Time Tunnel Toy Show and News

Early Bird 9 AM - 10:59 AM

General admission 11 AM - 4 PM

General Admission: $5.00

Kids Under 12: $2.50

Early Bird: $15.00

The Fairgrounds charges $8 for parking.

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BILL MUMY Playing music live.

the song is "With big ideas"

Bill Mumy is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and has been in eighteen feature films, including "Dear Brigitte," "Rascal," "Bless the Beasts and Children," and "Papillion."

Mumy is a prolific voice over artist. Bill has narrated over 50 episodes of A & E ‘s “Biography" series as well as hosting and narrating several other documentaries and specials for A & E, Animal Planet, The Sci Fi Channel and E Entertainment. His voice over acting talents can be heard on animated shows like "Ren and Stimpy," "Scooby Doo," "Batman: the Animated Series," "Steven Spielberg's Animaniacs," "Little Wizard Adventures," "The Oz Kids" and Disney’s "Buzz Lightyear: Star Command." He also voices dozens of national commercials such as "Farmer's Insurance," "Ford," "Bud Ice," "Blockbuster," "Twix," and "MacDonald's."

With acclaimed writer Peter David, Bill co-created, produced and wrote "Space Cases," a live action sci-fi adventure comedy series on Nickelodeon and syndicated in over sixty all around the world. The series ran for two seasons, 1996 -97, and was nominated for a Cable Ace Award for best children's series. He also co-wrote the theme song for that show as well as the themes for the 2003 Animal Planet specials: "50 Greatest Animals of TV" and "50 Greatest Animals of Films" and "TV Guide Looks At...," "Hollywood Backstory," and "Studio Portraits." Bill has written dozens of songs featured in the long running NBC soap opera "Santa Barbara." He also composed the scores to three episodes of the award winning PBS series, "The Universe and I" as well as contributing dozens of songs and themes to many different film and television projects. Bill was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for the live-action Disney series "Adventures In Wonderland." Bill wrote and recorded one hundred and five songs for the one hundred episodes of that series.

He was a producer and writer on the one hour syndicated special, "Lost In Space: Forever." Bill also returned to the role of "Will Robinson" on camera for that special as well as arranging and performing the end credit music for the show.

Bill is half of the infamous novelty rock recording and short film making duo "Barnes and Barnes." Best known for the classic demented song and film "Fish Heads", Barnes and Barnes have released nine albums and a feature length videotape. Rolling Stone magazine named Fish Heads # 57 of the all time greatest rock videos ever created. Their latest CD release is "Yeah: The Essential Barnes & Barnes" (2000) on Oglio Records. |

Bill has released eightsolo CDs: Circular (2008), The Landlord or the Guest (2007), With Big Ideas (2006), Ghosts (2003), After Dreams Come True (2001), Pandora's Box (2000), In The Current (1999) and and '97's Dying To Be Heard.

Bill's rock band The Jenerators have released three albums, "The Jenerators," "Hitting the Silk," and "Pony Up." 1999 saw the release of "The Be Five: Trying To Forget," another Renaissance CD written and produced by Bill featuring vocals by actors from Babylon 5. Bill's has also produced three albums for children, "Kiss My Boo Boo" (Infinite Visons), “The Dinosaur Album” and “Yogi Bear and Friends: This Land is Your Land”. (kid Rhino)

He has worked with the pop group "America" off and on for over twenty years, composing, producing and performing with the band. As a songwriter Bill has supplied songs to such varied artists as pop stars America, David and Shaun Cassidy, to jazz artists like Sea Wind and the legendary Rosemary Clooney.

Bill has collaborated with hit songwriter and Broadway composer Paul Gordon for over 30 years on many projects for television, stage and screen.

Comic books have been a passion of Bills since childhood, and he has written scores of them. He co-created "The Comet Man" and "The Dreamwalker" for Marvel as well as scripting "The Hulk,","Spider-Man," "Iron Man," "She Hulk," "Wonder Man" and other Marvel characters. He also wrote the "Lost in Space" comic book for Innovation in the early 90's. His co-creation "Trypto, The Acid Dog" was featured in "Dark Horse Presents". For DC comics he's written "Aquaman," "The Spectre" and three issues of the "classic" "Star Trek" series.

