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Life was vastly different during the Tudor period, though you might be surprised to learn how similar some of their household items were to what we use today.
Toys
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Teenie Beanie Babies, Boo Buckets, McNugget Buddies, and more: these McDonald’s Happy Meal toys have become surprisingly valuable collector’s items.
Have any Breyer Horses lying around your house? Items auctioned at BreyerFest have sold for upwards of $65,000.
Along with other valuable collectibles of the ‘80s and ‘90s, Precious Moments figures could earn you some cash.
These games, action figures, and other toys were all the rage nearly 25 years ago.
These memorable items, activities, and food products launched nearly 50 years ago.
The Aebersold family established The Lumistella Company in 2005.
The prices of Beanie Babies fluctuate, but right now you can purchase the holiday collections at a low price.
Parents who wanted to get their kids the recording device seen in the movie wouldn't give up. They were thirsty for more.
Prices vary depending on the doll’s condition, but many of these iconic holiday Barbies are on sale for a pretty penny. Do you have any in your basement?
These traditional Swedish toys are much more than a classic holiday gift or travel souvenir.
In the mid-1990s, a line of pellet-filled plush toys ignited one of the oddest speculative booms of the early internet. Beanie Babies, introduced by Ty Inc. in
Teddy Ruxpin, a battery-operated talking bear created by a Disney engineer, became one of the biggest toys of the ’80s. But there would be no talking his way out of bankruptcy proceedings.
The team-up is a long time coming.
LEGO unveils its priciest set yet: a massive, detailed Death Star model for Star Wars fans.
Your nightmares just got a whole lot cuter.
If you want a more cuddly version of an American Girl doll, now‘s your chance.
Why are we so obsessed with opening—and watching people open—blind boxes? A toy expert and a psychologist break down what’s going on behind this bizarre trend.
This “Animal Crossing” player’s “42-acre” LEGO island is a miniature masterpiece.
From a dollhouse with a nuclear bunker to an atomic energy lab with real uranium, some of these toys from the ‘50s and ‘60s have us scratching our heads.
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From outdated technology to past home decor fads, chances are your living room looked like this in the ‘80s.
Affordability, location, and other logistics led amusement parks and cemeteries to overlap frequently in the 19th century.
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