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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3

They are so safe you can give them to children. Read her shirt.
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Can not do this kind of ad anymore.
 
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My parents bought one of these when I was a kid back in the late 1960s and I still have it. This was a cool learning toy.

World Book Encyclopedia Cyclo-Teacher.

You put the Circle Paper Discs in the 'Machine" with a Blank Refill and write the answers on the refills. With the flick of a switch, a new question pops up and that makes for FUN learning! There color coded paper Discs are 2 sided and cover REFERENCE SKILLS, MATH, ENGLISH & SPELLING, FAMILY ACTIVITIES, SCIENCE, and SOCIAL STUDIES.

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They are so safe you can give them to children. Read her shirt.
scary-vintage-gun-advertisement.jpg
Can not do this kind of ad anymore.
No you can't. Everything the ad says is okay execpt the "accidental discharge impossible". No such gun was ever made. I have one of these little guns - 5 shot .38 S&W ammo, hammerless, which is a good idea, especially for ladies purses. Their claim of accidental discharge is based on the hammerless design. It wont snag on something and cause a discharge. I think I paid $50 for mine. I bought it for the pocket pistol side matches for SASS events. It is not a fun gun to shoot. The recoil isn't bad, but there is a lot of blow back and because it is so light, it sting your hand if you use full factory loads.
 
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