This collection of celebrity action figures and vintage board games is guaranteed to light up the life of a 70s-80s toy collector:

1. ABBA action figure "Bjorn," in satin disco outfit with blue satin scarf, holds a brown guitar, manufactured by Matchbox under license from Lesney Products. These dolls are increasingly hard to find, especially with their instrument and in the original package. Package is crumpled at edge, with some splitting at seam, but Bjorn has rested in mint condition in his box for many decades. Doll: 9 1/2
2. ABBA Puzzle, 250 large pieces, made in England 1979 by SPP, serial no. 3080. Two boxes with different photos of the band on each puzzle and cover. One small split seam on lower right corner. Boxes have been taped shut. Box: 8 1/2 x 6 1/4 x 1
3. Boy George poseable doll, includes hat, microphone and posing stand. Boy George has braided hair, wears a kimono-style "Color by Numbers" costume, has purple eyelids and red lips. Manufactured by LJN, Sharpegrade in 1984. In original box, tear to cellophane window, but doll is in mint condition. Doll: 12
4. Elton John "Crocodile Rock" Singing Doll, 1999 limited edition by Yaboom that was to benefit the Elton John AIDS Foundation. Elton is in an elaborately decorated red satin suit, comes with Elton glasses and microphone with tripod stand. With removable electronic MCD. Slight tear at boxes edge upper left, doll and accessories in box and mint condition. Doll: 11
5. Michael Jackson poseable doll, with microphone and posing stand. Michael Jackson is wearing a shiny red band jacket, and a "glittering magic glove." Manufactured by LJN, Sharpegrade in 1984. In original box, tear to cellophane window, but doll is mint. Doll: 11 1/2
6. American Bandstand jigsaw puzzle: 400 pieces, made in US by Jaymar Specialty Company. "60s-Dick Clark Salutes Youth," one of series of four (50s, 60s, 70s, 80s). Mint in box with shrink-wrap seal. Box: 14 x 14 x 2
7. Annette's Secret Passage Game (with early photograph of Disney Mouseketeer Annette Funicello), manufactured in 1959 by Parker Bros. The object of the game is to reclaim granny's jewels that were stolen by "Hawk the Pirate" on the shore of Shell Island. Some splits to original box, wear at edges. Box: 10 x 17 x 1 1/2
8. The $25,000 Pyramid Game (three games), manufactured in 1986 by Cardinal. "You can play both the $25,000 and $100,00 pyramid." For ages 8 to adult. Mint in box with shrink-wrap seal. Box: 9 1/2 x 19 x 2 1/4