1892 Christmas Toys
- Dolls - china limbs, bisque head, rag, cloth, washable, boy, girl, English & American
- Dolls - floating bisque babies, girl & boy Bisque, jointed bisque
- Dolls - rubber
- Doll heads, shoes, stockings, hats, stands.
- Rattle doll.
- Trains
- Steam engines and toys of all sorts.
- Steam trains and boats.
- Steam engines attachments - Old Mill, Village Pump, Irish Jig, Organ Grinder, More.
- Magic Lanterns
- Mechanical and other banks.
- Mechanical toys of all sorts.
- Books
- Games
- Rubber animals of all sorts.
- Electric and mechanical trains and sets..
- Electric toys of all sorts.
- Bell toys
- Cases of assorted toys with descriptions & prices of each toy.
- Drums.
- 9 pages of dolls.
- 4 pages of steam engines & toys.
- 3 pages of mechanical banks.
- 1 page of bell toys.
- 4 pages of banks.
- 5 pages of books.
- 2 pages of games.
- 1 page of rubber animals.
- 2 pages of magic lanterns
- 2 ½ pages of trains
- 5 pages of games.
- Many more.
This is a highly detailed and accurate reproduction of a heavily illustrated 1892 Christmas toy catalog. Most of the illustrations are fine engravings, and the toys are great. Until 2006, Marshall Field was one of the best-known department stores in Chicago. At the time this catalog was published Field's was the most famous store in the Midwest. Many of the toys shown in this catalog are now valuable collectables.
As well as being a retail store, Field also sold wholesale to smaller stores across the midwest. This reproduction catalog is comprised of all the toy pages from the 1892 Marshall Field Holiday wholesale catalog.
See more catalogs like this in our Toy Department.
We have digitally reproduced and restored our original 70 pages at an extremely high resolution. The pages are printed on a heavy gloss paper reminiscent of the original. This is not a photocopy - our methods allow us to retain an unusual image clarity and depth of detail, and the colors are accurately shown. Its true spiral binding, unlike a comb binding, allows this book to remain unharmed when left open at the desired place. Heavy clear vinyl covers protect the front and back, and the cover image is reproduced on an even heavier weight paper than the inside pages. Our fine reproductions are already in some museum research libraries.
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