Search results for Wood Toys are below:

http://www.guillow.com/

Paul K. Guillow, Inc. - your one source for balsa Wood airplane kits and flying Toys since 1926. -Guillow's

http://www.holgatetoy.com/ or https://pepperell.com/holgate/

Holgate Toys are American made, classic, Wooden Toys. -Holgate Toys

https://tomkuhn.com/

Holding, playing, and admiring a Wooden yo-yo can serve as a reminder of our responsibility to the living things of our planet, the source of everything! To be sure, we are not hopeless idealists but we do recognize that little things can have great impact (just like a yo-yo!). Yo-yo play won’t change the world, but it is definitely compatible with a more environmentally responsible future. Portable, electricity-free, and long-lasting… yo-yos provide the perfect alternative to video games, which devour energy before being discarded after a few weeks or months. We encourage people to exchange their virtual reality for actual reality… -Tom Kuhn

Tom Kuhn Yo-Yos are renowned for their innovative and aesthetically pleasing designs. Nothing is quite like a Tom Kuhn Yo-Yo. Every Tom Kuhn Yo-Yo is manufactured and hand assembled in the USA, then tested for quality and tuned for performance by a World Yo-Yo Champion. -Tom Kuhn

http://bannortoys.com/

All of our Wooden Toys are crafted here in the USA, even our small parts, paints, and packaging! -Bannor Toys

http://www.larktoys.com/

Our handmade, heirloom Wooden Toys are made on site in our Workshop. Some designs began 30 years ago, while others have been added over time. Our stains are child-safe and each toy is cut out, sanded, stained and assembled by hand. -Lark Toys

◊ Note-> Not all of their products are manufactured in the USA, but the toys made by Lark Toys are manufactured in the USA.

https://unclegoose.com/

Uncle Goose makes Wooden blocks. We handcraft every set in Grand Rapids, Michigan, using choice materials from around the Great Lakes. And yes, we are 100% made in the USA. -Uncle Goose

https://harrisville.com/ or https://friendlyloom.com/

Harrisville Designs continues to make high quality, natural 100% wool yarns for knitting and weaving along with beautiful carded fleece for felting and spinning. Floor Looms in several sizes and styles are finely hand-crafted in the Woodworking shop which also creates their wonderful line of awarding-winning products for children. The Friendly Loom™ Product line includes weaving, knitting, felting, and metal looms and cotton loops for weaving potholders. -Harrisville Designs

Woolen yarn has been spun in the water powered, brick mill town of Harrisville since 1794. This small village is nestled in the Monadnock Highlands of southwestern New Hampshire and is the only industrial community of the early 19th Century that still survives in America in its original form. In 1977, the Department of Interior designated Harrisville a National Historic Landmark. Harrisville Designs has been spinning 100% Virgin Wool Yarn in Harrisville, New Hampshire for over 50 years. -Harrisville Designs

https://theoriginaltreeswing.com/

The Original Tree Swing is a family owned and operated business born from a desire to to inspire creative play for children and the young of heart. -The Original Tree Swing

https://www.pariconsleds.com/

Paricon has had a long and colorful history in the sled-making business. Henry F Morton started producing hand-crafted sleds in his kitchen in 1861. The art evolved into a business. He founded Paris Manufacturing in South Paris, ME. From then through today- and into the future- the sled making progresses. Currently, Hank Morton and his sons, Ted and Tom, are continuing the family tradition in the sled business with Paricon under the iconic Flexible Flyer brand. The sled line has evolved to include a wide assortment of products for winter use...sleds, including steel runner and plastic models at various price points, foam sliders, inflatable tubes, Wooden toboggans, snowboards and snow Toys. -Paricon Sleds

◊ Note-> Not all of their products are made in the USA - but they do make many of their plastic saucers/sleds in the USA.