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<div class="md"><p>It only says Taiwan on the bottom </p>
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What is this bell?

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Hess race car and buggy 80’s

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Bought at a yard sale, anyone recognize the brand?

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Ignore the people in the background of the Goodwill and the song playing credit goes to the music artist and singer.

<div class="md"><p>Ignore the people in the background of the Goodwill and the song playing credit goes to the music artist and singer.</p>
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Here is Holly Hobbie talking after 48 years.

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Vintage Pull String Talking Holly Hobbie doll from 1976.

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Found this a while ago, thought people here might appreciate

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She seems really lightweight plastic like a blowmold, not solid. But idk anything about vintage strawberry shortcake🤷🏻‍♀️ ive never even seen a real strawberry shortcake to compare so can anyone tell me about this doll?

<div class="md"><p>She seems really lightweight plastic like a blowmold, not solid. But idk anything about vintage strawberry shortcake🤷🏻‍♀️ ive never even seen a real strawberry shortcake to compare so can anyone tell me about this doll?</p>
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Is this is a clone strawberry shortcake?

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Thought you all might like to see these cool Tyco Edible Experiments I picked up at an estate sale last summer. Best By 1997!

<div class="md"><p>Thought you all might like to see these cool Tyco Edible Experiments I picked up at an estate sale last summer. Best By 1997!</p>
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Tyco Dr. Dreadful Radioactive Experiment

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Hello, does anyone of you possibly still know the animals pictured? I had a dog cuddly toy at the end of the 90s and am looking for this cuddly toy.My mother then threw mine away. I hope someone can help me & thanks in advance. Have a nice day (:

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My husband and I can’t figure out what animal this is 😂 what do you all think?

<div class="md"><p>My husband and I can’t figure out what animal this is 😂 what do you all think?</p>
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1988 Commonwealth Christmas… Goat?

Found this at goodwill for $3

Does anyone recognize this little guy? Measures 1.5 inches tall. Marked (C) DSG China on the back. Any help is greatly appreciated.

please hell me find this caterpillar toy!

i had this little pink caterpillar with feet figurine in the 2000s, i won it an an arcade and can’t find ANY information about it anywhwere. it was pink with a blue line going down its hody, antaennas with yellow bows on them, and like six little blue feet. 
i don’t know If it was a character from somwhere or just made up for arcade toys, but i can’t stop thinking about it!! 

it was SLIIIIGHTLY similar to this figure, but the one i had was poseable (a bit) and feet were detatchable. 
it would heal my inner child to find any info on this toy. 

thank you!!! 

<div class="md"><p>please hell me find this caterpillar toy!</p>

<p>i had this little pink caterpillar with feet figurine in the 2000s, i won it an an arcade and can’t find ANY information about it anywhwere. it was pink with a blue line going down its hody, antaennas with yellow bows on them, and like six little blue feet. 
i don’t know If it was a character from somwhere or just made up for arcade toys, but i can’t stop thinking about it!! </p>

<p>it was SLIIIIGHTLY similar to this figure, but the one i had was poseable (a bit) and feet were detatchable. 
it would heal my inner child to find any info on this toy. </p>

<p>thank you!!! </p>
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help me find a caterpillar figure from the 2000s! (not the one pictured below but similar) 

Do any of you know this toy? I’ve had him since childhood but he doesn’t have a tag

I remember these being a lot easier to set up 🤣

https://youtu.be/_E9Ko7paUGU

<div class="md"><p>I remember these being a lot easier to set up 🤣</p>

<p><a href="https://youtu.be/_E9Ko7paUGU">https://youtu.be/_E9Ko7paUGU</a></p>
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Making stellar attempts with the Domino Rally deluxe set!

Several years ago I was doing some reno in our partial basement crawlspace of our older home built circa 1916.

I found a few interesting things including this brass plane.   Found nearby was a Royal Canadian Air Force brass button, so not sure if they were together or not🤷.   For geographic purposes, I'm located in Central Canada.  

It appears to be incomplete as well.  Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Several years ago I was doing some reno in our partial basement crawlspace of our older home built circa 1916.</p>

<p>I found a few interesting things including this brass plane.   Found nearby was a Royal Canadian Air Force brass button, so not sure if they were together or not🤷.   For geographic purposes, I&#39;m located in Central Canada.  </p>

<p>It appears to be incomplete as well.  Thanks!</p>
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Please help ID this plane. Toy? Memorabilia?

Invitation from whatnot for up to $200 credit on 1st purchase. Large variety of vintage toy sellers on app.

I looked inside to find any Liddle Kiddles but their was just random colorful furniture pieces I can't tell if their originally part of Liddle Kiddles or not.
Also I was surpise it seemed it good condition and the zipper still opened and closed.

<div class="md"><p>I looked inside to find any Liddle Kiddles but their was just random colorful furniture pieces I can&#39;t tell if their originally part of Liddle Kiddles or not.
Also I was surpise it seemed it good condition and the zipper still opened and closed.</p>
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Look what I saw at my local Goodwill.

