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There were sports cars and buses, fire trucks and tractors, and in 1927, Tootsietoy was the first company to sell a toy version of the new Ford Model A, which came in green, red, blue, and khaki, in a box of the same color. In the 1930s, the company weathered the Great Depression by keeping its prices low and giving customers something to smile ...
Resources and Links. A History of Pre-War Automotive Tootsietoys by Clint Seeley and edited by Robert Newson - This is an invaluable website with an immense amount of history and examples of Tootsietoys. Collector's Guide to Tootsietoys: Identification and Values by David Richter - Hands down the best resource for Tootsietoy identification.
TootsieToy is one of the oldest diecast brands in the world, possibly the oldest. Diecasting was first introduced by Dowst Mfg at the 1893 Colombian Ecpostion (Chicago Worlds Fair). in 1914 Charles Dowst and his compnay released the first TootsieToy. TootsieToy was later sold to Strombecker in 1964. We are uncertain if they are still being produced today.
Tootsietoy. Tootsietoy brands itself as America’s Oldest Toy Company, although the Tootsietoy trademark actually refers to a line of products currently owned by J. Lloyd International, Inc. The best known toys under the Tootsietoy name were a variety of die cast transportation toys made popular in the 1930s and 1940s. 1.
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Part 1 - Historical background, the 1911 Limousine and the Model T Fords. Part 2 - Early cars, Federal vans and early Mack trucks. Part 3 - Late 1920s issues, including the General Motors series and Model A Fords. Part 4 - Patent applications, 1929-32 issues including the "Funnies". Part 5 - Grahams, new Mack trucks and other 1933 issues.
This website showcases my (Bill Buttaggi) personal collection of Tootsietoy and slush-mold toys. The collection focuses primarily on pre-war toys that I've acquired over the last 35 years. When I was 16 years old, a good friend and vintage toy collector took me to the Avon Flea Market in Upstate NY. There, I purchased my first Tootsietoy and ...
