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Here is my complete collection all six that were produced between 1970 to 1976 Included are: Hr Pufnstuf, Lidsville, The Bugaloos, Sigmund And The Sea Monsters, Land Of The Lost and lastly Krofft Supershow. Take a look and take a walk down memory lane. And please leave some comments.
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Lunch Boxes and ThermosesThe lunch box as we think of it today was born in 1935. That’s when a Milwa…
Very nice collection!
Hey StihlCollector, Thanks for the comment! I remember getting up on saturday morning, pouring a bowl of Monster cereal and sitting in front of the tv to watch these shows. Krofft always ruled my saturday morning's.
You have a wonderful collection.
Hi Sodapopkid2000, Thanks for the comment!!
Loved every show, I had Hogan's Heroes and The Munsters, thanks for the trip down memory lane! P.S. The Wife loved Your comment.
Hey Deadman, Thanks for the comment! I know what you mean about loving all the Krofft shows. I am still looking for the Hogan as well as the Munsters. Which part did she like? Let me guess the part about the Monster cereal?
Schweet!
Hi Kitsch, Thanks for the comment.
I am a TV researcher looking for large collection of lunchboxes. Please contact me at 323-785-2504 if you or someone you know has a large collection! Thanks!