Favorite vintage cereal premiums.

[Johnny]

I loved those Baking Soda Submarines. I remember there were Scuba Divers as well.

Hours of fun in the tub.

[Mego Superboy Prime]

I remember these superhero stickers back in 79 from general mills (Coco Puffs, Lucky Charms, etc.). Hulk, Spidey, Cap and Spider-Woman, 2 each in the set. I still have a Hulk and Spidey today, but I'm looking for the other Hulk decal.

I can still remember as clear as day being in 1st grade and a girl two seats in front of me had the Hulk decal in her hands. I wanted it sooooo badly. Funny thing is, that's the decal I'm missing today.


Spiderman Toys, and more Spider-man Toys from the collection of Sy Winnie

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

I was crazy about cereal toys.

My favourites were Crater Critters:



Neptunes

Crazy Camel Train

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

Best premium ever HAS to be the Atari 80 classic games cd.

Mmmmmmm....... battlezone..... *gurgle*

Don C.

[pepi]

That Lady and Tramp look like look like Mold-O-Ramas. Cool.

My all time favorite was the Cap'n Crunch whistle. Never was able to make free phone calls though. Wasn't in the "loop" when I was 6.

[Ranger 3]

One of my favorites:



M

[Werewolf]

Neptunes http://home.iprimus.com.au/gking/assets/images/nep5.gif

Those are so cool! Were there more in the set?

[Doc]

Plastic dinosaurs and baking soda subs

[Earth 2 Chris]

Post Cereals did those DC promotions for years in the late 70s, early 80s, including iron-ons and posters. I loved my Batman poster, with the classic pose of Batman and Robin on the rooftop by Infantino and Anderson.

I also dug the baking soda dolphins from Cap'n Crunch.

Chris

[TrueDave]

I was thinking about this toy recentlly. Hope I didn't already post it here.

The glow in the dark Captain crunch moon model.

best mail away would have been a Count Chocula squeeze toy.

[megojim]

One of my favorites:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3111/3155708616_4ce0632cb4.jpg

M

WOW!!! had not thought of these in years . . . I loved them!

[AcroRay]

GITD Flintstones' Pebbles dinosaur skeletons. After looking for YEARS for one, I actually got one this past spring:

[cjefferys]

Those Black Hole pencil holders stick in my mind the most.

But my favourite would be these little Star Wars booklets that came in a cereal that I forget. The reason why they are my favourite is that after sitting in a box for nearly 30 years, I found a guy that was willing to pay me $30 a piece for them (I had 3 of them). Apparently they are quite rare. I love it when for once I have something that turns out to be worth much more than I thought (instead of the opposite) .

[jasonmego1277]

Plastic dinosaurs and baking soda subs

OH man , the baking soda submarines came to mind immediately upon seeing the thread title. I loved those !!!!!!!

I also really had tons of those sticky octupus that would tumble down while sticking to the wall.