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Tin Lithographed Toys
Color-printed tinplate toys with folded tabs, clockwork, friction, battery, or simple push mechanisms.
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Toy Robots
Mechanical and battery-powered robots, space men, walking figures, and science-fiction novelties.
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Die-Cast Toy Vehicles
Scale cars, trucks, buses, construction equipment, and miniature vehicles cast in metal.
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Toy Trains
Electric, clockwork, live-steam, and push trains with track, transformers, stations, rolling stock, and accessories.
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Vintage Action Figures
Character figures, vehicles, playsets, accessories, and carded examples from television, film, comics, and original toy lines.
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Marbles, Tops and Yo-Yos
Traditional skill toys in glass, clay, stone, metal, wood, and plastic with maker and regional variations.
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Kenner
Cincinnati-rooted maker known for licensed figures, playsets, vehicles, preschool toys, and innovative television-era products.
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Ohio Art
Bryan, Ohio maker associated with metal lithography, drawing toys, banks, tea sets, globes, and other playthings.
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Louis Marx and Company
American toy lines spanning trains, playsets, tin, plastic figures, vehicles, dollhouses, and mechanical toys.
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Tonka
Pressed-steel trucks, construction toys, vehicles, and durable playthings with strong model and color variation.
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LEGO
Interlocking building sets, minifigures, boxes, instructions, catalogs, and specialty elements.
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Corgi Toys
British die-cast vehicles known for features, glazing, suspension, accessories, and licensed subjects.
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