
Strawberry Shortcake Berry Happy Home from Kenner Products (1983)
“For my housewarming, I’m baking berry hotcakes.”
Maniac Mouse from Milton Bradley (1993)
Released in 1993 by Milton Bradley, Maniac Mouse was a dexterity game for children ages 4 and up.
The Muppets from Ideal Toy Company (1966)
“Oh buy us, oh buy us, oh buy us we beg. For if you don’t buy us, we’ll break you in the leg.”
Shoop Shoop Hula Hoop from Wham-O (1977)
Wham-O reinvigorated the hula hoop craze by adding sound!
Gold Medal P.J. and Olympic Accessories from Mattel (1974)
“You can be the judge and award P.J. the gold medal.”
Duke, the Super Action Dog from Kenner (1974)
Before Kenner struck pay dirt with their Star Wars toy line, the company released a series different action figures that included a fully articulated canine named Duke.
Big Wheel Cobra Cycle from Marx (1979)
“Cobra, the beautiful black Big Wheel you can put your name on.”
Sea Wees from Kenner (1979)
In 1979, Kenner released Sea Wees, a new line of dolls crafted for use in and out of water.
Luscious Limbs from Pressman (1968)
In the 1960s, Pressman released Luscious Limbs, a wacky product that allowed children to “feast on edible ears and other parts of the body.”