J / j
J90 - Joe 90 (licensed character)
JA - (1) Jedi Academy (Star Wars)
JA - (2) Jedi Apprentice (Star
Wars junior novel series)
JA - (3) Johnny Apollo (licensed character)
J&B - Jones and Bixler [Company] ('Red
Devil Line' cast-iron toy maker)
JAH - Just About Horses (animal collectors)
JANET - Joint Academic Network (researching)
JANFU - Joint Army-Navy Fuck-Up (war gaming; from the military)
JASE - Just Another Soulless Eurogame (gaming)
JCB - Jointed Composition Body (dolls)
JCP - JC Penny (US Store)
JD - John Deere (agricultural vehicle manufacturer much represented in
toys)
J de
P - Jouets en
Paris (French toy manufacturer, see also; JEP and JP; Societe Industriel de Ferblanteriel)
JEP - Jouets [de] Paris
(French toy manufacturer, see also J de
P and JP - Societe Industriel de Ferblanteriel)
JF - [Le] Jouet Fondu (a French toy brand-mark of HR's Henri Roger)
JFCA - Jesus Fucking Christ Almighty
(derogatory / slang; internet, forums, online - coined by this author
on 18th July 2021 for really idiotic things on Faceplant!)
JFDI - Just Fucking Do It (derogatory / slang; internet, forums, online)
JK - (1) Jedi Knight (Star Wars)
JK - (2) Jerry Kulich [products] (slot racing manufacturer)
JH - Johnny Hero (licensed character)
JIM - Jouets Incassables Modernes
(French toy figure manufacturer)
JIT - Just in Time (printing, manufacture, delivery or forums/online;
'long tail' procument/logistics)
JJF - J J Fedorowicz [Publishing] (Canadian military book specialist)
JK - Just Kidding / Joking (internet, forums, online)
JL - (1) Johnny Lightning (1:64th die-cast vehicle manufacturer,
1969-present)
JL - (2) Justice League (DC
Comics, see also; JLA and JLU)
JLA - Justice League [of] America (DC
Comics, see also; JL and JLU)
J&LR - J and L Randall (model railway scenics manufacturer, Merit was
the brand now part of PPP)
JLU - Justice League Unlimited (DC
Comics, see also; JL and JLA)
JMGT - Jean-Michel Goutte-Tocquet
(French model kit manufacturer)
JMO - Just My Opinion (internet, forums, online)
JMN - Joyless Modelling Nazis (derogatory / slang; internet, forums,
online, or; 'Rivet Counters')
JNF - Josef Neuhierl Fabriken
(German tin-plate toy manufacturer)
JO - Junior Officer (Warhammer)
JOE - [G.I.] Joe (licensed characters, Action Man in the UK, Gyperman
in parts of Europe)
Joe. - [G.I.] Joe [collector] (or; 'Joe-head')
Johillco - John Hill [and] Company (hollow-cast and plastics manufacturer,
see also; Hilco / Hill / Hill & Co.)
Jouef - [Le] Jouets Francais
(French - toy manufacturer; 'The toys [of] France')
Joustra - Jouets [de] Strasbourg
(French - toy manufacturer; 'Toys of Strasburg')
JP /
Jp. - (1) Japanese (origin)
JP - (2) Jigsaw Puzzle
JP - (3) Jouets [de] Paris
(French toy manufacturer, see also J de
P and JEP - Societe Industriel de Ferblanteriel)
JP - (4) J Perkins (real-flight and glider manufacturer; models,
engines, tools, materials &etc)
JP - (5) Jump Pack (Warhammer
Space-Marines)
JP - (6) Jurrassic Park (film licence, tattoo on dinosaur 'stars' and
marking on toys)
JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts
Group (computing, organisation behind and/or picture or image with a .jpg
extension; pronounced 'jay-peg')
JPG
/ .jpg - Joint Photographic [experts] Group [file]
(computing, picture or image with a .jpg extension; pronounced 'jay-peg', commonest,
often preferred picture format on the web)
JPMA - Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association
JQ - Jedi Quest (Star Wars
junior novel series)
JR21 - Jack Rosenthal's Twenty-first [century toys] (UK importer, parent
company of C21)
JRX - Japanese Rail Express (Transformers
character; Robots in Disguise)
JSB - Jouet Standard Belge
(Belgian toy maker)
JSF - Le Jouet Standard Français
(French toy maker)
JSF - J F Schreiber (German toy maker)
JSJ - Jump Shoot Jump (war gaming play order)
JSP - Jouets Super Plastic ('Injectaplastic' French toy maker)
JSYK - Just So You Know . . . (statement sentence follows; chat rooms, forums,
message boards)
K
/ k
K - (1) Karat/s (a measure of the purity of gold, pure gold being 24
karats. "23-karat gold", also Ct., America only, see note-rant at end
of page)
K - (2) Kilo...
