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The Attic Treasures product line was introduced in 1993 with an initial release of 12 animals. The original 12 were designed by
Linda Harris, Ruth Fraser and Ty Warner. Attics designed by Nola Hart began to appear in 1994. Attic Treasures
are popular with collectors because they resemble stuffed animals many
collectors remember from their own childhoods.
Attic Treasures are made with textured fur. Most of them have moveable heads, arms and legs. Many of the Attic Treasures have
clothing and/or accessories that range from a simple ribbon to sweaters, vests, jackets and even full outfits (including hats). The
entire Attic Treasure family was retired by the end of 2002.
We are pleased to include the Attic Treasures family at Ty Collector, but humbly acknowledge
salsattic.com as the undisputed master reference site for this product line.
Sal's Attic is a great site with a wealth of Attic Treasure information and photographs. Please visit the Sal's Attic
site if you intend to collect Attic Treasures or even if you just need help identifying a particular version of an Attic Treasure.
There are just under 240 different Attic Treasure names, but that doesn't mean there are only 240 different Attic Treasures.
Ty produced many of them with different variations, which makes collecting them a challenging hobby. An Attic Treasure with any
particular name may come in different sizes, or with different clothing and accessories, or even with different body colors or
styles. If you intend to collect all the different varieties, you'll need space for 450 or more.
From 1995 to 1998, Attic Treasures were labeled Ty Collectibles on the
swing tag but the name changed back to Attic Treasures
when the 7th generation swing tags appeared.
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Last update - December 3, 2011
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