It could be argued that all toys found in a museum are rare, but the rare toys found at the DFW Elite Toy Museum are among the most rare you will find in all of Texas.
We guarantee it!
The address is 5940 Eden Drive in Fort Worth. The hours are 9-5 Monday through Friday and most Saturdays. Call us at (817) 834-3625 for more information.
Here’s what we can tell you about just some of the rare toys you will find at the DFW Elite Toy Museum:
Dogs in Art, Toys And Antiques is an exhibition at DFW Elite Toy Museum, a selection of some of the most iconic dog themed European and American paintings, sculptures, and vintage/antique toys
from the Ron Sturgeon collection.
The exhibit begins with a Victorian Period Collage and continues with a delightful vintage and antique toy display, a 1930’s Store Window Tapper, and ends with the Lap of Luxury Display. The extensive Art of Dogs is impressive.
Where else are you going to find rare dog toys and paintings?
But you will also find rare toys cars, including Eva Braun cars, Fiat land speed record cars, the Hohm training car, rare motorcycles, and . . . well, there are over three-thousand on display with more new ones arriving monthly.
Name another museum in the DFW Megaplex where you can find rare toy cars!
We feel safe in stating that the DFW Elite Toy Museum is one of the most unique museums in the United States and is a must-see for any history buff or any child with an imagination and a thirst for learning.
About our owner
The real heart and soul of the DFW Elite Toy Museum is its owner, Ron Sturgeon. Ron is a well-known entrepreneur in the DFW area, and a highly-sought after business consultant. Ron began as a car collector, and by 1999 he had amassed sixty antique and collector cars, but he then realized that full-sized cars were somewhat of an annoyance to store and take care of. Toy cars, on the other hand, were much easier to care for, so he began collecting toy rare toy cars. His collection began with all things Mercedes, eventually including a rare Eva Braun Mercedes Benz, but he soon branched out to include other types of antique car toys and rare motorcycles.
Today Ron’s collection is over 3,000 in number, and it includes, besides toy cars, a dog toy collection and dog art collection.
What can we tell you about the DFW Elite Toy Museum?
In one word, it is unique! There are one-of-a-kind pieces at this museum, pieces you will not find anywhere else in the United States. Ron set out to make this a truly outstanding experience, and we are certain you will agree with that assessment.
The address again is 5940 Eden Drive, and the number is (817) 834-3625. Call for information about the display and to arrange a private showing. The display is free to the public. Ron wouldn’t have it any other way. Make your way to our museum and let the little kid in your escape.