fratzog lover
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Well, maybe on Ebay.
Christmas toys you'll never see again
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Plymouth 65
I'll be in the shop
I remember the chemistry sets with real chemicals! Boy the good ol'days! 65'
Rustyfish
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Hours of fun with my brother and this.
Treblig
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How we learned to read in the old days.....when we were young!!!
Funny part is that I grew up and became a Nuclear Weapons Specialist...LOL.
Funny part is that I grew up and became a Nuclear Weapons Specialist...LOL.
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Guns everywhere. You gotta love it. lol
LOL, I still have a set, brand new and in the box still.
I always thought they were called "Jarts" like Juggular Darts????
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adriver
Blazing Apostle
Had a smell like nothing else.
Yup, they were Jarts. I have a set in the garage for summer parties.
Yup
Ddaddy
Just doing what I do
I had the Johnny Express truck when I was a kid. I also had the Johnny Service garage and car wash. Wish I still had them.
Train sets.
Ron816
Mopar forever
Amazing how things change, I remember my dad giving me a deactivated hand grenade to bring to school for show in tell, if that were to happen today they would call in th AFT, FBI and it would be in every national news outlet across the country.
dibbons
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I had an HO scale train set that had a military power unit (camouflage paint). Mine was about half the length of the one in this photo:
SLOPAR72
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I still have mine. It will probably never see the light of day under my watch ever again lol....
JW
JW
dibbons
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Maybe it was a regional thing, I don't remember any of the toys or their commercials in the original post video (born 1955 and grew up in California). I do believe the Tigers action figure "Big Ears" would be considered "bullying" in todays market.
65Val
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Hot Wheels SuperCharger.....I had this set when I was a kid...
They had both, the "J"arts went for the jugular, the "D"arts went for the..........well somewhere else.
Ya, me 2.
I don't remember seeing any of those toys on any tv commercials back in the day, and i said hello to the world, back in 1953.
Alvin
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Cox airplanes...
fratzog lover
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A toy .460 Weatherby Magnum. And the neighbors St. Bernard was the "elephant." Ah the joys of being a kid in the late 60's.
There was a bank in Tampa called Central bank. When you opened a savings account for at least 100.00 you got a 410 shot gun. I got mine!
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