Vintage toys 80s

If you grew up during a big toy craze, there’s a chance you fondly remember playing with a Teddy Ruxbin, a popular G.I. Joe, or an “adopted” Cabbage Patch Kid.

If you didn't have a Barbie Dream House, who were you?

What made this so great: Originally introduced in the late 1970s by American Greetings, Strawberry Shortcake was an unstoppable marketing machine. She had every area of merchandise covered: cereal, vitamins, clothes, lunch boxes, and, of course, cartoon series. But most kids will remember her dolls and their main appeal: that each doll smelled like her particular name.

These toys and collectibles from the 1980s are worth a fortune now.

If you grew up during a big toy craze, there’s a chance you fondly remember playing with a Teddy Ruxbin, a popular G.I. Joe, or an “adopted” Cabbage Patch Kid.

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Strawberry Shortcake, Rainbow Brite and Polly Pocket are instantly recognisable to girls from many different generations, but there are some dolls that will

Growing up in the 1980s! From toys, tv, music, candy and fads, take a nostalgic trip down memory lane!

Good news: They still make Gloworms. Bad news: They've had a modern makeover. You can get an original Gloworm, in good condition, for around $40.