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Things you don't see anymore
- Thread starter DblG
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- Oct 7, 2000
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- Endorsing artist: Musicman basses
The viewmaster reminded me of these. 
give a show projector
and easy show projector
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and easy show projector
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- Oct 7, 2000
- 18,619
- 38,939
- Disclosures
- Endorsing artist: Musicman basses
I've a feeling these things still exist, but I never see them:
and this here was hands down my favorit toy as a kid. pretty much allowed me to get inside my matchbox cars and actually dirve them.
matchbox steer and go.
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and this here was hands down my favorit toy as a kid. pretty much allowed me to get inside my matchbox cars and actually dirve them.
matchbox steer and go.
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I got this game when I was a kid in the 60s and I still have it.
Hey Pa! There's A Goat On The Roof.
Hey Pa! There's a Goat on the Roof was a children's board game issued by Parker Brothers in 1966.
The game revolves around a game board featuring plastic farm-related items sticking out of it. Players move goat-shaped pieces around the board attempting to complete tasks that reward them with tin can pieces. The first player to move their goat onto the roof of the barn ends the game, and at that time whatever player has the most cans wins. Movement is determined by an included spinner.
Here is a video about how to play the game.
Hey Pa! There's A Goat On The Roof.
Hey Pa! There's a Goat on the Roof was a children's board game issued by Parker Brothers in 1966.
The game revolves around a game board featuring plastic farm-related items sticking out of it. Players move goat-shaped pieces around the board attempting to complete tasks that reward them with tin can pieces. The first player to move their goat onto the roof of the barn ends the game, and at that time whatever player has the most cans wins. Movement is determined by an included spinner.
Here is a video about how to play the game.
Aren't those squash balls?I've a feeling these things still exist, but I never see them:
Those are Racquetballs; Squash balls are smaller & harder...and every one I've ever seen was black or dark blue.
I remember ALL this stuff.
Just went through the whole thread with 2001 a space odyssey in the background.
Thanks everyone who posted
Just went through the whole thread with 2001 a space odyssey in the background.
Thanks everyone who posted
Exciting! Safe! Pulled from the market in about a year!*
* no connection to the first two claims, we promise!
* no connection to the first two claims, we promise!
Roscoe East said:
not racquetballs. they were solid pink foamy rubber not hollow like a racquetball.
Singers on street corners belting it out in kick ass harmonies. It's regional I know but the 70's in Philly had some killer action going around a burning garbage can ( or sometimes a tire :/ man that stunk... in the alleys behind the brownstones ) I'd be surprised if it doesn't still happen somewhere, but not out here on the left coast that I've ever seen.
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