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Peggy Brown made her debut in the toy industry as a staff designer for toys and games, and early in her career took a role in the development of games such as Girl Talk, Outburst, … Read More

the J. Ottmann Lithography Co. produced the game "Christmas Mail" in the late 19th century. In the game, players must read addresses on letter cards they're given at the start. The… Read More

Comic strip artist and graphic illustrator Johnny B. Gruelle wrote and illustrated "Raggedy Ann Stories" for publisher P. F. Volland in 1918. According to tradition, Gruelle develo… Read More

Comic strip artist and graphic illustrator Johnny B. Gruelle wrote and illustrated "Raggedy Ann Stories" for publisher P. F. Volland in 1918. According to tradition, Gruelle develo… Read More

Comic strip artist and graphic illustrator Johnny B. Gruelle wrote and illustrated "Raggedy Ann Stories" for publisher P. F. Volland in 1918. According to tradition, Gruelle develo… Read More

Artist Thomas Nast illustrated this double-page spread for "Colliers" magazine at Christmas, 1863. Nast is one of the artists who popularized the image of Santa Claus as he is reco… Read More

Artist Thomas Nast illustrated this double-page spread for "Colliers" magazine at Christmas, 1863. Nast is one of the artists who popularized the image of Santa Claus as he is reco… Read More

Comic strip artist and graphic illustrator Johnny B. Gruelle wrote and illustrated "Raggedy Ann Stories" for publisher P. F. Volland in 1918. According to tradition, Gruelle develo… Read More

Comic strip artist and graphic illustrator Johnny B. Gruelle wrote and illustrated "Raggedy Ann Stories" for publisher P. F. Volland in 1918. According to tradition, Gruelle develo… Read More

Comic strip artist and graphic illustrator Johnny B. Gruelle wrote and illustrated "Raggedy Ann Stories" for publisher P. F. Volland in 1918. According to tradition, Gruelle develo… Read More