Radio Flyer has one of those incredible rags-to-riches stories attached. The Chicago-based company, known for its iconic little red wagons, was launched by a young Italian immigrant named Antonio ...

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CHICAGO -- Radio Flyer was created in Chicago by Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin. His grandson, Robert Pasin, now serves as the company's chief wagon officer, and shared the history of the iconic ...

Which Radio Flyer wagon accessory is best? For over 100 years, children have known the fun and joy of playing with and owning a Radio Flyer wagon. The iconic bright red color is often associated with ...

This sturdy red wagon can hold lots of toys, a bevy of gardening tools or a couple of little kids! (Photo: Radio Flyer) It's not easy nowadays to pick a gift that kids will love as much as their ...

A grown-up version of a red Radio Flyer wagon, capable of reaching speeds of 60 miles per hour, is now up for auction.This unique vehicle, with just over 57,000 miles on the odometer, features a basic ...

Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part series about toy-making in the Chicago area. At the western edge of Chicago, across from an Old Country Buffet and within barking distance of a ...

Radio Flyer, the maker of iconic children’s toys and namesake of the not-so-little red wagon dominating the southeast corner of Riverfront Park, celebrated its 100-year anniversary Thursday. As part ...