For girls only

Article Abstract:

The doll, together with its many needs ranging from clothing to doll-size furniture were the most valued playthings for girls in the 19th century. However in the closing years of the 19th century many girls began to escape toy and activity limitations which is believed to have resulted from a wider and less costly choice of toys produced by post-Civil War improvements in mass production signaling the new lifestyle promised by the 20th century.

Doll Houses, Carriages, Etc, Evaluation, Dolls, Doll accessories

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A passionate collector

Article Abstract:

Alan Harris, a High school teacher, collects items of M&M's and has collected about 200-300 products. The items comprise of candles, wheeled toys, seasonal gifts, games, ties, plush toys, remote control cars, sports figures, hats, dispensers and garlands that have an M&M tag on it.

Toys, Toys and Sporting Goods, Toys & Sporting Goods, Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, Collections and collecting, High school teachers, High school teaching, Harris, Alan

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