Is “Stickim” the real name for this game/toy? For the longest time I couldn’t remember what these were called and kept thinking they were “Magnet Headz”. Recently I found a card piece that belongs to it that gave me another clue. The card piece has “Authentic Stickim Collection” on the back with a number and description of the character on the front of the card.

This was a collectible-type game like Pogs or Crazy Bones where you collect these small rectangular cards that would stick to the magnetic head (or other round spherical design) not unlike a yoyo. The magnetic head was attached to a black elastic with a ring on the other end that you wear on your finger. Then you throw the head down at the pile of scattered cards like a yoyo to retrieve and catch the cards (kind of like a cool version of magnetic fish pond). I remember you get to keep the ones you win like flipped Pogs or milk caps.

The toy is copyright and trademarked 1997 “Kids Promotion Ltd” US Patent Pending
Made in China
Patent and Design Applied for

I assume it’s dead company now that tried to bank on the popularity of Pogs Yo-yos and Crazy Bones in the late nineties 90s…

Is it actually called “Stickim” and where can I find more?

<div class="md"><p>Is “Stickim” the real name for this game/toy? For the longest time I couldn’t remember what these were called and kept thinking they were “Magnet Headz”. Recently I found a card piece that belongs to it that gave me another clue. The card piece has “Authentic Stickim Collection” on the back with a number and description of the character on the front of the card.</p>

<p>This was a collectible-type game like Pogs or Crazy Bones where you collect these small rectangular cards that would stick to the magnetic head (or other round spherical design) not unlike a yoyo. The magnetic head was attached to a black elastic with a ring on the other end that you wear on your finger. Then you throw the head down at the pile of scattered cards like a yoyo to retrieve and catch the cards (kind of like a cool version of magnetic fish pond). I remember you get to keep the ones you win like flipped Pogs or milk caps.</p>

<p>The toy is copyright and trademarked 1997 “Kids Promotion Ltd” US Patent Pending
Made in China
Patent and Design Applied for</p>

<p>I assume it’s dead company now that tried to bank on the popularity of Pogs Yo-yos and Crazy Bones in the late nineties 90s…</p>

<p>Is it actually called “Stickim” and where can I find more?</p>
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Stickim game like Pogs or Crazy Bones - What’s the real name of this toy?

The only thing i know is the toy is from 80's. Probably produced by Mattel. Its eletrônic. The pelican makes a noise everytime you say something.

<div class="md"><p>The only thing i know is the toy is from 80&#39;s. Probably produced by Mattel. Its eletrônic. The pelican makes a noise everytime you say something.</p>
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Help identify This toy

<div class="md"><p>Looks almost handmade...</p>
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Anyone know anything about this doll?

Can anyone help identify this robot? The listing said he was from Gigantor, but I can't find anything from there. Thank you!

Gearing up for a move, figured I'd get everything in one place for a photo!

<div class="md"><p>Gearing up for a move, figured I&#39;d get everything in one place for a photo!</p>
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My collection 

Please support my newly opening ebay store. Thank you. 

<div class="md"><p>Please support my newly opening ebay store. Thank you. </p>
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Working Vintage Wind Up Tin Toy Boy On Bike Holding A Balloon With A Dog  | eBay

Does anyone remember playing this card game?

Vintage Mechanical  Battery Operated Tin Toy Man Bubble Blower  | eBay

Hi all, I am trying to find the name and details of a toy I had in the mid-70's.

It was a submarine game where you looked through a periscope to sink ships that were passing by.

The physical form of the toy, was that of a table top box approx 600mm x 400mm with the periscope at one end, some blue translucent plastic to represent the ocean, and then small ships at the other end which circulated left to right across the periscope's line of sight.  (think of a small pinball table without the legs).

Torpedoes were then fired at the ships to score hits. It was battery powered and essentially operated with rubber belts below the blue plastic to move the ships and move (fire) the torpedoes.

I can see it in my mind but can not for the life of me remember the name of it.

Any ideas?

<div class="md"><p>Hi all, I am trying to find the name and details of a toy I had in the mid-70&#39;s.</p>

<p>It was a submarine game where you looked through a periscope to sink ships that were passing by.</p>

<p>The physical form of the toy, was that of a table top box approx 600mm x 400mm with the periscope at one end, some blue translucent plastic to represent the ocean, and then small ships at the other end which circulated left to right across the periscope&#39;s line of sight.  (think of a small pinball table without the legs).</p>

<p>Torpedoes were then fired at the ships to score hits. It was battery powered and essentially operated with rubber belts below the blue plastic to move the ships and move (fire) the torpedoes.</p>

<p>I can see it in my mind but can not for the life of me remember the name of it.</p>

<p>Any ideas?</p>
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1970's submarine game

I found this here in New Jersey

Who’s your favorite ranger?!

https://youtu.be/CCYsPPloPsk

<div class="md"><p>Who’s your favorite ranger?!</p>

<p><a href="https://youtu.be/CCYsPPloPsk">https://youtu.be/CCYsPPloPsk</a></p>
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Did you have power ranger figures when you were a kid? 

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