Decades Playtime Adventures & Retro Retail

04/19/2026

Just listed more vintage items for same on Market Place (under JoAnn Hudak). Take a look at these treasures. Hope they bring back some fond childhood memories!

04/11/2026

Have a few boxes of 1988 baseball cards from Topps and Fleer for sale. Can buy all 4 boxes or individual boxes. All packs are sealed. Listed on marketplace or message me on FB.

04/07/2026

If you love vintage blocks, DECADES has several different sets for sale, all at very low prices--just $15 each set! Take a look at these block sets from the 1970s to the 2000s. You can find them on Market Place, ready for more construction fun! Introduce kids to the sturdy blocks made back in the day, ones that last forever. Adults can have fun too, especially if you grew up with these blocks during your childhood days.

04/05/2026

Hasbro acquired Romper Room Inc in 1969, and Weebles became a part of that legacy. Weebles were actually modeled after Romper Room’s Punching Clown--remember this? You could punch it, and it would tip over and then pop back up. It never fell down, just like the Weebles! You remember their famous mantra, “Weebles wobble but they don’t fall down!” The first Weebles were fatter and had lithos that easily scraped off. But within a year, the company improved the design with “peel proof weebles.”

Tumblin’ Weebles came out in 1978. The weight inside the toy was free to fall into the larger head so that when placed on an inclined surface, they would somersault down the ramp. Below is a photo of the Fun House we have for sale online. Also, we found a retro video advertising this popular toy of the late 1970s. Enjoy this trip down Memory Lane! Check out FB Market Place if you want to have this toy in your collection.

video link: https://youtu.be/m4PY4NnFbxA?si=9Y7wU7xphPcRVk48

04/05/2026

DECADES also has the Liddle Kiddle Ranch House for sale. This came out around 1966–1967, when Liddle Kiddles had become popular. It reflected the strong Western/cowboy craze in American pop culture (TV shows, movies, toys). Their main audience were young children, especially girls, but with the Western theme, the audience could be extended. The ranch house also comes with one Liddle Kiddle doll, and is ready for play!

At the time, Mattel was competing heavily with other toy makers by creating highly detailed miniature worlds. The Kiddles line stood out because of its extremely small scale dolls, their scented dolls, and creative themed environments (ranch, school, town, etc.) It helped expand the Kiddles brand beyond dolls into interactive storytelling playsets--like this ranch (shown below). It also showed Mattel's innovative style by bringing portable "world-in-a-box" toys to the market. Today, it’s considered a vintage collectible, especially among 1960s toy enthusiasts.

If you are a Liddle Kiddles fan, check out the listing on FB MarketPlace (under JoAnn Hudak).

04/05/2026

If you had Liddle Kiddles growing up, you might be interested in an item we have for sale -- the Liddle Kiddle Klubhouse (shown below). It was made by Mattel for their Liddle Kiddle dolls. The original first twenty-four Mattel Liddle Kiddles dolls were released in 1966. They were 2 1/2 to 3 1/2″ tall with special "iddle" character names. They were designed to resemble children in neighborhoods across America. Most dolls had a yellow, pink, blue or white plastic comb and brush. These dolls were made of vinyl with a bendable, wired and posable body. It was joined at the neck with rooted hair and painted facial features.

The dolls needed a place to "live" so Mattel created a Klubhouse for them. The date on the house says 1965, but it was released by Mattel in 1967. This ad is most like from Kresge / early Kmart around 1967 when the toy first came onto the market. It originally sold for $2.88! Today, these houses in good condition are valued at $70 or more.

If you want to learn more about these dolls and their klubhouse, or you want to go down Memory Lane, click on the video link that shows the klubhouse and the dolls that were sold during that era. Enjoy your journey!
https://youtu.be/WQY-oad00Ro?si=6Uga5HoybQVa8NHZ

04/04/2026

Here's one more case I have available for sale: SEALED Fleer Baseball Star Stickers/Logo Stickers & Player Photo Stickers case of 20 boxes/36ct. in each. Case #41199-00566 with green stamp 9233-A. Definitely a late 1980s case, believe it's 1988. Case is valued at up to $650-700. Cannot find another case for sale like this on eBay or other online sites. My price $600.

Here is more information from my sources:
Key cards inside (1988 Fleer)
This set isn’t loaded with huge rookies, but notable names include:

Tom Glavine rookie card ⭐ (main chase)
Mark Grace rookie
Edgar Martinez (early card, not true RC but collected)

👉 The big one is Glavine, especially in high grade (PSA 10).

If you are a collector looking for sealed cases of baseball cards, check out my listing on Market Place.

04/04/2026

If you or someone you know is a baseball card collector, DECADES has something you'll want to see! This case of Fleer Baseball Cards from 1990 is SEALED and contains twenty 36-ct boxes of vintage cards. Here are some things to consider regarding this case:

From a full case (~720 packs), you’d roughly expect:
⭐ Key rookie/star cards
Sammy Sosa rookie ( #548)
👉 ~8–15 copies per case
Larry Walker rookie
👉 ~8–15 copies
Juan Gonzalez rookie
👉 ~8–15 copies
David Justice rookie
👉 ~8–15 copies
🔥 Star veterans
Ken Griffey Jr. ( #513)
👉 ~8–15 copies
Barry Bonds
👉 similar range
Mark McGwire
👉 similar range
In other words: you’ll get a stack of each—not just one.

Sealed case value (typical range)
~$800–$1,500 (varies by market)

This information comes from these SOURCES: BaseballCardPedia.com, Baseball Almanac, Old Sports Cards

There are just a few cases for sale online. EBay has 2, selling for $559.99 PLUS $177.60 shipping; and $700 PLUS $90 shipping. DECADES case is $600 with free local pickup; to ship is about $90 (buyer pays shipping). Our case is listed only on FB Market Place. If interested, check it out and message us through the FB chat.

04/03/2026

Just an FYI - DECADES is no longer located on 2nd Street in Medford. For now, I am putting some items on Market Place. However, if you remember seeing something in the store and are interested in it, please message me through Facebook.

Thank you all who have supported my business! I've loved every minute of connecting with people who love vintage sweets and toys! I plan to continue in some way to keep my business going and hope to meet more of you who share this passion with me. THANKS AGAIN from the bottom of my heart!

JoAnn Hudak
Owner of DECADES Playtime Adventures & Retro Retail LLC

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02/01/2026

Check out these vintage candy containers from 1991! If you are a Ninja Turtles fan, these are rare collectors’ items! Only 2 listings on eBay, and Decades can beat their prices! Get these treasures before they’re sold out!

01/19/2026