Toys In The Attic

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If you have anything "fun", retro, antique for sale that a krazy collector might want,...message me with a pic or two and we'll negotiate if it's something I need!

Eerie Publications Tales From The Crypt Number 1 and Horror Tales Number 1 faithful magazine reproductions! These are th...
02/18/2025

Eerie Publications Tales From The Crypt Number 1 and Horror Tales Number 1 faithful magazine reproductions! These are the FIRST of ALL of the Eerie Publications First Issue horror magazines to be released! Start your reproduction run of these classics early to be sure not to miss out on any! These are really killer and available at a fraction of the price of the real deals...if you can even find them at all! Get both for twenty bones...ten bucks for Priority Mail (tracking included) as long as you pay with a Postal Money Order. Wanna go paypal? No problem, but the total is $32.00 to cover the crazy paypal fees. Just message me!

Just a few of hundreds!
12/16/2019

Just a few of hundreds!

Here's a few more of the thousands of comics I have. Obviously can't scan them all, but if you are looking for anything...
12/16/2019

Here's a few more of the thousands of comics I have. Obviously can't scan them all, but if you are looking for anything in particular I'll be happy to see if I have duplicates of what you need. :)

Motorific cars were great because you could buy complete cars, replacement motors, and even replacement bodies. The cars...
12/09/2019

Motorific cars were great because you could buy complete cars, replacement motors, and even replacement bodies. The cars ran by double AA batteries, and the bodies were really detailed. Here are some of the cars...many still in the original cases. The bodies and cars in cases are mint, but the light scratches from the last fifty years on the crystal cases make them look “dirty”. There were also smaller versions, Mini Motorific, that used triple AAA batteries. There were also a series of boats that actually ran in water.

I’ve got a thing for slot cars. Although I specialize in h/o scale electrics, I have many others as well. Motorific batt...
12/09/2019

I’ve got a thing for slot cars. Although I specialize in h/o scale electrics, I have many others as well. Motorific battery operated sets were fun when I was young, and I’ve managed to come across some decent sets over the years. Here’s a few of them.

V-RROOM was an interesting tether car from the early sixties. They weren’t motorized, but the had a motor sound as the w...
12/09/2019

V-RROOM was an interesting tether car from the early sixties. They weren’t motorized, but the had a motor sound as the wheels turned. About the same size as a gas powered car. This one is missing the front bumper or nosepiece, which is identical to the rear one, but otherwise is the closest to mint condition that I’ve ever come across.

How many of you remember “Stick Shifters” from the seventies? The cars had a gyro wheel similar to Kenner SSP cars, but ...
12/09/2019

How many of you remember “Stick Shifters” from the seventies? The cars had a gyro wheel similar to Kenner SSP cars, but as you shifter the battery operated motor spun the gyro faster and faster until you went through all of the gears. Once finished shifting the car would release, usually resulting in a wheelie and a twenty foot or so run...and usually crashing into kitchen cabinets or living room woodwork. ;)

Here’s some fun stuff! Although they look the same, one of these early sixties gas powered Indy racers were produced by ...
12/09/2019

Here’s some fun stuff! Although they look the same, one of these early sixties gas powered Indy racers were produced by different companies. Neither of these appear to have ever been fueled up and ran.

I’ll be posting tons of neat things in the future, but for the moment just some random shots of things around our home. ...
12/08/2019

I’ll be posting tons of neat things in the future, but for the moment just some random shots of things around our home. As you can see, movie posters and comic art are big on my list. :) Old model kits as well. The Go-Mad Nomad box art and model design was the work of my friend, the late, great Dave Deal. I’ll been fortunate to have met a lot of great comic artists over the years I spent in the field, and I’m sure I’ll occasionally bore you with stories as pieces are posted. ;)

12/08/2019

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Loads of Comics to be posted!
12/08/2019

Loads of Comics to be posted!

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