Nerf Crossbow, Ripsaw, and Secret Shot from Tonka (1995)
“The world is your arcade when you take aim with Nerf.”
Debbie Lawler Daredevil Jump Set from Kenner (1974)
To commemorate the high-flying exploits of daredevil motorcycle jumper, Debbie Lawler, Kenner released a signature Jump Set as part of its Turbo Tower of Power (TTP) line in 1974.
Zzzoom•It from Mattel (1971)
“Are you ready for Zzzoom•It? That’s right, Zzzoom•It! A new way to play from Mattel.”
Play-Doh Activity Sets from Kenner (1980)
In 1980, Kenner released several Play-Doh activity sets that featured some of their popular licensed properties, including Sesame Street, Strawberry Shortcake, The Flintstones, and Star Wars.
Mattel See ‘n Say Toys (1974)
Mattel’s See ‘n Say educational talking toys re-purposed a mechanism in the company’s popular Chatty Cathy doll.
Super Powers Collection Hall of Justice Playset from Kenner (1984)
“Can Superman save the Hall of Justice? You decide!”
Matchbox Mobile Action Command (1974)
In 1974, Matchbox introduced the toy world to Mobile Action Command (MAC), an elite, international rescue team of anonymous agents equipped with quasi-futuristic vehicles, accessories, and outfits.
Agent Zero M Movie-Shot from Mattel (1965)
In the 1960s, Mattel released a line of spy toys that allowed children to go undercover as Agent Zero M.
Tammy Doll and Accessories from Ideal Toy Company (1963)
“Who is the girl with a twinkle in her eyes? It’s Tammy, the Ideal teen.”