Posted on 06 June 2010.
In the 1800’s there were really no toy “brands”. There were toy makers, but toys were still being crafted by small toymakers across the U.S. and Europe. The games that children were playing were much simpler, and the toys they carried were often small enough to fit in a pocket. Tags: 1887 toys, toy brands, [...]
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