Vintage toys 1980s

What made this so great: Originally introduced in the late 1970s by American Greetings, Strawberry Shortcake was an unstoppable marketing machine. She had every area of merchandise covered: cereal, vitamins, clothes, lunch boxes, and, of course, cartoon series. But most kids will remember her dolls and their main appeal: that each doll smelled like her particular name.

It would appear that Polly Pocket is basically homeless.

Let's be honest, you probably still want that Snoopy Sno-Cone Maker.

One of my favorite sites EVER is Wish Book Web . It is completely devoted to scans from old Christmas catalogs - SO fun to look through! I w...

Nothing like the struggle of putting your Popple into a ball.

The other day, my girlfriend Kamie wrote on Facebook that Jem and the Holograms was on TV. I can’t believe they have that show on again. It is the old show, with the bad makeup and hair from the ’80s. Her daughter thought it was hilarious and cheesy. Apparently you can reminisce by watching the old episodes on YouTube. […]

Estimated Value: $30.00 These were originally designed as carnival prizes in the 1960s and 70s. The very first versions were white cream and not clear. You are buying ONE FULL SET OF 6 as mentioned in the title and shown in the sample photos. Random colors unless you ask PRIOR to buying. The colors I have are; green, pink, orange, yellow, and blue. There are six designs. The six designs with their measurements are as follows: 1 Swan 1 5/8 x 1 2 Cat 1 x 1 1/2 3 Elephant 1 x 1 3/4 4 Snoopy 1 x…

Nothing like the struggle of putting your Popple into a ball.

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The PuffaLumps, stuffed toy made of like parachute material. They were cute.