Published by Hasbro in 1959, the Leave It to Beaver: Rocket to the Moon Space Game capitalize on a successful sitcom and the growing fascination with space exploration to extend the program’s presence beyond the screen and into play.
Released in 1982 by Lakeside, Tattooz were temporary transfer tattoos designed to give children the appearance of real body art without permanence.
Released in 1979 from Kenner, the Darth Vader TIE Fighter was a modified version of the company’s original TIE Fighter vehicle replica from the movie Star Wars.
Published by Lakeside in 1968, Three Blind Mice was a children’s action game in which players attempted to pull their mice to safety before they were trapped beneath a wedge-shaped “cheese” catcher.
Released in 1997 by Discovery Toys, the Super Marbleworks Raceway Construction Set provided children with the components needed to design and build custom marble runs.
“You’re either going to win and be the world’s top power, or lose and get a lesson in strategy from your mother-in-law.”
Tabletop Games, Vintage Toys & Games
Released in 1975 by Lakeside, the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea board game immersed players in the world created for the Walt Disney Productions film, adapted from Jules Verne’s classic novel.
Released in 1959 by Hasbro, the Targ-o-Rama Shooting Gallery was a spring-powered target game that combined a handheld gun with a rotating target mechanism.
Mattel’s Double Trouble theme saw Big Jim and his chief nemesis Zorak undergoing facial metamorphosis with the twist of their arms.
