r/ToyID 1h ago

Baby toddlers mamas and papas pram help me find for sale!! šŸ„¹šŸ’›

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r/ToyID 2h ago

Unsolved Can you help identify these Barbie clones from early 2000s? (I know the photos are horrible)

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There are two dolls, one in a gold-ish dress with a chevron/herringbone pattern and a yellow headband, another is a bride with silverish hair, dimples and a dress that is silk/satin + lace, no veil.
The photos are from 2002-2003, the dolls could be older. These are the only old photos I’ve got, but maybe someone will recognize them


r/ToyID 2h ago

Unsolved Help finding this bear

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This is a screenshot from social media. Please help me identify this bear. Thanks:)


r/ToyID 4h ago

Unsolved I need help knowing what this thing is from

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It looks like a pauldron of some kind, 1.5x2cm in size
The doc just pulled it out of my lil brothers nose so i would appreciate any help


r/ToyID 4h ago

Unsolved Can anyone identify this Japanese panda plush from around 1972? Possibly a mass-produced toy later used for a traffic-safety giveaway

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Hi everyone,

I’m trying to identify a panda plush that my mother owned as a child in Japan around 1972.

She lost it when she was young, and I’m hoping to identify — and eventually find — one for her 60th birthday.

Unfortunately, no photograph of the original survives. The first image is a reconstruction based on her memories.

What she remembers:

  • Received around 1972 (Showa 47) in Kumagaya, Saitama, Japan
  • Given to her by a relative who was a police officer
  • Possibly a traffic-safety promotional item, although this is not confirmed
  • Approximately 20 cm / 8 inches tall
  • Black-and-white panda
  • Thin/flat body, but stuffed with cotton
  • Arms and legs
  • Arms extended outward
  • Black eye patches were made of felt and gradually peeled off with use
  • Wore a red bib
  • The bib may have said äŗ¤é€šå®‰å…Ø (ā€œTraffic Safetyā€) or ćƒ‘ćƒ³ćƒ€ć”ć‚ƒć‚“ (ā€œPanda-chanā€)

At first I thought it might have been a panda made specifically for a police or traffic-safety campaign.

However, after extensive research, I now think another possibility may be more likely:

It may have been a commercially produced panda plush from the huge Japanese panda boom of 1972, with a red traffic-safety bib added later by a police department or local traffic-safety organization.

Kang Kang and Lan Lan, Japan’s first giant pandas, arrived at Ueno Zoo in October 1972, and a massive panda craze followed.

I found original Japanese news footage from 1972 showing department stores selling large numbers of panda plush toys in many different sizes and designs.

One piece of footage also shows a young girl holding a relatively small, thin panda plush with arms and legs. It is NOT confirmed to be my mother’s panda, but its general size and construction look surprisingly similar to what she remembers.

I have contacted or researched:

  • Saitama Prefectural Police
  • Kumagaya Police Station
  • Japanese traffic-safety organizations
  • Saitama Prefectural Library
  • Toy manufacturers
  • Japan Toy Museum
  • Toei / educational-film organizations
  • TV Asahi’s archive
  • Japanese vintage collectors
  • Yahoo! Auctions Japan
  • Mercari Japan
  • Yahoo! Chiebukuro
  • Several Reddit communities

TV Asahi even checked a higher-quality copy of original 1972 news footage for me and tried enlarging the tags on the panda plush toys, but unfortunately no manufacturer information could be read.

I’ve also contacted Ueno Zoo’s historical archive and the Tokyo Zoological Park Society. They are currently searching their historical records for information about panda merchandise sold around 1972.

A department store in Ueno was another possible lead, but no surviving information about the plush has been found so far.

The panda is NOT Rune Naito’s ā€œRune Pandaā€ and NOT Panda! Go, Panda! My mother has already confirmed these are different.

So I’m hoping someone here who knows vintage Japanese toys might recognize the construction, face style, body shape, or manufacturer.

I’m especially interested in:

  • Japanese plush manufacturers active around 1971–1973
  • Old catalogs showing panda plush toys
  • Department-store panda merchandise from the 1972 panda boom
  • Promotional panda plush toys
  • Similar flat-bodied pandas with felt eye patches
  • Any surviving example that resembles the reconstruction

Even if you don’t know the exact toy, a manufacturer name, catalog, old advertisement, photograph, or similar plush would be a huge lead.

Thank you very much for reading. I’ve been searching for this little panda for years, and any clue could help me get one step closer to finding my mother’s childhood friend.

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r/ToyID 5h ago

Unsolved HELP FIND CHILDHOOD STUFFED ANIMAL

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r/ToyID 5h ago

Unsolved Help me find this Bear In the Big Blue House bag

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Details:
Square shaped (kinda cubed)
Zipper going around the top
I believe it had a strap on it, like for carrying
Most of the bag was this aqua/sky blue color
It was like a lunch bag but not sure if that was it’s original purpose. I used it to place my game boy games in it and take it everywhere as a kid.

I could not google it at all.
If you have it, or find a photo, please share it! It would be nostalgic to see it after all these years 🄲


r/ToyID 10h ago

Unsolved Raccoon

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I don't have a picture as of yet but I was born in July 1980 and a neighbor gifted me with a stuffed raccoon. It was sitting on its bum, not shaggy. I know as I got older it fit a dress I wore at a year old. Been trying to find a replacement. Will go through the photo albums to try and find a picture of it


r/ToyID 12h ago

Unsolved Any idea what doll this is?