His short stories, "The Black '59" and "The Undeadliest Game" co-written with Peter David, were originally printed in Pocket Books, "Shock Rock" and "Shock Rock Volume 2". They're now published in many languages all over the world. Mumy and David also wrote an episode of the acclaimed animated series, "Roswell Conspiracies."

Bill is currently writing and developing several new projects for feature films and television and has recently completed co-writing a fantasy novel with Angela Cartwright.

A short time ago TV Guide listed their top 100 television episodes of all time. Two of them starred Bill Mumy.

Get Bill Mumy's newly released cd signed at the DECEMBER 4th show.

This following video of our show was made by a customer that attended the show for the first time.
He collects Star Wars toys. We had no input in the making of this video. Take a look at his day at the San Jose Super Toy & Comic Book Show.

Actress & Model Erika Eleniak will be a guest at the show.

Some of her her credits are

* Baywatch...as Shauni McClain (47 episodes!)

* Bordello of Blood

* The Beverly Hillbillies - (Feature film) as Elly May Clampett

* Under Siege (Feature film) as Jordan Tate

* Charles in Charge

* Chasers (movie)

* The original E.T. - Feature film by Steven Spielberg

* Playboy (Featured on 3 covers )

We had SaSa & Scarlet Von Harlot from the Creepy KOFY Movie Time TV Show on KOFY Channel 20.

We are very happy to have AMANDA from LUCKY PUNK CO. attending the show.

She creates fun, unique and affordable jewelery and Accessories.
Hey Kats and Kittens make sure to stop by her booth and pick something up.

She specializes in hair accessories and jewelry inspired by rock n' roll and pop culture. "I make this stuff so people like you can look great in what you're wearing." Life's too short to be dull & boring so why not add some flair? All these items are hand made by myself and I take great pride in my work so my customers can enjoy it as much as I do. Prices are affordable so you don't have to break the bank to look good by adding some more personality to your style.

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If you make your own clothing , jewelry or Art make sure to contact the San Jose Super Toy show management. We would like to add you to the show. We would like to broaden the content of the show...

We are proud to have Artist extraordinaire Greg Carillo attending our show. His paintings add an original twist to familiar Latin icons .

*****All guests are subject to cancellation due to professional commitments.

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San Jose Super Toy & Comic Book show / August 14

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We are very proud to announce that actress CHARLENE TILTON from the TV show Dallas attended our August 14th show.

She is best known for playing Lucy Ewing, the sly, vixenish, frequently frustrated granddaughter of Jock Ewing in the popular television series Dallas from 1978 to 1985 and from 1988 to 1990.

Make sure to stop by her booth and say hello.

ALL GUESTS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION DUE TO PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENTS.

Actress/model ERIKA ELENIAK from the Baywatch T.V. show attended the AUG. 14th show.
Some of her her credits are

* Baywatch...as Shauni McClain (47 episodes!)

* Bordello of Blood

* The Beverly Hillbillies - (Feature film) as Elly May Clampett

* Under Siege (Feature film) as Jordan Tate

* Charles in Charge

* Chasers (movie)

* The original E.T. - Feature film by Steven Spielberg

* Playboy (Featured on 3 covers )

ALL GUESTS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION DUE TO PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENTS.

Actor and

former heavyweight KARATE world-champion BOB WALL attended our AUG. 14th show.

He was featured in a number of films, most notably three appearances with martial arts master Bruce Lee.
Bob appeared in the film Way of the Dragon (RETURN OF THE DRAGON) with Lee, along with Chuck Norris. He also had a supporting role in Lee's most famous film (in the western world) ENTER THE DRAGON as OHARA.
He later appeared in BRUCE LEE's Game of Death. He has also appeared in seven Chuck Norris movies.

