One incredible toy collection video

[4NDR01D]

Wow, great stuff. That's the most extensive SMDM collection I've ever seen. I could spend days in that room. I wonder if he's Canadian or if Canadian food packaging is just part of his focus (the Hostess chip bags, Coffee Crisp and Aero wrappers, etc). All that food packaging was really interesting to see.

He must be Canadian Chris, I also see Bobby Orr doll, Laurentine Pencil crayons, and a piggy bank made by Reliable plastics out of Toronto in the 60's.

Funny, I've been passing up a velveeta cheese box at a local antique store for years. keep trying to talk my wife into displaying old food boxes in our kitchen, but it's a no go.

[MegoMark71]

Oustanding. The only thing missing was some 70s theme music playing in the background..

Exactly what i was thinking.

[palitoy]

He must be Canadian Chris, I also see Bobby Orr doll, Laurentine Pencil crayons, and a piggy bank made by Reliable plastics out of Toronto in the 60's.

When his flickr feed was active, he had a very large collection of Eatons catalogs present, so I always assumed he was one of us.

[UnderdogDJLSW]

What a nice room! Boy the temptation to dig into some of those boxes would be too great for me. lol.

[kennermike]

Man I dig this guys collection cant stop looking at it!.Thats what a Collection should be .If this guy is from Canada? it would not suprise me at all.being here in the Forum for 5 years has tought me that Canadians are hardcore Collectors

[emeraldknight47]

Wow! That dude has got a HUGE amount of STUFF! And most of it looks pretty darn minty! To quote a certain dark Sith lord "Impressive, most impressive..."

[livnxxxl]

Great stuff in there! It kind of kills me when someone has thousands of dollars of toys sitting on cheap plastic Wal-mart shelves, though.

It is most obvious that the guy would rather sink his money into more vintage toys than purchase top of the line shelving.

[kennermike]

It is most obvious that the guy would rather sink his money into more vintage toys than purchase top of the line shelving.

Agreed!