Large vintage The Simpsons collector’s lot with 38 figures and items in total, mainly from the early 1990s and 1990s fast-food / promotional toy period. The Simpsons first appeared as short animated segments on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987 before becoming its own television series in 1989. During the early 1990s, the series quickly became a global pop-culture phenomenon, which led to a wide range of licensed toys, figures, bendable action figures, badges, ornaments and promotional fast-food releases. This lot includes both early licensed Simpsons figures and later Burger King promotional toys. Notable / more collectible items include: * Lisa Simpson bendable action figure by Jesco, 1990 – still sealed on original card. Early Simpsons merchandise and one of the stronger pieces in the lot. * Bart Simpson figure by Vivid Imaginations – still sealed in original card/plastic packaging. * Bart Simpson Rev’N’Go Racer by Arco, 1990 – red pull-back car with Bart figure, blue wheels and “The Simpsons” / “No way man!” style decoration. * The Simpsons Candy Cane Christmas ornaments – vintage 1990s decorations, including Maggie pieces, one still sealed in original bag. * Burger King promotional Simpsons toys from the 1990s – including Bart, Lisa, Maggie, Marge and Homer themed figures. * Various pins, small figures, keychain-style items, sealed small promotional pieces and flat character items. The lot contains a broad mix of Bart, Lisa, Maggie, Homer and Marge items, including both loose figures and sealed/packaged pieces. Some items are original early Simpsons licensed merchandise, while others are fast-food promotional toys from Burger King and similar 1990s campaigns. Condition varies across the lot. Some items show age-related wear, marks, creasing to packaging, sticker wear or small signs of use. The two main carded figures are still sealed, but the cardboard packaging shows visible age/storage wear. Please see all photos carefully for the exact contents and condition. The lot is sold as shown in the photos. Please look carefully at all pictures, as they are an important part of the description.