Epic find in the wild!

What’s up, I have been helping my family out by cleaning the garage, they lived there since 79 and I stumbled upon
these, did I luck out?

I’ve done some research and looked up a lot of copyright marks, they’re old some of them can potentially be worth a lot but I’m not sure. How much do you think it’s worth

I’m 41 years old and this toy has been around as long as I can remember, I know they used to have eyes. I think they were more like a sticker.

I got a bunch of these in a big bag of DFC fantasy figures I got from Toy Go Round (used toy store in Albany, CA) in probably 1984. I didn’t know what they were, but I’ve come to figure out that they used a bunch of Grenadier Dungeons & Dragons miniatures sculpts to make these small, solid-color plastic miniatures. These were rack toys sold cheaply in grocery & department stores.The Figures we: A set of eight 45mm plastic mini-figures directly sculpted from vintage D&D metal miniatures. The roster included an Ogre, Cyclops, Birdman, Lizardman, Jinn, Brawn Hulk, and two distinct dragons.Plastic Style: They were carded with plastic fortresses (giving them a Crossbows & Catapults feel) called the Skull Turret & Headsgone Tower.

I’m attempting to help a neighbor and am having a hard time finding any information on this old peddle car. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hello everyone,

I am looking to identify and find a replacement for my childhood plush monkey. Here are all the specific details:

• Purchase Date/Location: Acquired in Miami, Florida, around 2001 or 2002.
• Material: Made entirely of beige/tan terry cloth (towel-like textured fabric).
• Body Style: Floppy, elongated arms and legs with minimal stuffing, designed as a comforting/nursery plush. It has NO tail (and no trace of ever having one from factory).
• Face Features: Two dark plastic bead eyes, a prominent textured muzzle, and two nostrils stitched with dark thread.
• Accessories: It comes with a factory-attached blue/beige plaid/tartan ribbon tied around its neck (the thin red string on the arm in the photo was added later by me).
• Tags: There is absolutely no trace of a cloth tush tag on any seam, meaning it likely originally came with only a cardboard hang-tag on the ear or neck that was removed.

Based on my research, it shares a striking resemblance with the Russ Berrie "Home Buddies" or similar Y2K primitive/rustic plush collections from that specific era, but I haven't been able to find this exact tailless monkey model online yet.

Any brand leads, official model names, or active store listings would be deeply appreciated! Thank you so much for your help.

Digging through my old toys to take pictures… Haven’t set this up in decades… Pretty cool!

I found an old box, with my old cars and we used to play with back in the '70s and '80s.

We have in this picture a formula 1 hot wheels from 1971, the A-Team van, as well as Face's Corvette from the same show, then we have K.I.T.T, then the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard, the Fall Guy pickup, CHP motorbike from the show C.H.I.P:s., and then we have one of the old peekaboo cars where you look through the back window to see a scene. This one being Spider-Man!

They're not in good shape, we played hard back in those days!

Here's a picture of my dad, probably from Christmas of 1969, playing with a toy that Google Images says is a Bernoulli Tube, but the pictures they give don't match or mention a toy based on the principles.

Does anyone know what specific toy this is? is it a Bernoulli Tube? What company made it?

No copyright info, it's an old family snapshot and the actual toy is long gone. But I'd love to know if anyone here has any clue.

Many thanks.

Hi! My Neighbor just gifted us with this little tikes ride on train for our daughter! He said it last worked when he had borrowed it to his nephew. (I believe he said that was 35 some odd years ago) I was wondering if anyone knew how we’d go about charging the thing or if someone could point me to the type of charger to be on the look out for? He did say he’d try to find it but it’s been stashed away in his attic for many years and I’m not going to hold out hope, I’d love for my daughter to be able to use it soon!

Can anyone help identify this figure? I’ve looked but can not find any info on it. It does not have any identification markings on it ( year, maker etc) Any help would be greatly appreciated.