1930s Great Depression Era Tin Toys & Barbie, Toy Hunting Outside of My Comfort Zone.

[@BrinquedosAntigosEspeciais]

Muito legal, parabéns! 👏🏻👍🏻

[@LewDukes]

That Gremlins lunchbox is awesome! Nostalgia

[@SargeRedsVintageToys]

Yeah, it's pretty neat, I love old lunchboxes.

[@samanthacalciano8211]

I had that Barbie Vett 1979. It had a gray suitcase w/ stripe that snaped on the luggage rack. Also tiny gray colored 8 tracks for the radio.

[@SargeRedsVintageToys]

I'll have to check for tiny 8tracks 😁

[@samanthacalciano8211]

Gosh I had most of that Barbie stuff😆 pink case, some of those outfits, The Dream Pool. The Disney bag with the yellow is 70s through '82 ish. Went in '82 and I remember those bags. The black and white "post cards as you called them" are silhouetts. They had artist in Disney World who would do them for $. The older silhouetts have Walt Disney World name on the art paper. The newer versions didn't have the name

[@SargeRedsVintageToys]

Cool, I actually found out those silhouettes were his wife and brother I think. They are going back to them😁

[@NitrousDiecast]

Interesting items! The last few items that were in good shape would make good decor items for your new store. If the tin toys aren’t worth a lot, it might be cool to do some restoration videos on some of them.

[@SargeRedsVintageToys]

I agree, some of them will definitely be used in displays.

[@smokeystover5682]

The 1930s toys with the "futuristic" look were showing art deco styling, which was popular at that time. Vehicles and trains were styled with a streamlined appearance.

[@SargeRedsVintageToys]

I think they look awesome. To bad the cars of the future didn't live up to the vison.

[@chadjuneau6892]

Certain time toys definitely bring in a pretty penny

[@jhc3852]

Hey man I'm pretty knowledgeable on toys like those and also I'm a big buyer and im interested

[@SargeRedsVintageToys]

Ok cool, I will be trying to get through them in more detail in the near future.

[@chadjuneau6892]

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