Can You Name These Toys From Decades Back?

[fmdog44]

1. Classic Building Toys
2. Knee hugger ______ 1950s Christmas toy
3. Western star that gave his name to the Double R Bar Ranch Set
4. Classic mechanical drawing toy
5. Little Miss ______ doll, cosmetics firm tie in
6. Toy that was a ight box with pegs
7. Former Monopoly token
8. Little _______ . 1950s space critter toy
9. Mattel speaking toy
10.Toy with color photos on a reel

Answer to come later
1. Lincoln logs
2. Elf
3. Roy Rogers
4. Etch-A-Sketch
5. Revlon
6. Lite Brite
7. Iron
8. Orby
9. See N Say
10. View Master

 

[Pepper]

I loved my Revlon doll. She had red hair and was very glamorous.

 

[applecruncher]

3. Roy Rogers
4. Etch A Sketch
9. Chatty Cathy
10. View Master

 

[Falcon]

I remember most but not all. Fun times with all of them. We were poor, so MOM would cut out the pockets in
our pants.

 

[jujube]

1. Erector Set, Tinker Toys or Lincoln Logs
6. Lite Brite

 

[jujube]

2. Little dolls that hugged their knees....elves?

 

[Gary O']

1. Classic Building Toys

I remember the little plastic red (and sometimes white) bricks
Anybody else?

2. Knee hugger ______ 1950s Christmas toy

no idea

3. Western star that gave his name to the Double R Bar Ranch Set

wish I knew that one

4. Classic mechanical drawing toy

ah, yes
made a poster about it when the creator died

5. Little Miss ______ doll, cosmetics firm tie in

glad I didn't know that one

6. Toy that was a ight box with pegs

dunno

7. Former Monopoly token

Which one?

8. Little _______ . 1950s space critter toy

dunno

9. Mattel speaking toy

nope

10.Toy with color photos on a reel

Yes, the view master
As a kid, we’d visit some folks that had one
I was rapt
Decades later, my lady worked there
Beaverton, OR
What…a…pit
Testor’s glue hell
When they finally shut the place down, they had to bring in hazmat teams

 

[Ken N Tx]

We were poor, so MOM would cut out the pockets in
our pants.

So you had something to play with??

 

[Aunt Bea]

2. Little dolls that hugged their knees....elves?

I think so, seems to me that they were attached to boxes of candy but I can't remember which brand.

The knee hugger reminded me of the CocaCola Santa, my grandmother had one that always sat on the couch. Every year we would have to search for the coke bottle and put it back into his hand.

 

[Nutmegger]

I had a Buttons doll. She was dressed in red gingham with printed button eyes and black braids. She was the spokesdoll for a brand of bed linens . . . . forgot the brand.