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I found this nearly complete Robin Hood playset by Marx at a flea market. A few of the accesories were missing, as well as the instructions and the paper bags. I had this when I was a kid and remember throwing it in the garbage when I was about 13. The box has cool graphics as well.
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Back then kids really had to use their imagination, a far cry from play station! Lol
Wow, what a great find. I hope you enjoy it.
Isn't it unbelievable some of the things we got rid of as kids that are now valuable collectibles?
This is so cool stepback !
I got one for Christmas when I was seven. My favorite toy for years. Gave it to my younger cousin when I was a teen. He trashed it.