Christopher Robin's toys
A Famous Boy and His Famous Bear, 1928
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Labels: toys, winnie the pooh
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Labels: Ephemera, moustaches, toys, vintage
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Labels: 1950s, girls with guns, guns, illustration, space, toys
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Labels: a journey round my skull, German, toys, wooden toys
Misfits at the pointless museum
William Shatner - "Rocket Man"
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Related:
Vintage design: Game Parts
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Labels: game parts, misfits, rocket men, space age, toy, toys, vintage design
Yes we do get that sometimes. We don't all call it that but we do get them. And sometimes we have to lie on our stomach and put on a fake smile.
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Labels: 1950s, erector, toys, vintage ads
BRIO magazine ad made for posting in the nursery. Martin Klasch |
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Labels: brio, Sweden, swedish, toys, wooden toys
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Labels: 1970s, ABBA, Action Figure, dolls, matchbox, Sweden, swedish, toys
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Labels: ad, automobile, blog, cars, hotwheels, mattel, mini cars, toys, vintage, vintage ads
Corgi Toys 1969
The Cartoonist's collection of Corgi Toys/Dinky Toys catalogues.
Via Things Magazine
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Labels: 007, avengers, Batman, batmobile, cars, catalogues, corgi toys, dinky toys, Ephemera, green hornet, James Bond, mini cars, monkees, the Saint, toys, U.N.C.L.E, Volvo, Volvo P1800
I have edited the original image somewhat...
Topps Blockhead - #7 The Hippie
by grickily
A Sampler of Things - Post: Topps Blockheads
"...the art was designed by Wally Wood and Basil Wolverton and most were painted by Norm Saunders, the guy that did Mars Attacks."
Related posts:
Wacky Packages
Ugly Buttons
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Labels: blockhead, flickr, grickily, Norman Saunders, the hippie, topps, toy, toys, vintage
Game Parts - a set on Flickr
by takeabreak
Found via this isn't happiness
This post is dedicated to Cirkusdirektören!
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Labels: flickr, game parts, toy, toys, vintage design
Thanks to mr foxman (the owner) - can you hear the piano?
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Labels: cell phone films, mechanic, tin toys, toy, toys
Big Jim with friends on new adventures.
Addition:
Earlier post where P-E Fronning confesses that he played with dolls.
70s commercial for Big Jim (on YouTube)
A few links to Big Jim sites.
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Labels: big jim, dolls, horseriding, toys
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Labels: Playmobil, Security Check Point, toys
Do you remember Slime? I remember "accidentally" getting this green stuff into a kid neighbor's hair. Take a look at other popular toys from the 70s and 80s. I can't say I recognize everything - everything was probably not even sold over here in Sweden - but lots of it. You can bet some lucky b-stard had it!
TV Cream's Top 100 Toys
(UPDATE: the top 100 list is gone but check out TV Cream's Toy Catalogue anyway)
Via Boing Boing
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