a curl. I was a victim of many Toni Perms! I can still smell those!

[@PaperandMoose]

My grandmother & all of her sisters were curler women. Every single night, curlers in their hair.

[@retrobebop61]

Nancy Hinds Gross smell! I was a victim, as well!

[@retrobebop61]

Gretchen Arrant I remember those curlers when I was little in the early 60s!

[@shelleytribbey8781]

Oh yes creepy crawlers so cool. Those ballerinas were cake toppers. I had them on my cake when I was little. Love that fan! The Jacks bag was the best. I have never seen one before! All the paper stuff was really nice!!

[@loristerling3877]

I love the little pine cone idea!! Too sweet! Please show us some of your creations!!!

[@tamaranichols6821]

The little orange basket looked like the "trap" in the Mouse Trap game.

[@nancyhinds3821]

I don't think they had holes in the bottom, though!

[@hfsaid]

Several years ago I was cleaning out a closet and found a doll-sized clothes closet from my childhood, full of little bits that kids love to save. There were jacks & cracker jacks prizes & bottle caps & parts of old toys. Not worth saving but hard to throw out. This vid brought back memories.

[@kentuckylady2990]

I am growing out my hair too. I love how the longer hair softens you’re features, hopefully it is doing the same for mine. I loved getting the Weekly Reader. Those wallets have hidden pockets. I should know I have a red one, that I carried all through high school in the 1960s. Mom used to set my hair in those hair curlers. I still have them. I think that ring was a teething ring and the water is meant to be in there. Moms would freeze them and give them to baby to help soothe the gums. I am surprised the water is still in there.

[@denisemeredith2436]

Some great finds, they reminded me of some of the contents from my toy cupboard at grandma's house (the cupboard is in mom's garage. I was born in 61 and remember paper dolls that you could dress. The little dog with the beaded legs that you pushed underneath, I remember having one snd playing with it for hours. Crayola crayons, love them, they don't change much. I remember having rolls of caps, I would sit on the kerb with my mates snd would bash them with a stone to make them pop. Alas, they are banned over here in the UK now.

[@trishallain6503]

That doll is Thumbelina. My first doll was Thumbelina. Still have my Thumbelina. She is 55 years old. She has always been my favorite doll. Thank you for rescuing "creepy dolls". I don't think dolls are creepy at all. I never have thought they were creepy.

[@jaynedetweiler2290]

I think the boy on the spring is Buster Brown. They gave little toys with their shoes. I really like the Ballerinas. They were probably from a cake. My brother had the Creepy Crawler machine and we burned our fingers on that thing LOL! Fun finds!😊 Stay safe!❤

[@pattihammel4073]

I had that Mother Goose book I remembered when you showed it. Thank you so much for the happy memory

[@juliaportelance4254]

The spray can head was from crazy foam... all coolmemories from my childhood! Thanks!

[@debwarren8384]

Memory Lane! Straight from late 50s and early 60s I had that book, and the Creepy Crawlers (the Creeple Peeple one too!) That pink plastic fan! 14:42 was part of a set you could make creatures, different legs, arms, antennae, weird toy. The green cap I think was from Crazy Foam and if the whale tail has a screw thing like a bottle top, it might have gone to a bubble bath container. I agree that the white guy is the Cracker Jack kid or Buster Brown. And I loved my Weekly Readers too! Thanks for sharing!! I needed that today.

[@samanthab1923]

deb warren Loved Weekly Readers. Highlights too.

[@nancyhinds3821]

I had a 'Magilla Gorilla Crazy Foam for my bath!

[@ritacrawford1624]

Loo

[@sandravollmer7272]

These are such great memories! I had most of the things in the box when I was young.

[@cathifamjourney469]

@@samanthab1923 Oh the highlight magazines!! My favorite part of going to the dentists office!

[@MsJet1]

We had a creepy crawly machine when I was a child! It was so fun to use!

[@samanthab1923]

JoAnn E The height of child safety. 😂 I remember that was a big gift one Christmas 🎄

[@catherinebowers3654]

One of my favorite toys,somehow managed not to burn myself or set the house on fire!

