From basic sock toys of the late 1800’s to metallic Slinky’s of the 1940’s, classic toys and games have soldiered on to stake a claim in our collective histories. Now, you can observe firsthand how some of these popular classic toys have evolved over the past 150 years. Cap guns of the mid 1800’s allowed young kids to play Cowboys and Indians – all while real Cowboys moseyed down the streets next to them. Robby the Robot toys and outlandish Ray Guns ushered in the Space Era, providing young kids with plenty to dream about. From Hula Hoops to Sea Monkeys, and beyond – we simply love classic toys, and this new infographic will take you on a stroll down memory lane.
Classic toys and games from Tin Toy Arcade deliver hours of fun and a unique experience that can be shared by those of all ages. Take a moment and check out our compilation of the most popular classic toys from the past 150 years!
7 comments:
I love that a lot of those "old fashioned" toys are still around today. Yoyo's are awesome.
OMG, talk about taking me back down memory lane - so cute!
Wow I remember those toys. My kids like many others now love using tablets and such now, but they still also like playing with toys and enjoy board games.
I loved my Raggedy Ann Doll. They just don't make things like they used to. It stinks!
I want to buy my kids a toy from every decade, but I have a feeling I'd be the one playing with them LOL
Love that graphic. It so funny how some of those toys are coming back and some are still popular.
Oh I love how so many of them are still around today! Wow..Pez was 1927! So neat...playdoh, Raggedy Ann, Yoyo's, viewmaster, slinky, legos, potato head, Etch a Sketch....we have these toys still today! We were just doing silly putty a month or so ago showing him how you can put it on the cartoons! Love it!
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