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TOY TV CAMERA MAN
i ive found this a long time ago and its very cool little platic toy. there are no markings of its kind and dont know the orgins of this either , i know its not a lego toy either . very cool item i need help to id this .
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Kraft Theatre promotional toy - early 1950's - VERY CUTE
thankyou vetraio50 and crabbykins for the loves and kind words:)
thankyou mustangtoy for the love and the help , i found this for 50cents:)
http://www.tvhistory.tv/other_stuff2.htm
Kraft Television Theatre started 1947 in New York. Lasted 11 years on NBC.
Valued at $75-100
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Very Cool! Paul Newman, George C. Scott, Jack Lemon, James Dean, Grace Kelly, Joanne Woodward, Rod Sterling (director) and on and on! 650 episodes! 1947-1958. Many actors got there start on Kraft TV!
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I have the original camera man, coupon recipe book & two mugs all related to this item
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