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Here are just a few of the awesome toys The Real Toyhunters scored a few weeks ago. We stumbled onto a collector who has an enormous collection. Our first purchase involved 8 hours of sifting through countless boxes, bins and trunks in search of the more primo toys. It ended up with us hauling away about 250 vintage toys. Below is a sampling of the 90’s Batman and Power Rangers toys that we scored recently.
1990’s Bandai Power Rangers toys
1990’s Kenner Batman toys.
We just got back from one of our quarterly trips to Sacramento. While there we visited a number of antique shops, a few garage sales, and of course our main reaon for going, the Sacramento Antique Faire. So what did we score this weekend? Here are a few finds:
1950’s tin friction Ford Coupe made by Ichiko/Alps in Japan. In the original box and in near mint shape.
1950’s Tin Friction Dord Coupe
Here’s another find from the same dealer. A 1955 tin friction Steam Shovel Trailer, also made in Japan by SSS. This one came in its original box and is in near mint condition as well.
1955 Tin Friction Steam Shovel Trailer
Last, but not least, is this wonderful 1970’s battery operated Toyota Crown Emergency Rescue Squad car. It delights with a whimsical siren and has the infamous “mystery action”… which basically means it runs all over the place until it hits a wall, and then starts the process all over again.
1970’s Battery Operated Emergency Car