#1960s toys
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cinderelmo · 2 years ago
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Advertising for Ideal Toys Muppet Puppets
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abbymcraft01 · 1 year ago
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Drew the fisher price chatter phone made in 1961! (Ref on right, drawing on left)
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dragonfruitghoul · 1 year ago
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Bats in your belfry dream toy
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catsofyore · 5 months ago
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Gone fishin'. Photo from my collection, 1968.
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thelibbiegrant · 2 years ago
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goobersplat · 4 months ago
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1975 Snoozie Turtle, 1970s Yellow mouse with cheese, Blue, red, and yellow dog (lost the link.), 1987 Lil Hooks sneaky snail
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atomic-chronoscaph · 1 year ago
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1960s Television Tie-In Board Games
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goshyesvintageads · 5 months ago
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Tootsie Roll Industries, 1969
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gameraboy2 · 6 months ago
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Barbie and Ken (1962)
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retropopcult · 4 months ago
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Electronic RADAR SEARCH game from Ideal, 1969
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vintageadsmakemehappy · 9 months ago
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1969 Hot Wheels Super Charger
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houseofcatwic · 2 months ago
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Mr Peabody and his Pet Boy Sherman
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sovietpostcards · 11 months ago
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"Vyatka Toys" by E. Troshina-Deineko (1960s)
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cerealkiller740 · 8 months ago
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1966 Suzy Homemaker oven
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catsofyore · 1 year ago
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Gone fishin’! Photo from my collection, 1968.
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cowbagclover · 1 year ago
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This was basically a hot plate. The Plastigoop was poured into metal molds, then cured with high heat (fumes). Later, the company came out with Incredible Edibles, which was goop you heated and could then eat. We used the same molds as before without washing them. Mmm, carcinogens. The whole thing was pretty cool, except for the danger and toxicity, which we had no idea about.
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