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- The First 24 1966–1968
- Storybook Kiddles 1967–1968
- Skediddle Kiddles 1968–1970
- Playhouse Kiddles 1970
- Kiddles 'N Kars 1969–1970
- Tea Party Kiddles 1970–1971
- Lucky Locket Kiddles 1967–1970
- Kiddle Kolognes 1968–1970
- Kola Kiddles 1968–1969
- Sweet Treat Kiddles 1969–1970
- Jewelry Kiddles & Mini Pop ups 1968–1970
- Zoolery Kiddles 1969–1970
- Holiday Kiddles 1968–1969
- Animiddle Kiddles 1969–1970
- Kozmic Kiddles 1969–1970
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Kiddles 1968
- Storybook Sweethearts 1969–1970
- Liddle Baby Kiddles 1970
- The Totsy Co. 1967
- Karry Kases 1966–1968
- Playhouses & Cases 1966–1968
- Snap Happy Furniture 1969–1970
- Paper Goods 1966–1971
- Games and Misc. 1966–1970
- Gift Sets and Sears Exclusives 1966–1970
- Prototypes 1965–1971
- Store Displays 1965–1971
- Advertisements & Catalog Reprints 1965–1971
- Lucky Locket Reissues 1976–1978
- New Sweet Treats 1979
- Tyco Toys Kiddles 1995
- Kopy Cats & Competitors 1966–1969
- Liddle Kiddles Dolls & Accessories by Tamela Storm & Debra Van Dyke 1986
- Liddle Kiddles Identification & Value Guide by Paris Langford 1996
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