Crazy Foam & Silly Soap
Crazy Foam made its debut in 1965. This looks like an early one to me. I recall having Batman. Photo by Arlington House.
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Kent Blades – Remember when blades were about a penny a piece?
Me neither. Now they’re locked up in the store tighter than oxycontin. Photo by Tanenbaum’s Treasures.
1950s Marx Electric Sportster Toy Car
Allegedly this convertible could handle up to 50 pounds of 1950s vintage child. Photo by Lloyd Gordon.
1936 Little Orphan Annie Decoder pin
B-E-S-U-R-E-T-O-D-R-I-N-K-Y-O… Photo by Aversa.
The Civic Minded Seven – 1960s superhero team
A Fantastic Two (maybe an interloper in a stolen costume alongside Grimm – then again, I know squat about comics) with Electrowoman and Dynagirl (without… Read More »The Civic Minded Seven – 1960s superhero team
Toy Typewriter
I swear I had one just like this as a kid. Photo by Keep It Simple.
Bugaloos Lunchbox
I’ve always contended that the early 1970s were a victim of the drug use of the 1960s. Case in point: the Bugaloos. Click through for… Read More »Bugaloos Lunchbox
Impressive Wall of Grey VHS Cases
Back when we wore onions on our belts, if something was on the TV, you would probably never ever see it again. Unless you had… Read More »Impressive Wall of Grey VHS Cases
Mr. Peanut Jar
Photo by handled.
Donny & Marie Osmond TV Show in a Box
How can you have a TV show in a box? Wow, turns out it’s a mini replica of the studio set, complete with little TV… Read More »Donny & Marie Osmond TV Show in a Box