Tuesday, December 24, 2024
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I like to keep in touch with the people and companies whom I've had the pleasure and thanks to have been able to write about them, their stores, and of course their toys. I wrote a letter to Mr. Ed Sanders of AntiqueToys.com in November,
to see how he was doing and to say that I's like to write another post. He gave me the permission and I thanked him. Unfortunately, I forgot.
My apologies to Ed, and no excuses!
AntiqueToys.com is an excellent store, as well as an exceptional resource. Not only do es Ed all ways have an excellent selection of toys for sale, but his site is encyclopaedic in providing toy collectors and people in learning about toys,
but he always has a large array of all kinds of toys for sale.
Above: At the top of the first web page, there is a guide for all of the different types of toys, as well as pages about toys, and toys for sale.
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Access to the many different topics and categories, is presented
by alphabetical order, as well as by topic. Once you select a letter and click,
all of the titles and topics for the specific letter will appear.
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The screen-capture below illustrates another section of Ed's website.
There is a guide for determining the grading of the condition of a toy,
there is a glossary (vocabulary and explanation) of the "language" of toys,
and a large amount of information of the many manufacturers of toys.
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This part of Ed's website provides the reader with information
about the many different manufacturers of toys, and
the many different the type of toys. In terms of buying toys, there is a large choice both in terms of toys, as well as the range in pricing of the toys.
I am still amazed whenever I visit Ed's website, even after 14 years of
writing posts. Ed and his team of employees have spent a lot of time to get the
quality of website that you can visit.
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This screen-capture shows you another way to find information.
On this web page, you can do a search by alphabet for the name of
a specific toymaker.
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This screen-capture shows you a history of a toymaker.
You can read about when the company first started
and learn about their history.
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This screen-capture shows you a history of
the many articles that ed has written. As well, there are book reviews
and a wide array of different toy topics, with
something for everyone.
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This screen-capture presents Tin Toys. Not only is there a
well-written section to read, but there is always a fine selection
of toys tp be purchased or studied for those interested in learning about toys.
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This screen-capture presents Pressed Steel Toys.
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This screen-capture presents Wood and Paper Toys
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This screen-capture presents Newer Toys
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This screen-capture presents Museum-Quality Toys
These toys are not for sale, but for reading and studying about these
rarer toys.
If you want to visit a site and learn about toys or buy a toy,
this is a fine place to visit. Ed has been in business for a whole,
and his experience and knowledge are phenomenal.
So that's it for today.
Thanks for visiting, and I would like to wish each and everyone
a very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year
Thanks for dropping by to visit,
My name is (Mr.) Stacey Bindman
and I can always be reached at:
toysearcher@gmail.com
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