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Little People - for Adoption to Good Homes!

Welcome to My World, which is filled with Fisher Price Little People.  I also have a wonderful husband, two sons, and a grown daughter to share my time.  We started this little toy store because I just love these Little People sets from my childhood.  We buy them wherever we can find them, give them a good cleaning, and sort them into sets and individual pieces for auction and sale.  Over the years, we've learned lots of  'further and better particulars' about the Little People, and have written some Guides to share this information with you.  You'll find all of our toys clean and ready for play or display, and they'll arrive quickly and securely packaged.  My husband Rodney takes all of the pictures for me.  He collects his own childhood favorites, like Marx Johnny West and the Fisher Price Circus Wagon sets, so we carry those parts and sets, too.  In addition to the Fisher Price Little People, you can find vintage Tree Tots and Playskool Little People sets in our ebay store.

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There is much concern about childrens' toys these days, some from China are not safe for children.  There are no worries about vintage Fisher Price Little People, who were produced right here in the United States from 1963 thru 1990.  These toys are sturdy and long-lasting, and a delight to children of all ages.  Buying these toys is true Recycling, too; no waste for the dump or factory pollution is needed to make them, they are already here.

We 'Go Green' in everyway that we can here at home and in our little store.  We have reusable water bottles and sort our cans, newspapers and plastic containers for the recycling truck.  Magazines and junk mail are shredded and bagged for use as packing material.  We recycle shipping boxes when possible, and take worn-out boxes to the cardboard recycling center in nearby Williamston.  My husband Rodney grows nice gardens, both winter (cabbage, collards & broccoli) and summer (tomatoes, squash, eggplant, corn, beans and peppers).  He composts our vegetable peelings, eggshells, and coffee grounds, which reduces our garbage and organically fertilizes the garden.  We also yard-sale our outgrown and unused clothing, books, and other household items, then take unsold items to our local Salvation Army.  Please share your tips and ideas with us!