Gen Y-er On The Loose

Day 30: LEGO! (Sears catalog, 1964) :-D

Day 29: Happy Rainbow Stacking Toys (Sears catalog, 1964) God bless Fisher-Price, but I can make a definite case for ...

Day 28: Fisher-Price Toy Circus (Sears catalog, 1964) I like how the camel and the tiger (lower right) look like they're...

Day 27: Fisher-Price Kitchen Set (Magazine ad, 1981) Okay, this thing was freaking cool. It really did look like the burners w...

Day 26: Stix Stax (Magazine ad, 1986) Because every kid wants a toy that lets them imagine they are picking daisies. T...

Day 25: Safety School Bus & Bright-Eyed Cackling Hen (Sears catalog, 1964) Farmyard Realism... one of the more obs...

Day 24: Tin Doll Houses (Sears catalog, 1964) Before Little People, before Barbie's Dream House... but significantl...

Day 23: Playskool Play Pup (Magazine ad, early 1980s) I had this! In fact, I think Mr. Play Pup is still in a box somew...

Day 22: Johnson & Johnson Unforgettable Toys (Magazine ad, 1981) Unforgettable? Of course! Who doesn't remember...

Day 21: All-In-One-Kitchen (Sears catalog, 1964) Remember when corrugated fiberboard was a selling point? Me neither.

Day 20: Fort Apache (Sears catalog, 1964) Easy to assemble, mildly offensive.