[@tracytarle2144]

Oh my gosh..was it the one with the metal molds that you'd put in a heating machine and they'd get rubberey?? I can still smell it...wish I had one again.

[@anitablades6033]

I got the mold master set for Army Men.

[@linstryck2045]

I think the ring had liquid like a snow globe with glitter inside. Great treasure chest!

[@susanconner4309]

Linda Strycker yes glitter, something they wouldn’t use these days for a baby rattle haha

[@shoshonnaissachar5927]

Yes...like that!

[@lovekimberleyday9232]

I found $160 in a vintage chair cushion when I cut it open on kerbside a few weeks ago winning! LOVE UR VIDEOS X

[@sharoncollins920]

That was so much fun to watch! Thanks for sharing with us Renee!

[@jcbroomfield1205]

I was excited to see this! My sister loves keeping treasures out of trash bins. That round mam body could be part of Mr. Timbertoes.

[@seleneapolczynski6093]

Great walk down memory lane. Thank you. Keep picking Little Sprite

[@maryscott_50]

You could have a box in your flea market booth for people to sift through these things. We love to watch you pick through boxes at the flea for small objects. thanks

[@mq12891]

When I was growing up a Lady Buxton was my favorite gift.

[@sharon7580]

Yep, Dutch boy! There was a / is a paint. That is an antique for sure!

[@kgar]

Just a quick note to let you know how much I love your videos. Along with Taco and Vid Vulture, you guys are all my favorites. Such super nice people with a good way about you. Take care out there!

[@PaperandMoose]

Thanks so much & thank you for watching!

[@tma4444]

Creepy crawlers!! How awesome! A blast from my past!

[@RnR-Rebel]

Hiya Renee, what a treasure trove that box had! That looked like “Cracker Jack”, might’ve been a “prize” you got inside a box. 🎶“Candied covered popcorn, peanuts & a prize aaaaand that’s what you get in Cracker Jack”🎶 omg I’ll be singing it all day! “Cooties”! Pretty sure that’s what the red & white toy you connected stuff into was. Loved the paper dolls (I would), the book (fab illustrations, funny how you opened to the🎃😉), that little fan! You can get mould off leather (if the wallets are leather, might work on vinyl but be harder to get smell out) by using good old white vinegar, let dry, give a good drink of leather conditioner. I rehabbed an 80s Coach should bag this way, used some extra dye as it looked dingy, but came out great! I have a bunch of dead stock St. Thomas & an other brand I don’t recall wallets & new I can get decent prices, more if a designer. In my old shop, I sought out & sold OOP, htf, rare vintage & antique books. If they had mould, the way to get it off paper is use slices of old bread & it really works, smell & all! I wonder if there’s some way of getting the mould out of the toy box? Gotta be a KZbin video on it. Have fun w/ your treasures & be well! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️

[@PaperandMoose]

I have heard of the bread trick, but I have never tried it. Good to know that it actually does work! (Kind of weird if you think about it!)

[@RnR-Rebel]

Paper and Moose - It *is* really weird! I save the ends nobody eats, stick in a bag in the freezer so I always have if needed. Make sure it’s thawed, dry. The other thing that works - but these days good luck finding them🙄- is antibacterial wipes. Very gently so the paper doesn’t get wet or the print smeared, let dry or put towel in between, do next page. One wipe will do an avg sized book! I wouldn’t use on cheap newer books as the paper quality is so thin, old ephemera is much better quality, some even rag paper. Come to think of it, the wipes worked on vtg leather & vinyl shoes about 18 years ago when our basement flooded badly (nearly 2 ft of water, they messed up paving the driveway, no drainage😳, we fixed thank goodness) after a nor’easter. They hadn’t gotten wet, were in original or shoe storage boxes, but damp got in. I noticed it never came back a few weeks ago when doing cleanup after the hot water heater hose flooded partly. Thankful my OOP htf rare books, tarot I need to sell (pronto!) didn’t get damaged! I bet you’d love making paper! It’s fun, you can add stuff like tiny pressed flowers, bits of old lace, metallic threads, vintage fabric scraps, approx anything that’ll lay flat. It makes lovely wrapping paper or personalised stationery & cards, plus its eco-friendly; could see you using your own handcrafted biz cards, that’d be a great trademark for you! J. 😘🧡🎸

[@gailcathey5642]

My Weekly Readers ! So great!

