Toy Makers and Brands
Research marks, model families, company names, packaging, accessories, and production variations across major toy makers.
Toy Makers and Brands
Research marks, model families, company names, packaging, accessories, and production variations across major toy makers.
Louis Marx and Company
American toy lines spanning trains, playsets, tin, plastic figures, vehicles, dollhouses, and mechanical toys.
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Lionel
Electric trains, accessories, operating cars, buildings, transformers, and related toys with extensive catalog documentation.
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American Flyer
Toy trains and accessories associated with multiple eras, gauges, ownership changes, and catalog systems.
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Tonka
Pressed-steel trucks, construction toys, vehicles, and durable playthings with strong model and color variation.
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Fisher-Price
Preschool toys, pull toys, playsets, figures, buildings, vehicles, and educational designs.
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Mattel
Major toy maker spanning die-cast vehicles, dolls, electronic toys, action figures, games, and licensed lines.
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Hasbro
Toy and game maker associated with figures, vehicles, playsets, preschool toys, and numerous acquired brands.
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Kenner
Cincinnati-rooted maker known for licensed figures, playsets, vehicles, preschool toys, and innovative television-era products.
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Ohio Art
Bryan, Ohio maker associated with metal lithography, drawing toys, banks, tea sets, globes, and other playthings.
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Little Tikes
Ohio-founded maker of molded-plastic play equipment, ride-ons, dollhouses, furniture, and preschool toys.
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Step2
Streetsboro, Ohio maker of rotationally molded preschool toys, kitchens, ride-ons, furniture, and outdoor play products.
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Ideal
American maker associated with dolls, action figures, games, vehicles, novelty toys, and licensed products.
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Milton Bradley
Board games, educational materials, puzzles, electronic games, and boxed play systems.
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Parker Brothers
Board games, card games, puzzles, and licensed entertainment products with many editions.
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A.C. Gilbert
Construction sets, science toys, trains, magic sets, and educational playthings.
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Tootsietoy
Die-cast vehicles, aircraft, playsets, dollhouse items, and small metal toys with long-running casting families.
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Hubley
Cast-iron and die-cast vehicles, cap toys, models, figures, and other metal toys.
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Buddy L
Pressed-steel trucks, construction vehicles, transportation toys, and large-scale playthings.
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Structo
Pressed-steel trucks, construction toys, transport vehicles, and mechanical playthings.
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Schuco
German tin and die-cast vehicles, clockwork toys, figures, and mechanical novelties.
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Märklin
German trains, tinplate toys, construction sets, boats, and mechanical objects with detailed catalog systems.
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Lehmann
German lithographed-tin mechanical toys known for character, movement, and inventive action.
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Bandai
Japanese maker associated with tin toys, robots, vehicles, models, characters, and later plastic lines.
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Nomura TN
Japanese tin and battery-operated toys marked with the TN trademark and related branding.
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Yonezawa
Japanese tin, battery, friction, robot, vehicle, and character toys with varied marks and export packaging.
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Alps
Japanese mechanical and battery-operated toys, animals, figures, vehicles, and novelty actions.
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Masudaya Modern Toys
Japanese tin and battery toys often marked Modern Toys, including robots, vehicles, and elaborate actions.
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Playmobil
Figure-based play systems with themed sets, vehicles, buildings, accessories, and packaging variations.
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LEGO
Interlocking building sets, minifigures, boxes, instructions, catalogs, and specialty elements.
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Matchbox Lesney
Small die-cast vehicles, gift sets, cases, catalogs, and packaging associated with Lesney-era Matchbox.
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Corgi Toys
British die-cast vehicles known for features, glazing, suspension, accessories, and licensed subjects.
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Hot Wheels
Die-cast cars, tracks, accessories, carded issues, redline-era variations, and later collector lines.
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Mego
Action figures, playsets, vehicles, clothing, accessories, and licensed character lines.
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Remco
Character toys, action figures, electronic toys, vehicles, playsets, and licensed novelties.
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Aurora Plastics
Model kits, slot cars, monster subjects, figures, hobby products, and box-art variations.
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Kenner Star Wars
Cincinnati-associated action figures, vehicles, playsets, card backs, accessories, and promotional material.
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G.I. Joe
Hasbro military-adventure figures, vehicles, playsets, accessories, file cards, and packaging across multiple scales.
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Transformers
Transforming robots, vehicles, accessories, instruction sheets, tech specs, and packaging variations.
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Masters of the Universe
Figures, creatures, vehicles, playsets, weapons, mini-comics, and carded packaging.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Figures, vehicles, playsets, accessories, card backs, variants, and promotional material.
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