this is the mint toy museum at seah street. i had fun walking through five storeys of toys and would have played with them if they weren't behind the glass walls. i recognized a few of the toys that brought back fond memories of my early childhood years although most of the time i had wanted to exchange my gifts of dolls and dresses for my brother's toy trains and airplanes, cowboys and horses.
I was just thinking when I was looking at the photos that it would be so fun if you could play with them! Shame!
ReplyDeleteutter bliss!
ReplyDeletenice. and I agree. boy's toys are always way more fun!
ReplyDeleteOh I've been to this place quite some time back, it was fun! It seems like the collection have grown some, I want that Mickey clock.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the little vintage things, the Mickey Mouses and cars. This is so nice.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful place! i love vintage toys. we have a fantastic gourmet/hippy pizza place in town that has a shop in the back with old vintage toys for sale. it's my fave place to pick up little treats for the nephews ;) great shots!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I like how these shots mirror the vintage essence of the toys. This place looks like a lot of fun to browse through and reminds me of a smaller place in the Haight called Giant Robot.
ReplyDeletei miss my childhood! lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for dropping by. Seems like the mickey is quite popular here :)
ReplyDeletekitchu, i would love to visit that shopin your side of town! I also ended up picking up treats for my nieces and nephew.
Thanks John, and I think I would love Giant Robot.
I've never visited the toy museum, but it certainly looks interesting! I love the cars, and I agree, boys' toys are much more fun. I used to play He-Man and Ghostbusters with my brother all the time :)
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