Vintage Advertising

Frosty Sno-Man Sno-Cone Machine from Hasbro (1960s)

"Who's the kid with all the friends hangin' 'round?"

Supervator Super Action Flyby from MEGO (1974)

The Supervator Super Action Flyby from MEGO was one of the more peculiar offerings for everyone’s favorite wall-crawler.

Sit’n’Spin from Kenner Products (1977)

"How you spin is up to you!"

Balloon Race to Devil’s Canyon from Kenner (1974)

Kenner Products' Balloon Race to Devil's Canyon encouraged children to send their Scout figures on action-packed adventures in the great outdoors.

James Bond 007 Action Pak from American Character (1964)

The essential spy starter kit.

Weather Stations from Lionel (1962)

As part of its diversification into other toy lines Lionel began to offer additional products with a science focus in the 1960 - including weather stations.

Racko and Easy Money from Milton Bradley (1960s)

Racko and Easy Money: two classic board games from Milton Bradley.

He-Man from Mattel (1989)

In 1989, Mattel released a new line of He-Man action figures to coincide with the release of The New Adventures of He-Man, a new animated series starring everyone’s favorite defender of the planet Eternia.

Farrah from MEGO (1977)

"Farrah, Farrah we love you."

Red Baron Model Kit from Monogram (1968)

In the late 1960s, Monogram hired car designer Tom Daniel and began to release plastic model hot rods, funny cars, and other custom vehicles.