For two decades Bob Wall was a force on the tournament circuit placing 1st or 2nd in every major karate championship from 1965 to 1972. Mr. Wall was also a member of the legendary quintet of Chuck Norris, Mike Stone, Joe Lewis, and Skipper Mullins sweeping the world professional titles for 1970, 71, & 72.
Among the martial arts Bob Wall has studied Okinawa-te karate under Shihan Gordon Doversola. In 1966, Wall along with karate champion Joe Lewis opened the famous Sherman Oaks Karate Studio in Sherman Oaks, California. In 1968 Lewis sold his share of the studio to Chuck Norris.
And to top it off, Bob was born in SAN JOSE.
He attended JAMES LICK High School.

*****All guests are subject to cancellation due to professional commitments.

SAN JOSE SUPER TOY, COMIC BOOK & COLLECTIBLE SHOW

Saturday, AUGUST 14, 2010

Santa Clara County Fairgrounds

344 Tully Road, San Jose, CA 95111

Early Bird 9 AM - 10:59 AM

General admission 11 AM - 4 PM

General Admission: $5.00

Kids Under 12: $2.50

Early Bird: $15.00

The Fairgrounds charges $8 for parking.

Dealers contact us today.
$85 vendor space fee.

(8 foot long table).

artapartment@yahoo.com

240 tables of vintage to modern toys and collectibles! Too much variety to list....

Disneyana - Robots & TRANSFORMERS - Tonka Toys - Non-sports Cards - Comic Books & vinyl RECORDS rock n roll and many other genres of music - Celebrity Signed items - RARE STAR WARS & OTHER FILM POSTERS - Dolls - GI Joe's - LEGO Dealers -LEGOS- Art & Small Press

There will be a large collection of vintage Lunchboxes for sale at the show.

Artist AGE SCOTT will be at the show. Stop by his table and speak to him about cartooning.

Author and Creature Features host John Stanley is attending the show.

For six years (1979-84) He hosted "Creature Features" at KTVU, Channel 2, in Oakland, CA, and it is those fascinating times I have tried to resurrect in the book "I WAS A TV HORROR HOST". I was preceded by Bob Wilkins, one of the most popular TV personalities in the San Francisco-Bay Area from 1971-78, and his story is told along with mine.
Pick up his book and get it signed.

Greg ESPINOZA will be at the show.

Greg Espinoza is the artist of PUG, an original graphic novel recently published by Image Comics, and written by Derek McCulloch (Eisner-nominated for Stagger Lee). Greg has freelanced as an artist for 25 years, in comics, gaming, and animation, working for such companies as Image, Emperor's Choice Games, Tundra/Kitchen Sink Press, Malibu, Eclipse, and TSR. He currently lives in Alameda with his wife, Karen, and two pesky cats.

MARIO HERNANDEZ will be at the show.

Mario Hernandez The editing and self-publishing force behind the early Love and Rockets as well as a contributor with his brothers Jaime and Gilbert, Mario has also contributed stories to Heck! (ROP), Buzzard (Cat-Head), Rip Off Comix, Measles, and his solo collection Brain Capers (Fantagraphics Books). He lives in San Francisco with his wife, comix writer Rebecka Wright.

Harry S. Robins will be at the show.

Harry S. Robins (1950-) is an illustrator and internationally known comic book artist, whose work has appeared in Last Gasp's Weirdo, Salon Magazine's Dark Hotel with Spain Rodriguez and author Bob Callahan, and many other publications including 'Grave Yarns' and Anarchy Comics. He is also by turns a writer of plays, poetry and fiction, an actor, a public performer, a radio broadcaster and a Deacon in the Church of the SubGenius. His voice characterizations may be heard in the controversial and ultra-violent computer game, Half-Life, which in 1998 won the award for Game of the Year. Robins has lived in San Francisco since 1976.

Artist ORLANDO LACRO will be showing and selling prints and Original art at the show.
Make sure to stop by his booth and pick one up.
ORLANDO is a Bay Area artist hailing from San Jose California. He shows his work throughout the U.S. and sells Internationally. His paintings and prints are currently up at LITM in New Jersey. And has been seen in many publications such as Giant Robot, Stories from the Suburbs and Entropy. He currently works as a fine artist and is working on his Masters Degree at the San Francisco Art Institute.

Pick up Pokey comics #1 from Mel Smith & Wildcard INK at the show.

Special appearance by Artist EMONIC.

