Schwinn Authorized Mechanics School Graduate Year 1966   Thornbury's was fortunate enough to have two of the best, top of class. Br...

 Santa Shopped The Doll Department at Thornbury's Toys Besides a full line of collectable baby dolls Thonbury's also carried ...

Another Very Unique Team-Up Promotion Thornbury's teamed up with Oscar Ewing in a summer ad offering a Thorny Buck on the side of a ...

Here's a page from a mid-1960s Thornbury's Toys catalog. Shown are Tonka, Nylint, Tru-Scale, Hubley, Structo, and other toy truck...

Look at this young sport getting ready for the big baseball game!  He proudly wears his new uniform sponsored by Thornbury's Toys. I...

From 1964 Thorny Club Official Members Book    Thornbury's Toys was a customer-oriented store.  They strived to make everyone happ...

Looks like U  ncle Jim is holding a booklet about the very popular "Guess Who" children's program while some of the kids ar...

The video above is an edition of Louisville Uncovered by Cyndy Tandy.  It aired on WAVE3 in February 2015.  In the video, the first pic...

Look! I found this great photo of the set of Three's a Crowd.   See the blog below for more details of the show.

When you started collecting Thorny Bucks, you had to have this particular wallet to keep them in. The more toys that were purchased, the...

The image above and narrative below were posted here in October 2014. The program "Three's A Crowd" aired on WAVE-TV in the...

In 1956, Thornbury's made the move to Schwinn bicycles as more and more customers were requesting them.  This ad, circa 1968, featur...

That's a lot of bicycles to repair!  But Larry Rogers led a great team of service employees to always get the job done right and on ti...

Found online here is a blog post written by a woman reminiscing about Thornbury's, including a Thorny stuffed animal, an appearance b...

Cover of 1964 Thorny Club Official Members Book You know all the characters on the Thorny Bucks pictured here, don't you?  On the bo...

Here are some of the early employees of Thornbury's pictured at the Shelbyville Rd. store.  The young man on the right is Bill Muthle...

Below is a condensed version of a 1,300-word feature article that was published in The Louisville Times on December 20, 1976. The photo a...

  Uncle Jim proudly show off one of his hundreds of toys.                                        

Uncle Ed Kallay, a Louisville celebrity, works with the puppets on one of the Guess Who sets.    

This dapper looking birthday boy just opened the Birthday Chest with the key that he received in his birthday card from Thornbury's....

Looks like this young lady just won a new Schwinn Bicycle in one of Thornbury's Toys give-ways.