Vintage Plastic toys mark an era after WWII, when plastic technologies started to take hold. The use of plastic as a new production means, meant low cost overall and a lighter toy product. Vintage toys can be highly prized among collectors. Such items as Marx, cap guns, and buildings sets.
Made by Processed Plastic Co. in Aurora IL. Piece is in good condition. Could
not find the age of this piece. There is a sticker missing on the other side of
the car. Car still rolls fine. Plastic wheels
Interesting would be a start...this piece is made by J. Kendrick and is made
out of a hard plastic. Bottom contains felt and there is a hole in the center
of the bottom; for, somebody had to stick their finger through the felt. Piece stands
about 9" inches in height and is in excellent condition. Made in 1971 by Universal
Statuary Corp., Chicago. numbered at 174.
Chess game modeling Ancient Rome that is in very good condition. Game is complete
with directions. The pieces are made out plastic and stand about 4" inches in height,
have a felt bottom, not weighted on the base, but are solid enough where weights
are not required. This chess set was first in a series produced by the Classic Games
Company in 1963. About the chess pieces: The King is Augustus Gaius Julius Caesar
Octvianus-nephew of the great Julius Caesar. The Queen is Augusta Livia Drusilla-she
is married to Augustus and she is known as the first of the shrewd women in Roman
history. She did many great works. The Rook is the column of Duillius-Gauis Duillius
Fleet Consul of Rome. The Bishop is Marcus Tullius Cicero-renowned as a top politician,
brilliant lawyer, and wise philosopher. The knight is a Roman Celere-men of the
Roman mounted infantry were called celeres. The Pawn is the Roman foot soldier.
Chess board is a fiber board in size of 16"x16" inches and is black and white squares.
William Buck Rogers, a sci-fi TV show airing in 1979 and lasting until 1981,
was cryogenically frozen for 500 years, thawed, became a valuable member for Earth's
Defenses Directorate. Selling the piece that is in ok condition. The burners in
the back are cracked, due to age, and are taped on. Can be fixed with something
better like model glue. Missing two front pieces or nose cones. Canopy opens and
stickers are in ok condition. Length is 14" inches and height about 4" inches. Landing
gear is still intact. Copyright 1979 Robert C. Dille.
Marx Electric Pinball containing themes of Vegas. There is the Aladdin, Golden Nugget, Oasis, Cactus, Frontier, The Palace, and the Tropics. Pinball game in working condition with some lights inoperative and some yellowing of the plastic. Game is in very good condition. Needs 4 D batteries. Same concept as a regular pinball game; less automated. Game has one arm or flipper for sending the ball back up, automatic score keeper that is a dial, ball launcher, and lights for action. Piece is about 27" inches long, 19" inches in height, and 12" wide. click on image for better view. Does have a wheel and flipper to get the ball into the shooter. Nice piece of history for the pinball collectors. Made by Marx in the 1950s/60's. Hard to find info on this pinball machine.
Very good condition and in perfect working order. Very little nicks or chips
and majority is by the hammer. Working trigger and hammer that automatically pushes
the cap paper up for the next available cap. Revolver opens up to install a cap
roll onto a center peg. Has detailing in the plastic handle and the body.
Strictly Kusan hand
gun, not Nichols, made in Nashville Tennessee. #280 for gun number. The gun
was made in the 1970's. With the age of political correctness and Hollywood
putting an end to Western movies, the cap gun is almost dead as a favorite for "Cowboys
and Indians". This gun was modeled after the colt peacemaker or the silver colt
mustang. Gun length is about 8.75" inches or 22.3 cm. Pan head screws hold the gun
together. To get a better view-click on the picture.
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