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Playthings Toy Magazine, March 1931 | Toys438 of 1167 |  |  |
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Here is a Toy Magazine called PLAYTHINGS, dated March 1931. It has 176 pages full of toys on almost every page. Has many toy ads and new toys that would be coming out during the 1931 holiday season. I wish you could see all the pages. Very neat to look at if your a toy collector or just a big kid. This magazine was probably given to toy stores or department stores for future orders for their stock.
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BELLINS68,
Your very quick, A+(-:)
packrat-place
Thank you packrat for the love
Love it. Old toy catalogs are a treasure trove, nice piece.
mustangtony
Thank you(-:)