Magic box
Practice makes perfect. Mastering magic and sleight of hand has long been a dream for many children. (From the catalogue 1950.)
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Dowel wacker
Take your wooden hammer and whack that dowel down! Many kids had their first taste of how much fun carpentry can be thanks to this timeless toy. (From the catalogue 1946.)
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Walker wagon
The Walker Wagon from Brio is a classic that has helped many of us take our first steps. (From catalogue 2010.)
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Wheels for a soap box
The urge to build your own car starts in childhood and, for many people, never goes away. (From the catalogue 1967.)
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Uno card game
UNO is said to be the world’s most-sold card game and has kept many families amused since the early 1970s. Despite the Italian-sounding name, it’s an American invention. (From the catalogue 2004.)
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Robot
This tin robot from 1958 came with a built-in motor and eyes that shone in the dark. The signature hum and the rolling walk is still a dear memory to many. (From the catalogue 1958.)
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Drone
Invented for military use the drone continues to grow in popularity as a messenger and as an amateur aerial camera crew. (From the catalogue 2017.)
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Tin soldiers
Only five centimetres tall but a beloved toy for many children (and adults). In addition to humans and animals, there were also plenty of tin items for your doll house. (From catalogue 1948.)
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Car track – with a loop
At the top of the Christmas wish list for many children over the years. The loop made the car track almost too good to be true. (From catalogue 2004.)
