Thousands of people took a look when we asked them to ‘Name the best Christmas present you got when you were little’.
We posed the question on our Wearside Echoes Facebook page and lots of you cast your minds back to your younger days.
There were memories of record players from Palmers, dolls from Joplings and home made dolls houses.
Read on to find out what else the people of Sunderland loved.
1. Lynda's doll house
Lynda Green: "Dolls house which my dad made for me and my sister to share, loved it. Used to make dolls furniture from anything we could find ( match boxs etc) and dolls made from wooden dolly pegs which we clothed with remnants of fabric and wool. Had hours of fun doing this." | Getty Images
2. Stewart's record player from Palmers
Stewart Francis remembered Christmas in 1959 and said he got 'a record player. £20 from Palmers.' Palmer's Arcade in Sunderland was built in 1876 and was home to stores including a Marks and Spencer Penny Bazaar and Mrs Palmer’s Music shop. | National World Photo: National World
3. Jane's Tiny Tears
Jane Davison Whitfield: "Tiny Tears and Spirograph, Enid Blyton book Adventures on Willow Farm." This photo shows a toy fair in Brighton with two new 'Tiny Tears' dolls in 1963. Photo: Harry Todd/Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images. | Harry Todd/Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
4. Struck down by chicken pox
Tinlizzy Pot said her best present was a pram, but added: "On Xmas morning I had chicken pox and was desperate to go out with it, my mam said ok but dont talk to anyone while I was out." | other 3rd party