A bunch of accessories. Who do they belong to? Pretty sure the silver wing is Arco, Spacewar. The others are a mystery to me.
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Any ideas on any of these weapons? I appreciate the help.
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Thanks, makes total sense. Anyone know any others? I am especially curious about the black space rifle on the left and black and yellow space pistols on the right, which look to have come from the same line, and also the red missiles.Comment
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Have you checked this person' site?
Thought the axe might be Playmobil as I had it but really not sure.Comment
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Anyone have any idea what these are? They are all about 2 inches or less, like about little army men size.
These guys just say "China" on the bottom:
I think this says "Kenner" on the back. This one is slightly smaller then the other space figures:
I assume thee are Timm Mee or something?
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the top row of figures in that last photo looks like figures from either Buck Rogers or Flash Gordon. I am leaning towards Buck though, my brother and I had them as kids but I think there were more colors. pink rings a bellComment
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Do you know which company made a toy bird that really flew and flapped it's wings? It was awesome and forgotten in time.
Also, what are the possible choices for 'matchbox' size metal spaceships with little plastic seats?
Who made those hard green and yellow balls that clanged together on a string?
Was it Marx that made non-movable small blue knights and fire elementals?
What manufacturer made vintage plastic spartan miniatures for museums?
That is most of what I have not identified in toys.
Thanks!
Also, what are the possible choices for 'matchbox' size metal spaceships with little plastic seats?
Tootsie Toys, although they were mainly earlier than the 70's for Spaceships.
Dinky Toys was making a ton of gorgeous late 60's early 70's die cast stuff. Gerry Anderson, Star Trek, James Bond, Batman, You name it.
Popy had a large assortment of Space and Super vehicles that Mattel brought over as sub components of their Shogun Warriors line. The vehicles were from things like Sentai and Ultraman shows, etc.
Who made those hard green and yellow balls that clanged together on a string?
They were called Clackers. Or Clack Clacks. They were made by a bunch of companies. Famously when they were banned the Feds could not find a company to go after so they sued a shipping container full of them found in a customs dock.
An Outfit called Ace Novelty Company was in some way involved in that shipment.Comment
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Got these in a lot of stuff. I can't find out what they're from. Any help?
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Got these in a lot of stuff. I can't find out what they're from. Any help?
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sure looks like its from a paper doll type book.You must try to generate happiness within yourself. If you aren't happy in one place, chances are you won't be happy anyplace. -Ernie BanksComment
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Hi all,new here.Joining and searching toy forums because I've become obsessed with finding the name
of a toy that I got in the late 70's-early 80's.It was a noise maker to be exact.I spent a lot of time in
Queens NY growing up,so I'm not sure if this toy was only available in that area.They were sold mostly
in candy/toy stores,five and dimes etc.Usually with the other junkie stuff from Asia,like
pump water rockets,disc guns,cap bombs,etc.
Description:I remember a blue plastic cane similar to the control stick of a fisherPrice rolling cornball popper.
On one end was a plastic piece to grip the cane,on the other end was what looked like a yellow plastic(I think) device
that held what seemed like half a Black rubber ball (I swear it looked like a handball)What you did was insert a
piece of paper or cardboard in to the device then the ball half was secured on top of the paper,and then you took
the cane and slammed it on the ground popping the paper and making a loud bang.
If you know the name,please let me know.Thanks.Comment
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