K - (3) King (chess notation)
KABOB - Kid [with] a Bucket of Bricks (construction toys)
Kanz. - Killa Kans (Warhammer
Orks)
KB - (1) Kaybee [Stores] / Keybe [Toys] (US store chain)
KB - Karl Bub (early toy manufacturer)
KB - (2) King Bishop (chess, bishop on the king's side)
KB - Kitbash / Kit Bashing (enhancing, converting or utilising a kit
or kit parts)
KBP - King Bishop Pawn (chess, bishop's pawn on the king's side)
K&C - King and Country (poured whitemetal/resin 'adult collectables'
maker)
KD - Kommandeur Decals (waterslide-transfer publisher)
KDN - Kovodruczsvo Náchod
(Czechoslovakian - tin-plate manufacturer, now; Czech Republic)
KDY - Kuat Drive Yards (Star Wars)
KE - Knights Errant (Warhammer Bretonnia)
Kelo
/ Ke-Lo - Keith Low [Toys] (early British plastics
manufacturer)
KEN / Ken. - Kenner (manufacturer)
KF - Kung Fu [Grip Hands] (action figures)
KFF - Kustom Force Field (Warhammer
Orks)
KFG / KF-Grip. - Kung-Fu Grip (G.I. Joe action-figure hand type)
KFOL - Kid Fan of Lego (construction toys)
KFS - (1) King Features Syndicate (character licensor)
KFS - (2) Kit Form Services (aftermarket maker of resin truck parts)
KGA - [The] King's Gambit Accepted (chess opening)
KGD - [The] King's Gambit Declined (chess opening)
KGOY - Kids Grow Older Younger (see also; AGYL)
KHW - Kriegshilfswerk (German
- War Aid Work; war-bond tokens, see also; WHW)
KIA - [The] King's Indian Attack (chess opening)
Kidult - Kid-like Adult
Kibri - Kindler [und] Briel
(German - railway accessory manufacturer)
KID - [The] King's Indian Defence (chess opening)
KIS - Keep it Simple (Internet, forums, online)
KISS - Keep it Simple, Stupid [person] (Internet, forums, online, mild
insult, from the military)
KIT - Keep in Touch (Internet, forums, online)
Khemo. - Khemosabi (model horse type)
KJA - Kevin J. Anderson (Star
Wars author)
KK - (1) Kaethe-Kruse / Käthe-Kruse (German soft toy, doll
and early years toy manufacturer)
KK - (2) King Kong (licensed character)
KM - (1) K-Mart (store chain, formally; Kresege)
KM - (2) Kwong Ming (Hong Kong rack toy maker)
KMB - Kustom Mega Blaster (Warhammer
Orks)
KMRT - K-Mart [Stores]
KN - King Knight (chess, knight on the king's side)
KNP - King Knight Pawn (chess, knight's pawn on the king's side)
KO - Knock-Off
KOD - Knight of Darkness (action figure; Captain Action franchise)
Koho - Koch [und] Hofmockel
(German - toy manufacturer)
'Koptas. - Deffkoptas (Warhammer
Orks)
KoS - Keeper of Secrets (Warhammer
Chaos)
KOTOR - Knights of the Old Republic (Star
Wars video game)
KotR - Knights of the Realm (Warhammer
Bretonnia)
KP - (1) King Pawn (chess, pawn in front of the king)
KP - (2) Kiss Players (Transformers)
KP - (3) Kopro (aircraft and ship/vessel model kit maker)
KPH - Kemper Pruzansky Hermanos
(Kemper Pruzansky Brothers, Uruguayan toy maker)
KPL - Ken P Lasala (model maker)
KPM - Klub Plastokovych Modelaru
(east European model manufacturer)
KPT - Kenner-Parker Toys (merged manufacturers)
KR - King Rook (chess,
rook/castle on the king's side)
KRP - King Rook Pawn (chess,
rook/castle's pawn on the king's side)
KS - Kwong Shing (Hong Kong rack toy manufacturer, Kamley/Kositoy branding)
KSI - Kinetic Solutions Incorporated (Transformers)
KSM - Kobal Sales & Marketing (early learning and garden-toy
manufacturer)
KT /
kt. - (1) Karat/s (jewellery, metalwork, American
for Carat, which the rest of the world uses, see note-rant at end of page)
Kt /
Kt. - (2) Knight (chess - older notation - now N,
medieval war gaming)
kV - Kilovolt (radio-control)
KW - Krauss Werks / Krauss,
Wilhelm (early toy maker)
KWIM - Know What I Mean? (Internet, forums, online)
KWS - Keyword Spam (computing. Internet; targeted advertisements)
L / l
L - (1) Large (size/dimension, see also: Lg. and Lrg.)
