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Exin Far West
Although produced by the makers of Exin Castles with compatible parts, the building system is not just studded bricks. Walls mainly comprises panels with ...
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Magic Playhouse Blox
Magic Playhouse Blox. description. Wooden cubes with architectural detail printed in black - windows and doors on a vertical or horizontal boarded ...
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Jeppe
The sets also include wooden wheels with rubber tyres, wooden pegs to both hold the wheels on (fitting ... date, 1950's-60's. made by, Jeppe Huse, Denmark ...
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toy name
Chas Saunter has a website about Hilary Page and the toys produced by his company Kiddicraft. The links section includes a great deal of information on the ...
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Liberty Stone Blocks
These ceramic/composition stacking blocks are pretty much the same as Anchor Blocks, coming in red, cream and blue and including rectangular, angled, ...
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Embossing Company's House Building Blocks (The)
category, bricks that stack. materials, wood. date, 1930s-40s? made by, The Embossing Company, Albany, New York (a history of the company can be found here) ...
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Lincoln Logs
Lincoln Logs, a Division of Playskool Manufacturing Company Playskool, a Milton Bradley Company now Playskool, Chicago, USA ...
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American Building Blocks
American Building Blocks. description. Basic wooden stacking blocks, in various colours, including printed window and door blocks. ...
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Foam Building Logs
Square cross-section foam logs in bright colours, with cut-outs to allow interlocking at corners. Flat panels and longitudinal slats for roofing. ...
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American Bricks
Later windows and doors are moulded plastic and many open, hinging on the brick studs. Angled bricks allow for gables and various sized green card roofs ...
