The Schoenhut Collectors' Club
promotes the collecting, preservation, and research of the dolls, toys, and games produced by the A. Schoenhut Co.
and its successor companies.

- Our 2025 Convention -
will be in Spencer, North Carolina
November 6, 7, and 8, 2025.

You must be a member or co-member to attend.  See below about joining the Club.

The convention will be hosted by the
 North Carolina Museum of Dolls, Toys, and Miniatures

You may reserve your room for the Club rate of $135 a night at the
Hampton Inn by Hilton, Salisbury, NC

We have more information and registration forms sent to members by email and in the
June 2025 Magazine.  Registration and payment by PayPal will be available to members on the Club's website.

Join or renew your membership now.  Click Here.

Our March 2025 Magazine

As a member, you will also have access to the Club's archives of all of its past Newsletters and Magazines back to the 1970s with their great articles and photographs of Schoenhut products.

The world's best experts on these dolls and toys contribute to this Website.  We publish, four times a year, a very high quality, full color magazine.

Why You Should Join The Club Video
Click here to view video

Video by Kathy Gregg

This is an example of Schoenhut's
 high-quality wooden dolls.  They were made in many styles and sizes.

Announcements
If your toy or doll club has an upcoming event that you wish us to announce here on our Website or in our Magazine, contact us.

 
Some of our recent Magazines

Each 20-page, full color magazine is mailed to Club members in a poly envelope by first class US mail,  four times a year - in March, June, September, and December

Members of the Schoenhut family of toy makers immigrated to the United States in the1860s from Germany.  Albert Schoenhut started the company in 1872 in Philadelphia PA making toy pianos that he had invented.

The Humpty Dumpty circus ca 1912

The Humpty Dumpty circus was produced by Schoenhut in various styles between 1903 and 1935.  Collectors construct their own circus displays from the many animals, actors, and accessories.  Since this toy line was very popular in its day, there are still many surviving pieces. Club members have access to a comprehensive and up-to-date Identification Guide to the Humpty Dumpty circus.

Teddy Roosevelt's Encampment
Schoenhut Toys ca 1910