Zap It from Enertech (1987)

“Why just zing ’em with water when you can zap ’em with colour?”

Slingin’ Slot from Mattel (1974)

It’s Ring-A-Ding fun for everyone with the Slingin’ Slot from Mattel!

Dynamite from Parker Brothers (1988)

“Watch out for the other guy; he can blow your bridges to smithereens!”

Elefun from Parker Brothers (1993)

Released in 1993 from Parker Brothers, Elefun was a skill and action game for preschoolers ages 4 and up.

Flash from Ideal Toy Company (1980)

“The best game since baseball.”

Join the Dinky Starfleet

Join the Dinky Starfleet!

In 1976, Dinky Toys produced the first die-cast metal version of the USS Enterprise. This model fired plastic discs and included a plastic shuttle craft.

Hangman from Milton Bradley (1988)

“Hang around for another game, Dad?”

Blaze from Mattel (1961)

In 1961, Mattel released Blaze, a talking horse that wasn’t named Mr. Ed!

Call the Plumber from Tiger Games (1989)

A 1989 print advertisement for Call the Plumber from Tiger Games.

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Expert Builder Series from LEGO (1978)

An ad from 1978 for the Expert Builder Series from LEGO. The new LEGO sets included moveable parts that made models “more realistic and more fun.”