A great looking web site! Both a window into the game world and a chance to follow the Playmaker’s progress.

I love this book!! I love how toys are organized by decade showing how history helps make certain toys and games hits. Great stories of people who worked hard to achieve their dreams!

I am very proud of the guy who didn’t know he needed to wear socks to demo TriBond in a retail store. Great, eye-appealing dust jacket on the book. Can’t wait to read!

Tried to order book but pdf file wouldn’t download.. I really wanted Mr. Walsh to sign the book for me.. He has to sign it To Dave my best Mailman ever! I told Tim’s Mom I wanted him to sign a book for me as I was their mailman in Voorhees for many years. Looking forward to ordering a signed copy.. Thanks, Dave Earling… Gibbsboro, NJ 08026

I’m trying to find the instructions for a game called 1-2-3 Home Free, The Game of Hide and Seek. It’s a board game put out by Chieftain Products in Canada. Any help you could offer would be great!

Tessa,

This site has the rules to 1-2-3 Home Free. They charge $2 to photocopy them, $4 for the original and will e-mail them to you free.

I am looking for an India Rubber Ball as we played with in the forties and fifties. If anyone knows of a source I would be very grateful.

I found a number of fire helmets on Ebay. Follow this link.

According to Toys A to Z by Mark Rich, Wen-Mac Corp. “offered pre-assembled, engine-powered plastic flying airplanes…’Turbotjet, Aeromite, Corasair, Navy Cutlass and Beechcraft Bonanza’”