L - (2) Left (position)
LA - LucasArts (Star Wars
movie-related video game manufacturer)
LAAM - Latin American [toy] Market (see also; ROW and US)
LAM - Live-action / Live Acted Movie (as opposed to an animated movie; Ani.)
LAML - Lego and More Lego (Lego)
LAPADA - London and Provincial Antiques Dealers Association (UK
organisation, now: BADA)
LARP/'ing - Live Action Role Play/ing (gaming)
LatD - Lost and the Damned (Warhammer)
Lav. - Lavendar (colour, stamps)
LB - (1) Levy Brothers [Ltd.] ('LB
Group'; British rack toy importer)
LB - (2) Lik Be (Hong Kong toy manufacturer, previously thought to be
'LP', formally, and also incorrectly known as ID/IDL/ID Ltd.)
LB - (3) Little Bit
Lbs. - Pounds (weight)
LC - (1) Lane Changer (slot racing, digital specific track feature)
LC - (2) Laser Cannon (sci-fi and fantasy gaming)
LC - (3) Lascannon (Warhammer)
LCBS - Local Comic-book Shop (best kind to support and give your money
to)
LCCA - Lionel Collectors Club [of] America (model railways)
LCD - Liquid Crystal Display (railways, modelling and general toys)
LCG - Living Card Game (gaming)
LCL - Less [than a] Car Load (model railways, US)
LCS - Local Comic Shop (best kind to support and give your money to)
LD - Laser Disc (computing)
L/D - Lift [divided by] Drag (radio-controlled aircraft)
LDPE
- Low Density Polyethylene (plastic polymer)
Ldys.
- Ladies (dolls clothes)
LE - (1) Leading Edge (flying models)
LE - (2) Limited Edition (books, collectables, see also; LR and SE)
LED - Light Emitting Diode (railways, modelling, slot racing and general
toys)
Lem.
- Lemon (colour, stamps)
LF - Leningrad Forging [Factory] ('ЛШ'
soviet-era Russian toy maker)
LF - (1) [I'm] Looking For . . . (followed by descriptive passage; Internet,
forums, online)
LF - (2) Lucasfilm (movie company, also; LFL)
LFL - Lucasfilm Limited (movie company, also; LF)
LG - (1) Landing Gear (model aircraft)
LG /
Lg. - (2) Large (size)
LG - (3) Lasgun (Warhammer
Imperial Guard)
LG - (4) Lonesome Glory (Breyer
horses)
L Gauge - Lego Gauge (Lego railways)
LGB - Little Golden Book (action figures; publication)
LGP - Laboratorio Giocattoli [in]
Piombo (Italian parent of 'FIGIR',
the toy soldier manufacturer)
LGT
/ LGTI - Lewis Galoob Toys / Lewis Galoob Toys
Incorporated (manufacturer)
LH - Lightly Hinged (philately, condition)
L&H - Laurel And Hardy - (real life licenced characters)
LHPC - Larry Harmon Pictures Corporation (licensor, including Laurel & Hardy; L&H)
LHS - (1) La Haye Sainte (French, Battle of Waterloo location)
LHS - (2) Local Hobby Store (modelling, war gaming, US for LMS)
LI - Light Infantry (war gaming, Warhammer, from the military)
LIB - Loose in Box (condition)
LIC - (1) Larami International Corporation (US rack-toy importer, via
Hong Kong)
LIC - (2) Library [and] Information Commission (organisation,
researching)
LIC - (3) Loose in Carton (condition)
LiFe - Lithium Phosphate [battery / cell] (radio-control)
LIG - Lucky Industrial Group (Vietnamese toy manufacturer)
LiIon
/ Li-Ion - Lithium Ion [battery] (radio-control)
Lil. - Lilac (colour, stamps)
Lippi - Lipizzaner (model horse collectors)
LiPo - Lithium Polymer [battery] (radio-control)
'Lith - Monolith (Warhammer
Necrons)
Litho. - Lithograph / Lithographed / Lithography (books, prints, stamps,
tin-plate decoration)
LISU - Library [and] Information Statistics Unit (organisation,
researching)
Lk. - Like . . . (followed by descriptive passage on similar item, or
condition word; 'new' etc, Internet auction listings)
LKZ - Leningrad Karburetor Zavod
(Leningrad carburettor factory, soviet-era Russian toy maker)
LL - (1) Life Like (model train and kit manufacturer/re-brander)
LL - (2) Lower Left (position, philately)
LLS - Little Lead Soldiers [Ltd.] (war games figure manufacturer)
LM - (1) Le Mans (slot racing, replication of 24hr race)
LM - (2) Lizard Men (gaming)
LMAO - Laughing My Ass Off (Internet, forums, online)
LMK - Let me Know (internet, forums, online)
LMP - Le Mans Prototype (slot racing, models representing cars run in
Le Mans 24hrs)
LMR - Elmar [Toys] (toy manufacturer)
LMS - (1) Local Model Shop (modelling, war gaming)
LMS - (2) London, Midland [and] Scottish [Railway]
LN - Like New (condition)
LNER - London [and] North Eastern Railway
LNOB - Like New [in] Original Box (condition)
LO - Librarium Online (Games
Workshop; Warhammer website)
LOB - Legends of Batman (licensed characters)
LOC
/ LoC - (1) Legends if Cybertron (Transformers)
LOC
/ LoC - (2) Loose on Card (i.e. removed from
still-present card!)
