Watch this video to see inside Sheffield's legendary Redgates Toy shop down the years

Edwin Redgate founded the store in Fargate in 1857, selling sewing machines and fur.

An idea to make pram covers from some dodgy fur in 1890 led to stocking prams, then wheeled toys.

In 1918, Edwin’s grandson, George, visited the Manchester Toy Fair and decided the business would become a fully-fledged toy shop.

In 1925 Redgates moved to Moorhead but it was bombed in the Sheffield Blitz and had to relocate to Ecclesall Road.

A move back to Moorhead in 1954 was followed by relocation to Furnival Gate in 1968.

After 129 years as a family concern, the store was sold to UK chain Zodiac Toys in 1986. Two years later, Zodiac closed it.

Redgates is so beloved by Sheffielders that a plaque marking where it stood has been placed on the new shops at the top of the Moor.

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