Few television shows have had the enduring cultural impact of The Brady Bunch. Airing from 1969 to 1974, this family sitcom chronicling the lives of a blended family of six children, two parents, and a quirky housekeeper became a defining show of the 1970s. Though its original run lasted only […]
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The History of Breyer Horses Celebrating 75 Years of Model Horse Excellence
For 75 years, Breyer Horses has captured the imagination of horse lovers and collectors worldwide. What began as a single model horse designed for a Western-themed clock in 1950 has evolved into a globally recognized brand, producing some of the most sought-after equestrian collectibles. With its commitment to craftsmanship, attention […]
Fiona the 2025 Breyer St. Patrick’s Day Plush, Gallops into the Celebration!
Breyer has introduced Fiona, its 2025 St. Patrick’s Day plush horse, as part of its seasonal lineup. This limited-edition collectible features a festive shamrock-themed design and is available for a limited time. Fiona is designed with a white coat, complemented by green socks and ears to reflect the St. Patrick’s […]
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith – History, Collectibles, and Memorabilia from the Classic Comic Strip
For over a century, Barney Google and Snuffy Smith has entertained readers with its sharp humor, memorable characters, and ever-evolving storytelling. In this feature, we explore the rich history and cultural impact of this iconic comic strip, from its origins in 1919 to its continued relevance today. We’ll also take […]
George Borgfeldt A Pioneer in Toy Licensing and Character Merchandising
George Borgfeldt is not a household name today, but his influence on the American toy industry is profound and enduring. Although Borgfeldt was not a toy maker himself, he pioneered a practice that now dominates the global toy market: licensing. Through his innovative approach to licensing intellectual property and distributing […]
Marx Rolykins The 1960s Rolling Mini Figures
In 1966, the iconic Louis Marx & Co. introduced a unique line of miniature plastic toys called Rolykins — small figures mounted on a rolling metal ball bearing. These charming little toys, standing around 1.25 inches tall, combined static character figures with interactive play value, allowing children to push and […]
Lost Hans Coper Masterpiece Found in London Garden to Be Auctioned at Chiswick Auctions
A long-lost masterpiece by renowned Anglo-German studio potter Hans Coper (1920-1981) has been discovered in a London garden, decades after it was relegated to life outdoors following significant damage. The monumental stoneware vessel, a rare and possibly unique piece dating to the early 1960s, is now set to go under […]
Rare Disney Wade Lady and the Tramp Blow-Up Prototypes
Disney Wade Lady and the Tramp Blow-Up Prototypes – Disney and Wade pottery enthusiasts had the chance to acquire some exceptionally rare pieces at a recent Potteries Auctions event, where five unmarked prototype ‘Blow Up’ colourway figures from the classic Lady and the Tramp series went under the hammer. These […]
Enchanting Mary Poppins Limited Edition Coins from The Royal Mint
The Royal Mint has once again sprinkled a little magic into its latest collection, unveiling a limited edition series of coins celebrating the beloved children’s classic – Mary Poppins. This latest release pays tribute to one of the most iconic characters in British literary and cinematic history, honouring the whimsical […]
The Wombles Collectables – Collecting The Wombles
The Wombles, created by Elisabeth Beresford in 1968, are an enduring part of British culture. With their eco-conscious message and whimsical charm, they have inspired books, television shows, music, and a wide range of collectables. For fans and collectors alike, The Wombles’ memorabilia represents more than nostalgia—it embodies creativity, environmental […]















