by Kenner
Kenner, Baby Won't Let Go
In 1977 Kenner released a unique doll called “Baby Won’t Let Go”. She isn’t the cutest doll, but she does
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by Rueckheim Bros. & Eckstein, Borden, Frito-Lay Click HERE to watch Jack Gilford in a classic TV ad. In 1964, Borden purchased The Cracker Jack Company from Rueckheim Bros. & Eckstein. At that time, Frito-Lay lost the bidding war to Borden. However, Borden finally sold the Cracker Jack brand to Read more Cracker Jack Toy Prizes 
Unlike the Hula Hoop, the Swing Wing must be attached to the body. It’s worn on the head and twirled by moving the neck and/or body in a back and forth, or circular, motion. The Swing Wing was developed by Transogram Games and introduced in 1965. Read more Swing Wing 
Upsy Baby was introduced by Kenner Products Co. in 1985. She had blonde curly hair, rosy cheeks, and bright blue eyes. She wore a light pink flower print lacy romper, white tennis shoes, and had a bow in her hair. Upsy Baby was not immune to controversy… Read more Upsy Baby 
For about a buck you could own a red, plastic wheel with a magnetized axle which, when placed on a two-pronged piece of curved wire…Some say teachers touted it as good for illustrating scientific principles like… Read more Whee-Lo 
Transogram released this now vintage game in the 1960s. Intended as a teaching tool for children ages 6-10, Professor I.M. Smart makes learning fun. This 10″ x 10″ game comes loaded with 144 questions especially selected for the targeted age group… Read more Prof. I.M. Smart Game 
Interestingly, it seems that when the people at Mattel thought up the idea for this doll, they didn’t take into account that there might be kids with underdeveloped common sense playing with these… Read more Snacktime Cabbage Patch Kids 
…humanoid food in military garb? The coolest thing about these fighting figurines was the name “Mean Weener”. Today, the Food Fighters have become somewhat of a novelty for collectors. Here’s the scoop… Read more Food Fighters 
Ultra cool and ultra lame all at once, this 9″ tall, red-plastic, horseshoe-shaped, genie-looking-thing housed a couple of magnets at the end of its fists… Read more Monster Magnet |
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