Toys |
||
by Kenner
In 1971, Kenner introduced us to Madcap Molly, the Do-It-All Dolly. Merriam Webster dictionary defines “madcap” as, marked by capriciousness, recklessness, or foolishness. The key word here is “or” because Madcap Molly is neither reckless nor foolish. She’ll graciously accept the label, “capricious”, thank you vey much. “Impulsive”, “unpredictable”, Read more Madcap Molly, the Do It All Dolly 
by Marx It’s the Action Kids. What in the world are they up to now? Watch the video here! The leader of the Action Kids gazes ominously at his gang. “Let’s get right down to business.” “Business? What business?” The Action Kids lift their rugged steel Carry-All Action Play Read more Carry-All Action Play Set 
Here it is! It’s a real soda fountain to make your own sodas, sundaes and other recipes. This is the Cocoa Marsh toy Soda Fountain. Distributed by Super Syrups, Inc., this very cool toy originally included a free jar of Cocoa Marsh packed inside the box. Read more Cocoa Marsh Soda Fountain 
In 1968, creative kids enjoyed Eldon’s Design-A-Matic Woodburning Set. This 14-piece craft kit left little to the imagination because it came with 8 “Easy To Make” wood plaques. The plaques were precolored the the imprinted design a reddish-orange tint. Read more Design-A-Matic Woodburning Set 
Mr. Potato Head was originally called ‘Funny Face Man’ by his inventor George Lerner. It was in 1949 that Lerner got the idea of inserting prolonged body and face parts into fruits and vegetables. At first, Lerner’s toy idea didn’t go over too well. After several years of trying to sell ‘Funny Face Man’ to toy companies with no luck… Read more Mr. Potato Head 
In 1961, Aurora issued the Frankenstein kit. Twelve other monster figures followed. The company used their rights to issue and reissue these figure models in different versions through the early 1970s. Aurora also aquired licenses for other figures based on characters from movies, TV shows and comic books. Read more Aurora Monster Model Figure Kits 
With Eldon Power Blocks construction sets, you can create your own unique toys in minutes. The plastic building blocks– called ‘Power Blocks’ — snap together into many configurations designed by Eldon and depicted in the instruction booklet that was included with the set… Read more Power Blocks Construction Sets 
The original 1960s Transogram Trik Trak playsets required patience, planning, creativity, dexterity, physical movement and participation from the user. The playsets boasted of a ‘variety of layouts for play all over the house’ and… Read more Trik Trak Dare Devil Stunt Car Set |
||
|
|
||
© BLiPPEE.com, all rights reserved. The BLiPPEE clown & logo are trademarks of BLiPPEE.com.
