Posted by Dick L on December 31, 2017 at 16:50:46 from (50.51.97.170):
In Reply to: Re: Toy tractors posted by rrlund on December 31, 2017 at 15:56:47:
I forget what is in it. It has been there for years. It is a major job for me to climb the stares on all fours so I have not been in the toy room to look things over for at least two years. I went in to get a N gauge train set for Dixie before Christmas. Sad! I need to have an auction. toys in every room in the house except one bathroom.
The link also has the Keystone truck collection (plus) I have several more Ohio Art barns in boxes and thousands of the Ohio animals. Years ago I set in my chair and painted Ohio Art animals in the winter. before laptop computers My late wife collected dolls. Attic has dolls and some toys. Dixie also collected dolls. The only thing Dixie and I collect in toys now is dust.
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