Home Page Come Join Our Club! 2009 Convention Info Our Toy Sale (No Sale in 2009) Our 2008 Convention The Fisher-Price Toys We Collect (Overview) The Fisher-Price Adventure People! Hotels & Maps of East Aurora, NY Our Mission and Goals Toy-Related Links Member Memorials Updated: June 24, 2009 The Fisher-Price Collectors Club is a group of people who all share a love for the toys made by the Fisher-Price company. The group is quite diverse in what we collect, as there are so many different lines of toys to enjoy! Far and away, the most collected line of toys by our members are the classic Little People/Play Family toys, but there are many others to enjoy too - the vintage wooden pull toys; the wind-up music boxes; dollhouses and action figures; plus so much more! It's hard to put into words exactly why Fisher-Price toys have such timeless charm to many of us. Perhaps it's the bright colors and smiles. Maybe it's the cute miniature versions of society. Perhaps it's reasons too numerous to list! Either way, Fisher-Price truly does have the power to brighten a rainy day.   Thank you for visiting our site! June 2009: Sad news to report - The Fisher-Price Collectors Club will not be having an Antique Toy Show and Sale this year. May 2009: More sad news to report - the Toytown Museum on Girard Steet in East Aurora has closed, and it appears this is permanent. They may be looking for another location, but it remains to be seen what happens next. A huge loss to toy collectors everywhere. May 2009: The Spring Gabby Goose newsletter was mailed - collectors, check your mailboxes! March 2009: Good news!! In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Little People, Fisher-Price has produced 4 new commemorative toys, in a retro style in remembrance of the classic Little People. They are called the "Little People Play 'n Go", and the 4 new toys are a house, fire station, farm, and school house. The new toys have a base made of light-weight plastic and tin, with plastic Little People and some accessories. Sadly the Little People figures are large and chunky, but alas, that's how things are made in current times for safety reasons. Nice to see the vintage Little People being remembered today! December 2008: The Winter Gabby Goose Newsletter was mailed out - check it out! August 2008: Our annual convention was held over the weekend of August 22-24, 2008, in East Aurora NY. Click here to see photos! It was a fun time for all! In 2009, Fisher-Price is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Little People line of toys! Starting back in 1959 with the release of the Looky Fire Truck, the Little People have been giving children countless hours of fun and imaginative play for 5 decades now. As part of the celebration, March 21st has been designated as the official birth date for the Little People. So we give a big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to all our Play Family & Little People toys, and cheers to another 50 years as well! Fisher-Price has posted some webpages dedicated to the anniversary. Click here to see a general timeline of the Little People toys from 1959 to today. So nice to see our favorite toys honored and remembered in modern times by the company who created them! The biggest question of all with this anniversary is - is that the rare lime green little person boy in the birthday logo, or the more common medium green one? Alas, we may never know .... Join the Club - Come and join the Fisher-Price Collectors Club!        Our Toy Sale - Most years, the club holds an annual antique toy show and sale. Hoping to buy some vintage toys? Click here to read all about it! 2009 Convention - Click to see information about our August 2009 Convention in East Aurora, NY        2008 Convention - See Photos from the 2008 Convention! Our Club's Mission and Goals - click to see what the club's purpose and what we hope to accomplish.        East Aurora Info - Click to see maps and hotels information about East Aurora, NY - the home of Fisher-Price toys, and our convention! Club Member Memorials - We keep these members of the club dear to our hearts, and their memory alive.        Overview of Toys - See all the lines of Fisher-Price toys we enjoy collecting. Wooden pull toys, Little People, music boxes - and more!        The Adventure People - Read about the Adventure People, produced from 1974 until 1985! We have a Figures Guide, showing over 75 different Adventure People! Trains (Coming soon!) - Planning to write up a page about the different Fisher-Price pull Trains! From Looky Chug-Chug to Toot-Toot!        The Clocks (Coming soon) - We plan to write a page to showcase all the Fisher-Price Music Tick-Tock and Teaching Clocks. Commenorative Toys (Coming soon) - We hope to write a page showing the 2009 Little People "Play and Go" Toys, made for the 50th anniversary of the Little People.        Classics From Yesterday (Coming soon) - Around 2005, Fisher-Price produced detailed replicas of classic toys from decades ago. The Teaching Clock, Chatter Phone, Tiny Teddy Zilo, and more! *** What We Collect! *** The Fisher-Price Collectors Club span the generations and ages, but we all share a love for Fisher-Price toys. From the older wooden pull toys, to the classic Little People of the 70's/80's, and to the toys of today even, we have members who love to collect 'em (and own every set with every piece, every rare variation, every unusual color scheme, and every toy mint-in-the-box too!). So below are some photos of the lines of toys our members collect. But this is no way covers them all - there are so many more to enjoy!     Please bear with us! This site is under MAJOR CONSTRUCTION - more content and photos to come! 1998 Gabby Goose, All rights Reserved. The Fisher- Price Collectors Club is not affiliated with Mattel/Fisher-Price or any of its associates. The toys are trademarks of Mattel/Fisher-Price and its affiliates. Fisher-Price® is a registered trademark of Mattel, Inc. The statements expressed here are the opinions of the site owners. Questions? Comments? Send emails to jacham@dmcom.net - write "Fisher-Price" or "FP" in the subject line somewhere so we know it's a toy-related email! We love our Fisher-Price Toys! Last updated: June 24th, 2009 Website updated by Sue Willis, club member since 2001 www.fpclub.org Welcome to the Fisher-Price Collectors Club Webpage!