Timeless Toys Ltd

A lot of the classic by Dena L. at InsiderPages

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May 04, 2008

and some of the new. A good selection of wooden toys and toys designed to stimulate a child's imagination. Is a bit overpriced but the store atmosphere beats the heck out of hitting the chaos that is typically the toy department at a big box chain.

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I want these toys! by Pat B. at InsiderPages

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September 03, 2005

I have a real soft spot for toy stores. No matter how old I am, I am always looking for new and interesting things. I was intrigued by this classic and charming store. Lots to choose from with some items you just can't find at Target or Wal Mart. Support the little guy shops and pick up a new teddy bear for your child...or yourself!

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I love this place!

by sharwood

August 30, 2003

I love this store. I'm so tired of all the electronics and cartoon and tv driven toys!! Timeless toys really allows you to let a child express their imagination. I just bought my niece and nephews magnifying glasses and bug guides and they had a blast bug hunting! I"ve bought so many toys their now and the kids are always excited because it 's going to be different and not something they've seen on tv. The staff is helpful, knowledgable and they do such a great job with gift wrap!! I look forward to being able to buy "the fun cool" stuff at Timeless. Keep up the good work!!

• Pros: Selection, service, price

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The young and young at heart skip a beat over old-fashioned fire trucks, Brio train sets and kitschy kites.

by Jennifer Olvera

August 14, 2003

The Scene
Whether you have kids or not, a trip to this Lincoln Square toy store will be a blast to the past. Every inch of Timeless Toys is a play-date paradise. The friendly, fun-loving staff doesn't mind if you toy around with the fabulous selection of sock puppets and goofy gag gifts, and they'll gladly help you find the perfect puzzle.

The Goods
Wood pull toys, baby dolls and stuffed animals galore fill shelves and display tables. Card-trick sets, blocks like you had back in the day and Radio Flyer trikes recall the wonder years. Upping the educational ante are do-it-yourself kits (stained glass, candle-making), books like "Corduroy" and "Where the Wild Things Are," and Dr. Seuss learning games. Kiddie costumes, a rocking dragon and loads of Harry Potter paraphernalia ensure endless hours of TV-free entertainment.

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