[@Paula-133]

Easter Basket, caps from 1950's and 60's, wallet was very popular, cake topper dancers, permanent wave curlers, Buster Brown Shoes.

[@christinegreywolf]

You can still make Creepy Crawlers. The newer style machine has a wimpy bulb though, lol. It does work, but takes much longer. Seriously kids need to be kids..... teach them how to be careful. I still have the original machine that was my brothers and a ton of molds. He never would share it when we were kids, so now I can make them whenever I want, lol.

[@lmvicente1]

What an awesome find!!! I used to love playing jacks!!!

[@JanRaz1955]

I still have my ballerina s from the 60s...they were on my cake...same ones. 🥰

[@marilynmcpheron3231]

The baby doll was a Thumbelina Baby Doll. They came in several sizes. The eyes can be cleaned as well as the body and restored. I think the dress is original. I had a smaller version which I still treasure today.

[@lynngudgeon9416]

Those are some awesome toys. I'm in love with the toy box 😍. Be safe my friend.

[@samanthab1923]

Lynn Gudgeon I like the box it self too.

[@marisayoung8670]

Love the Mother Goose story book - Simple Simon - so not PC now - enjoying your finds - many thanks from Australia 🇦🇺

[@mariekado7151]

You always seem to find such good stuff in the trash. The furniture.....I like refinishing furniture but its a rare day when I see such good items in the trash.

[@jeanadamsick9854]

Nice find, you made a good decision to have taken that trunk. Taco, did take that old dresser you had no room for, in yesterdays video. Glade that it wasn't left behind. Again, smart to wear your gloves when going thru stuff.

[@lakelassie934]

I buy and sell linens. Those are 1940s lunch napkins, if they feel find of cool to the touch they are made from real natural linen. Caution: Linen is natural fiber and will just disintegrate in any cleaner/laundry soap that contains bleach (one of the tests us knitters use if the label is missing from yarn, is to put a little piece in bleach. If cotton or synthetic, no effect. If natural (wool, silk, linen), the fiber just falls apart). Safe cleaner on all old tablecloths, etc is the enzyme cleaner BIZ (not Oxyclean, it has bleach in it). Pure linen is a great thing to pickup for selling. Check out prices online. A really pretty set of four luncheon napkins will sell for $20+ (remember it feels cool because it is a hollow fiber, so grab those at the next rummage sale. Cotton is warm, polyester always has pet hair and other things sticking to it (and no one will buy them anyway. Never clean up well. Stains stay).

[@grittykitty8005]

Wonderful old toy box find . I really like the pink duck , but my favorite was the red earless dog (?) thing that moved when you push the bottom . I love those toys . I would love to see one of those dolls in mint condition (forget her name ) . They always look haggard and well loved when you find them in the wild . Just watched your video where you find the Barbie and Ideal doll too . You 're so blessed : )

[@larryboysen5911]

All our chalk and Crayolas, also pencils were from Binney & Smith, back in my grammar school days. Being a little "bad boy"...I remember caps and cap guns! Kilgore and Remmington made them. That doll's hair looks like mine upon rising! Fred's wife! I spotted a frog in your coloring book...what color would I make him? For me, your tour in the toy box is a trip to the past for me! Wow...there is a collection of flexible frogs...all is not lost! Even "Frog Furniture"...which I incorporate in my frog scenarios. My mom used those old-style curlers.I wonder what that box would look like stripped of that old green contact paper/fabric...looking at the inside of the lid...could be interesting?

[@denisedouglas6522]

Once again, thank you in advance! Cannot wait to watch!

[@tammysedam9987]

The green lid/head is from a Crazy Foam can. Crazy Foam was like heavy shaving cream,for playing with in the bath tub.

[@catherinethompson2525]

I have all the vintage toys I loved and grew up with The Bettt Rubble is it a bubble bath holder? She's adorable, and vintage Avon Fun box of vintage retro toys, ballerinas did they go on jewelry boxes Just a box of fun Stay safe

[@shoshonnaissachar5927]

That is what I thought...had Mr. Bubble in it. My kids had one.

