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    Reproduction Tin Toys

    Published by Pam Kessler | 102 words. · About 1 minute to read this article. -

    I've been spring cleaning in my son's room and, like I said on my last post, I've taken quite a few things to Goodwill. Just couldn't get rid of these ones though.

    Most of these are Schylling toys. My sister started buying these reproduction vintage toys for my son when he was a baby and I still love the look of them.

    I suppose when my son turns 21 or so, and needs an even more grown-up room, I'll have to move the toys into my bedroom.

    You never know when a death ray will come in handy.

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    1. Deb

      March 30, 2012 at 7:55 pm

      Hey Pam, just wanted you to know that when I kept some of my 3 boy's toys I thought it was a bit dingly, but the time went by so fast and now the grandkids love the leggos, transformers and dinosaurs. Love your blog and your sense of humour. Deb Hunt, Fresno, CA
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    2. Roslyn

      March 27, 2012 at 10:43 pm

      I couldn't part with the tin ones either they are keepers. Bring back some really old time memories.........

    3. Jack Schylling

      March 27, 2012 at 8:27 pm

      It warms my heart to read the nice things you say about Schylling tin toys. We work hard to make them and keep the tradition alive. Jack Schylling

    4. Coastal Cottage Dreams

      March 27, 2012 at 5:38 pm

      Those toys are wonderful! I would definitely keep them, perhaps pass them down to your grandchildren someday!

    5. Amy Burzese

      March 27, 2012 at 7:24 am

      Those are great. I wouldn't give them up for anything. I've been away from the vintage thing since the weather is pretty. Keep visiting me at my other blog. Thanks!

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