Emonic (aka Emo Gonzales) has been creating art since he was a child. As a youth he was heavily influenced by skateboarding, comic books, music, movies and graphic design.When working on projects he will often employ a mix of mediums ranging from traditional means to digital manipulation. He is a self-taught artist, however he does hold an A.S. degree in Multi-Media. Emo has begun to receive recognition through his various freelance work for local musicians and other businesses in the South bay. He Currently resides in Milpitas, CA where he works with his brother Chemix on future projects. EMONIC.NET

*****All guests are subject to cancellation due to professional commitments.

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We were very lucky to have Joyce Dewitt & Priscilla Barnes from the TV comedy classic Three's Company attend our March 20, 2010 show. They were very well received by our attendees. Thanks again for their graciousness

Actress Ola Ray attended the show & was a hit at the show, as well. *****************************************************************************************

We had a Legends of Underground comics reunion at the show.
Spain Rodriguez, Dan O'neil, Ted Richards, John Thompson, Don Donahue and Mark Bode.
Early pioneers in the Underground comic scene attended.

*****All guests are subject to cancellation due to professional commitments.

SAN JOSE SUPER TOY, COMIC BOOK & COLLECTIBLE SHOW

Saturday, MARCH 20, 2010

Santa Clara County Fairgrounds

344 Tully Road, San Jose, CA 95111

Early Bird 9 AM - 10:59 AM

General admission 11 AM - 4 PM

General Admission: $5.00

Kids Under 12: $2.50

Early Bird: $15.00

The Fairgrounds charges $8 for parking.

Dealers contact us today.

(8 foot long table).

240 tables of vintage to modern toys and collectibles! Too much variety to list....

*****All guests are subject to cancellation due to professional commitments. .

WE ARE VERY HAPPY THAT ACTORS JOYCE DEWITT & PRISCILLA BARNES FROM THE THREE'S COMPANY TV SERIES ATTENDED THE SHOW.

Make sure to stop by their table and get an Autograph and take a photo with them.

Joyce Dewitt played Janet Wood in the all time favorite TV comedy show Three's Company.

Joyce began taking acting lessons when she was in high school. Although her father was hardly thrilled at his daughter's ambition, she persuaded him to let her major in theater in college. DeWitt soon moved to UCLA where she received her master's degree. After college, she worked as a legal secretary while at the same time going from audition to audition. Months passed before ABC offered her a choice of two comedy pilots but gave her only 24 hours to decide on which. After reading both scripts in a hurry, she chose the one about one guy living with two girls ("Three's Company" (1977)). She chose well - the other show never sold. She had been in numerous amounts of plays before but became familiar to everyone as the sensible, down-to-earth, football jersey wearing, brunette roommate, Janet Wood.

Priscilla Barnes was cast as Terri Alden on Three's Company .The part, which is Barnes' most famous role, brought her instant public recognition.

Barnes later appeared in the 1989 James Bond film Licence to Kill as Della Churchill, the ill-fated bride of CIA agent Felix Leiter, and in the 1995 Kevin Smith comedy Mallrats. Barnes appeared in The Devil's Rejects, a 2005 American horror film by writer/director Rob Zombie.

IVANNA the PSYCHIC In KEVIN SMITH'S MALLRATS & GLORIA SULLIVAN in the DEVIL'S REJECTS.

*****All guests are subject to cancellation due to professional commitments.

SHOW & DEALER INFORMATION
Time Tunnel Toys
532 S. Bascom Ave., San Jose, CA 95128
(408) 298-1709
artapartment@yahoo.com

NEARBY HOTELS
Hampton Inn

55 Old Tully Rd. San Jose, CA 95111

(800) 601-6778
www.hamptoninnsj.com

Ask for the Toy Show room discount at the Hampton Inn.

There were a few vintage Schwinn Bikes at the show.

*****ALL GUESTS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION DUE TO PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENTS.

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Legendary Underground cartoonist SPAIN RODRIGUEZ attended our show.
Spain created the first underground tabloid Zodiac Mindwarp. His character TRASHMAN was an icon in underground newspapers. His graphic novel,Nightmare Alley was recently lauded in Time Magazine.

Dan Fogel from HIPPY COMIX was at the show as well.