LOC
/ LoC - (3) Lords of Chaos (Warhammer)
LoD
/ LotD - Legion of the Damned (Warhammer)
LOF - Line of Fire (war gaming)
Logo. - (Originally short for ;) Logotype (now can have a separate
meaning in its own right, see 'Marks' pages)
LOL - Laughing Out Loud / Lots of Laughs (Internet, forums, online)
LOS
/ LoS - (1) Line of Sight (war gaming, see also TLOS)
LOS
/ LoS - (2) Line of Supply (war gaming)
LOTDK - Legends of the Dark Knight (Batman licensed characters)
LotE - Light of the Emperor (Warhammer
Inquisition)
LOTF - Legacy of the Force (Star
Wars novel series)
LOTJ - (1) Last of the Jedi (Star
Wars junior novel series)
LOTJ - (2) Legacy of the Jedi (Star Wars junior novel)
LOTR - [The] Lord of the Rings (licensed characters)
LP - (1) Lady Phase (Breyer horses)
LP - (2) Large print (books, magazines)
LP - (3) Line Pair (of stamps)
LP - (4) Linkin Park (US, cultural centre)
LP - (5) Lollipop (US toy importer/phantom brand)
LP - (6) Long Play[ing record] (33rpm vinyl disc, typically: 'an
album')
LPD - Licensed Patch Doctor (Cabbage
Patch Kids)
LPN - Licensed Patch Nurse (Cabbage
Patch Kids)
LPUO - Local Pick Up Only (sold item collection, online auctions)
LR - (1) Land Raider (Warhammer
Space-Marine vehicle, see also; LRC)
LR - (2) Leman Russ (Warhammer)
LR - (3) Limited Run (see also; LE
and SE)
LR - (4) Lone Ranger (licensed character)
LR - (5) Lower Right (position, philately)
LR - (6) Low Reserve (price, auction listings)
LRC - Land Raider Crusader (Warhammer
Space-Marine variant of and see; LR)
LRG / Lrg. - (1) Large (size/dimension, see also: L and Lg.)
LRG - (2) Little Rubber Guys (figure type)
LRMBT - Leman Russ Main Battle Tank (Warhammer,
Imperial Guard)
LRR - Land Raider Redeemer (Warhammer)
LS - (1) Land Speeder (Star Wars, Warhammer)
LS - (2) Lightsabre (Star Wars)
LS - (3) Light Side [of the force] (Star Wars, see also DS)
LS - (4) Live Show
LS - (5) Long Sleeve/s (dolls)
LS - (6) Luke Skywalker (Star
Wars character)
LSASE - Large Self Addressed Stamped Envelope (mailing, on-line auctions,
philately)
LSE - Loose (condition)
LSOTW - Last Stand of the Wreckers (Transformers
generation)
LSP - Live Show Proven (condition status)
LSQ - Live show quality (Breyer
horses)
Lt. - (1) Light (shade of colour, stamps)
Lt. - (2) Light (weight)
Lt. - (3) Light (-artillery, -cavalry, -box, -infantry, -tank
&etc.)
LT /
Lt. - (4) Limited
Ltbx. - Letterbox (computing, video format also known as 'widescreen'
see: WS)
Ltd. - Limited (edition or: ...liability company)
Ltd.
Ed. - Limited Edition (books, collectables)
LTI - Lucky Toys International (Japanese toy manufacturer)
LTL - Let's Talk Later (Internet, forums, online)
LTNC - Long Time no Chat (Internet, forums, online)
LTNS - Long Time no See (Internet, forums, online)
LU - Look/Looking Up (Internet, forums, online)
LUG - Lego User Group (construction toys, as; SIG)
LURP - Little Ugly Rock Piece (Lego
element, see also; BURP, MURP and SURP)
LVC - Low-Voltage Cut-off (radio-control)
LVGRM - Living Room (dolls houses)
Lvl. - Level (war gaming)
LWC - (1) Loose [product] with Card (condition)
LZ - Luigi Zàini (chocolate capsule toy producer)

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