[@marshacrom6206]

The little boy on the spring looks similar to Buster Brown,, but he had short pants.. Cracker Jack had a sailor boy, usually with a dog by his feet.

[@lizarnold87]

1966, I was in kindergarten. I would have gotten those weekly Readers...I loved them..my brother had the creepy crawlers and I had one that made flowers. Stay safe and thanks for the vid’s

[@samanthab1923]

Easy to remove contact paper from the chest. Blow dryer, scraper & adhesive remover. Think it's worth saving. ❤️🏡

[@holleyjomartinez4009]

Incredible Edibles!!!!!

[@jennifer3550]

The big ring that rattles with water in it is suppose to have that water because its a Teething ring You chill it in the fridge and babies chew on it to numb there gums I've never seen one shaped into an actual ring before neat

[@samanthab1923]

Jennifer Vibbert The one I had for my son was shaped like an ice cream pop.

[@juneholbrook9452]

I used to sit underneath the huge folding table at the laundromat while my mother did the laundry on wringer washers. I played jackets the whole time

[@fredscott413]

We used to lay a roll of caps on the sidewalk and hit it with a rock,would really make your ears ring.lots of cool stuff,thanks

[@rockfoots]

15:00 I think that is a lid from "Crazy Foam" It was bath shaving cream-like foam bath soap. I had one that the head was a monkey. In fact I still have mine. Don't know why, but I do.

[@elizabethbrundagemediajour150]

Toys for the imagination. Great find !

[@craftyjacki5046]

The little guy on the spring looks like the Cracker Jack guy or Buster Brown. Love this box full of fun!

[@romancewiththepast7979]

Yup

[@sugertomx]

I love the plastic duck, so cute

[@Natalie-ox7xm]

I LOVED my Creepy Crawlers bug maker! The smell of that goo heating up was so distinctive and plastic -y , who knows what we were inhaling lol. I love that Jacks bag with all it's little treasures stashed inside. Great video as always Renee! Thank you for sharing!

[@elizabethbrundagemediajour150]

The little white figure in Cracker Jack....Jack also had a dog. Cracker Jacks box had buttered popcorn and peanuts....about 1960s. Cracker Jacks also had a toy inside the box. Your Toy Box items .......large doll looks to be 1960s..might have a date on the backside. My Dad built for me a wooden toy box like that one in the 1950s painted pink. I had the box thru my junior year in college. When I went out of state I could not take to box with me because the box was heavy so I do not have the box. I hope the box still exists and being of good use to someone.The box was one item I wish I could have kept.

[@sharonnowlin2297]

I thought that today would never come so I could see in the box! I always though that the best part was digging through the mystery boxes ... PLUS this one was FREE!! Thanks for Sharing!

[@jg24diecast41]

Thanks for sharing your toy chest finds! A plastic bag with dryer sheets in it will help take the musty smell out of paper.

[@PascalMarieFinland]

Love this discovery box full of toys video. I sometimes buy these boxes on the Marketplace just to discover goodies in them. Thank you for sharing. Take good care of yourself and your family. Best regards from Finland, Pascal

[@maryowens9179]

The white figure is from cracker jack.i think the thing on the ring is glued.i would to to take off clean it up and reglue.my is the nursery ryme book and and paper dolls,remember owning them both.yes what a great find Rene.

[@WarblerRidge]

"I somehow have a collection of small brooms" lol. It's funny how collections will find us like that, isn't it? Thanks for another fun video. I look forward to these.

[@sharon7580]

Many cool things from the past!

[@greenwillow5404]

This just appeared in my feed and I realize this is from months ago, but I am pretty sure that sweet little baby doll is the Madame Alexander baby kitten doll from the early 1960s. I still have mine from then. They are collectibles and could be worth something.

[@sandrakillian1170]

Your like a child at Cristmas time ,your soooooooo cute!!!!!!!? Please stay safe.love your videos

[@rpkent8884]

love the jacks bag...I was in a jacks tournament in 4th grade.