Stu's Attic

I'm pretty comfortable in saying that 1971 was the high water mark for number of redlines released by Hot Wheels. 1970 was close, with 3...

You don't often find vintage Disneyland stuff around North Texas; at least not as much as you would in Southern California. So, I was a ...

Hey, campers! This week we have the next three 1971 Hot Wheels in my collection! 1971 was kind of a high mark in Hot Wheels history, in that...

A few months ago I wrote about how I finally got a Daisy 179 pistol like the one I had as a kid. However, there is more to the story. You se...

A few weeks ago I picked up a tin bank at an estate sale. I actually saw it and then came back the next day so I could get it for 75% off. S...

I know you've been waiting for them, and here they are! The next three Hot Wheels from that groovy year of 1971!!! Ok, let's get o...

Sometimes I come across things in my treasure hunts that I have never seen before. A while back, in Denison Tx., I found these metal trivets...