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What can you say about the Etch A Sketch® that hasn’t already been said? There are Etch A Sketch® websites, Etch A Sketch® drawing contests and Etch A Sketch® clubs. There’s Etch A Sketch® pop art, Etch A Sketch® reminiscing, Etch A Sketch® history and Etch A Sketch® reviews. There’s Etch A Sketch® classic and…
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New toy smell. Close your eyes and embrace the moment again; the moment you first saw, held, felt your favorite toy. You remember. Everyone remembers…
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For about a buck you could own a red, plastic wheel with a magnetized axle which, when placed on a two-pronged piece of curved wire…Some say teachers touted it as good for illustrating scientific principles like…
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Transogram released this now vintage game in the 1960s. Intended as a teaching tool for children ages 6-10, Professor I.M. Smart makes learning fun. This 10″ x 10″ game comes loaded with 144 questions especially selected for the targeted age group…
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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…
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Aimed at a younger age group, Marx produced the ‘Pull Lever and Learn’ tin toy in 1968. This is a simple educational, sight-recognition and reading toy that might remind you of an alternative to ‘Matell’s See ‘n Say’…
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