Veteran underground creator, publisher, and retailer Dan Fogel provides a realistic and very informative guide to prices and how to determine printings. Comprising over 1800 titles and 5000 individual issues, there are 240 pages of listings, prices and photos.

Author and Creature Features host John Stanley attended the show.

For six years (1979-84) He hosted "Creature Features" at KTVU, Channel 2, in Oakland, CA, and it is those fascinating times I have tried to resurrect in the book "I WAS A TV HORROR HOST". I was preceded by Bob Wilkins, one of the most popular TV personalities in the San Francisco-Bay Area from 1971-78, and his story is told along with mine.
Pick up his book and get it signed.

Dan O'Neill made a rare appearance at our March 2o show.
He is an American underground cartoonist, creator of the syndicated comic strip Odd Bodkins and founder of the underground comics collective the Air Pirates.
O'Neill decided to become an underground comic book mogul and gathered other young artists into a collective called the Air Pirates, whose members included Bobby London, Gary Hallgren, Shary Flenniken and Ted Richards. Their two-issue series Air Pirates Funnies included parodies of Mickey Mouse, spearheading his free-speech case in the "Mouse Liberation Front" campaign.

Also, Artist Ted Richards attended the March show.
Ted created several comic strips during my ten years as a full-time cartoonist. Listed below are the two most popular, along with some examples you can read:

The Forty Year Old Hippie represents a large body of work for me, and was very popular in the late '70's and early '80's". The character is based upon some old hippies I knew while I was living in Cotati, California and some autobiographical experiences while raising my daughter in San Francisco.

Mellow Cat: This strip is based upon a real person from La Jolla, California, who was known around Surfer Publications as "Mellow Cat," an avid surfer, turned skateboard guru. Mellow Cat was the first skateboard cartoon strip and appeared in Skateboarder Magazine from 1978 to 1981.

www.tedrichards.net

Artist Mark Bode was at our show.
Movie Director Zack Snyder will be making his comic COBALT 60 into a major motion picture release.

Mark Bode was born in Utica, New York. He is the son of the legendary cartoonist Vaughn Bode.

Mark is best known for his work on COBALT 60 and as the creator of the hit comic Miami Mice.

Bode attended The Art School in Oakland, California. His first professional job was for Heavy Metal Magazine when he was asked to color his father's black and white strip Zooks, the First Lizard in Orbit when he was fifteen. He was a fine arts major at The School of Visual Arts in New York City and studied animation and etching at San Francisco State University. His publications include GYRO COMICS, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES, COBALT 60 (the graphic novel), GWAR comics and LIZARD of OZ.

www.markbode.com

DON DONAHUE made a Rare appearance at our show.
Don was on the ground floor of publishing underground Comics.
His company was Apex Novelties.

In January 1967, Robert Crumb moved to California, where he did some comics for a magazine called Yarrowstalks. His work was so well received they asked him to do a whole comic book, and soon the first issue of Zap was ready. The publisher however disappeared with all of the original artwork. Crumb, who had not only saved xeroxes of his work, but was already halfway with the next issue of Zap, found Don Donahue and Charles Plymell willing to publish it. So it is that the material for the second Zap comic was published as Zap #1, after which the older material for the first issue was printed as Zap #0. All of these have become collector's items.

John Thompson was at our show as well. He is an Early Underground artist.

Special appearance by Artist EMONIC

We are very happy to have AMANDA from LUCKY PUNK CO. attending the show.

She creates fun, unique and affordable jewelery and Accessories.
Hey Kats and Kittens make sure to stop by her booth and pick something up.

She specializes in hair accessories and jewelry inspired by rock n' roll and pop culture. "I make this stuff so people like you can look great in what you're wearing." Life's too short to be dull & boring so why not add some flair? All these items are hand made by myself and I take great pride in my work so my customers can enjoy it as much as I do. Prices are affordable so you don't have to break the bank to look good by adding some more personality to your style.

