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Here we show a picture of Erin having fun with a finished Little Owl toykit. The toykits below are all ready for assembly and supplied unpainted.Historical Toy kits

The world's first toy industry appeared around the forests of Southern Germany in the early 1400's. The centre of this industry was the city of Nuremburg and toy making quickly became one of the country's most important exports.

In Medieval England, the earliest wooden toys were made by families. The popularity of these wooden toys grew to such an extent that craftsmen began to manufacture toys.

Wooden Things are proud to continue the tradition. Each individual set is supplied unpainted and ready to assemble. Instructions included.

We may be able to offer discounts when ordering our Historical Toy kits in quantities over the amounts below, please contact us at Wooden Things for more information.

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Here we show our Catch Fish toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Climbing Man toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Flippin Frog toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Horse on Wheels toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Little Dog toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Little Owl toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Marble Bridge toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Pull Windmill toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Sumo Wrestlers toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Tumbling Clown toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Twirly Whirly Doll toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.

Here we show our Whizz Top toykit. Ready to assemble, these kits are great fun to make.
     

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