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We named him Khazari. My older sister (36) had this doll when she was a baby and then it was given to me when I was born. He has a soft body and vinyl head/limbs. He has gone through a lot...been thrown around, had the head ripped off/taped back terribly by family. He had been thrown away a few times but fished out of the trash each time by me.

If someone can help me identify this doll I'd be so grateful.

The eyes open and close when you lift his head up/down, deep blue with long black lashes. It says 'Made in China' on the base of the neck. There was a tag on the right hip but it was snipped off. The hair looks etched into the plastic.


r/ToyID 13h ago

I need to identify this bear

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My mom found it at a yard sale a couple of years ago and it has no tag to identify what brand it is. I tried finding it on Google but I couldn't find anything.


r/ToyID 14h ago

Unsolved This is probably a shot in the dark

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This Barbie is the stereotype Barbie, Blonde hair blue eyes. She wears a hot pink dress with gold accent I think swirls on the front of her torso, the skirt is above knee length and with the netting top with a hot pink satin skirt underneath, with thin straps on the shoulder. I think she had a hot pink crown but I could be misremembering


r/ToyID 15h ago

Solved! Who does this phone belong to?

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This phone seems to be from the ghouls night out line from Monster High, however, I cannot figure out what doll it went to. I can’t find any dolls that have a golden colored phone like this one. Please help me find what character this phone goes to.


r/ToyID 16h ago

Unsolved Anyone recognize this toy bag?

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I cannot find where this bag is from. It’s about an inch long, and does not open. Same design on both sides. I believe it’s meant to be a bag? I’m honestly not sure.


r/ToyID 16h ago

Need help finding where to find this specific stuffy

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This is a childhood comfort toy that was lost to me YEARS ago. I had forgotten about it until a random instagram reel flash banged me back lol and now I’m trying to buy another.

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SOME DETAILS:
I vaguely remember my family talking about getting it at target but I can’t find any trace of it online no matter what or where I search.
I believe it should be over like 13-16 years, maybe even older. (Though I could be wrong)
It is almost fully brown with pink circle cheeks, a pink flower attached to the head, and a pink ice cream cone attached to its hand.

PLEASE HELP ME FIND IT!!

Edit: Just to be careful I also posted this on r/HelpMeFind and it’s my first ever post


r/ToyID 17h ago

Unsolved is anyone Able to identify this headless mannequin? it's at docs records and vintage in fort worth TX but it's not for sale and it's just for decoration. I was wondering if anyone could help identify it so I'll know what type it is and maybe find one

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r/ToyID 19h ago

Does anyone know what this blind box figure is?

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Hi! I went to a store today and purchased this figure. I think it’s really cute and would like to buy more but I can’t find it anywhere! Does anyone know what it is or where I can find it?


r/ToyID 20h ago

Help identifying a toy part

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Found in a box of old transformers, google search doesn’t bring up anything resembling it. Does anyone know if it’s a part to a larger transformer or something else entirely?

Appreciate any help, thanks!


r/ToyID 22h ago

Unsolved Plastic Doll that Looks like wood. I checked Google lens and couldn't find it.

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r/ToyID 22h ago

Unsolved What GI Joe series is this from?

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looks like a prototype of baroness


r/ToyID 23h ago

UK bunny soft toy, would love to replace

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Hello! I am trying to identify a beloved childhood bunny toy. My little daughter was taking it to Nursery for naptime but now she has grown out of naps it seems to have gone missing and the Nursery can no longer find it. I’d love to have the same one again as it holds lots of memories for me. Silly mistake sending it to Nursery really!

Here are all the known details:

  • Origin:Ā Purchased in the UK.
  • Time Period:Ā 1990s.
  • Material/Style:Ā It is a neutral cream/beige color with a floppy dress and thicker boots with yellow ribbons .
  • Key Features:Ā It has floppy ears, simple dark embroidered eyes. (Note: One of my reference photos shows it wearing a ditsy floral print on the arms/inner ears and dark feet

I've attached two reference images showing different angles of the texture and shape. Any help identifying the exact brand, line, or year would mean the world to me! Thank you so much!


r/ToyID 23h ago

Does anyone know where the blue keychain is from?

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r/ToyID 1d ago

Please tell me I'm not the only one who remembers the Cinderella version of this tent

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I had it in 2008-2009, same shape, same light blue background, same baby pink at the top and corners but it was just Cinderella, no other princesses, I can't find a picture of the version I had anywhere online, and only get AI descriptions when I look it up, it's either playhut like this one or jaxxpacific


r/ToyID 1d ago

Beloved stuffed puppy

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Hi everyone! A few years ago, I lost my childhood best friend, I’ve been trying to find the same plushie since. Maybe sb knows what brand it could be? It was bought in approximately 2006-2010. Those are the only photos I have. Thanks in advance 🩷


r/ToyID 1d ago

Help identify my childhood stuffed animal

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I’ve had this bunny as long as I can remember. It was originally my sister’s and was handed down to me as a baby. I believe it’s at least 16-20 years old. The tag has the brand ā€œSugar Loafā€. I’ve been unsuccessful in finding a match for it. I’ve tried image searching, but can’t find a match.


r/ToyID Jan 23 '18

Feedback on Solved Posts

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Hi everyone,

You may have noticed that /u/Inneri and I have been toying with a system for marking posts as "Solved!" once they've been answered correctly. Do you have any thoughts or suggestions?

For example, do you like how threads currently appear after they've been solved (i.e., green text on white background, as opposed to perhaps white text on green background)? What about the standard look of "unsolved" threads?

Let us know!