ANDY RISTAINO- Artist/Writer/Animator/Graphic Illustrator based out of San Francisco, CA. Best known for his work on two comic books series published through SLG, Life As A Fetus and The Babysitter. Both are collected into graphic novels. Andy also has a sketchbook collection titled Night of the Living Vidiots. He has artwork that's seen print in Meathaus SOS, The Maxx, Oz Squad, Coilhouse, Nickelodeon Magazine, Image's Popgun, Pet Noir and Hi-Fructose. As a zinester, he's released his own zine titled Skronked. Andy is also a musician in the band Shy Grape. www.skronked.com

Mr.Lobo- Who is Mr. Lobo? Is he friend or foe? Will he save late night television or destroy it? Shrouded in the obsidian mystique of a formless void, this innovative horror host presides over Cinema Insomnia from the regal heights of the finest rocking chair that 1971 had to offer. The nationally syndicated show has been seen in over 30 television markets - The 2006 Halloween spectacular had a footprint of 45 Million households. Mr. Lobo is an advocate for 'Bad Movies'. In fact, he claims, "They're not bad movies just misunderstood". Mr.Lobo has also written & drawn comic books such as Fal Brand Funny Pages, Nuke Nova, The Queen of Trash and later this year, 13 Hosts. He is the mortal enemy of WWE Wrestler Chris Jericho and has also appeared in the horror host documentary "American Scary" and is set to start filming in the Plan 9 From Outer Space remake, "Plan 9" as the character Criswell. www.cinemainsomnia.com

Paul Allen- Artist/Writer of the comic book "BrAiNs". BrAiNs is about the creepy little town of Creepsville and it's inhabitance. Where everything bizarre, wrong and abnormal are the norm. Where zombies rome the graveyards, monsters creep under your beds, serial killers stalk the streets and aliens invade your backyard. A town where the thing you fear the most may well be your local sheriff! Strap in your seatbelts and get ready. Descend into the madness of our BrAiNs! Little is known about the mysterious Paul Allen. Some say he was kept away from sunlight as a child due to photosensitivity. Others thought something more dubious caused him to dwell in the night after a vacation to a small village in Eastern Europe 1987. An artistic side of him began to fester upon his arrival back to the States. Drawn to the darker side of things, Allen is working on his Horror/Comedy "Brains" comic book. It is believed that Paul has worked on the following comic book projects: The Nose Ninja, Dox Paradox, Slam Bang. This has not been confirmed nor denied. Paul will be available for commissions of disturbing images. www.myspace.com/brainscomic

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If you make your own clothing , jewelry or Art make sure to contact the San Jose Super Toy show management. We would like to add you to the show. We would like to broaden the content of the show...

*****All guests are subject to cancellation due to professional commitments.

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We Are very glad to announce that Joyce Dewitt & Priscilla Barnes from the TV comedy classic Three's Company will be attending our March 20, 2010 show.
Make sure to stop by their table and get an Autograph and take a photo with them.

Joyce Dewitt played Janet Wood in the all time favorite TV comedy show Three's Company.

Priscilla Barnes was cast as Terri Alden on Three's Company .The part, which is Barnes' most famous role, brought her instant public recognition.

****ALL GUESTS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION DUE TO PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENTS.

Actress Ola Ray will be attending the show as well.

Ola Ray is known for playing the girlfriend of Michael Jackson in the all time hit music video "Thriller."

She has played in movies such as "Ten To Midnight," "48 hrs", "Beverly Hills Cop 2" and more. She was in Playboy Magazine June 1980.

Our next scheduled show is

SAN JOSE SUPER TOY, COMIC BOOK & COLLECTIBLE SHOW

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Santa Clara County Fairgrounds

344 Tully Road, San Jose, CA 95111

Early Bird 9 AM - 10:59 AM

General admission 11 AM - 4 PM

General Admission: $5.00

Kids Under 12: $2.50

Early Bird: $15.00

The Fairgrounds charges $8 for parking.

Dealers contact us today. Vendor Table cost is $79 eac

h (8 foot long table).

240 tables of vintage to modern toys and collectibles! Too much variety to list....

Disneyana - Robots & TRANSFORMERS - Tonka Toys - Non-sports Cards - Comic Books & vinyl RECORDS rock n roll and many other genres of music -Celebrity Signed items - Dolls - GI Joes -LEGO Dealers-LEGOS- Art & Small Press