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FEED BAG PUZZLE - USA / DATES 1930's-1940's
found this yesterday at the thrift store and find this very fun cool and just a great little toy . theres real glass for the cover , metal that cases around this beautiful little toy.
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thankyou mustangtony for the loves:)
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Very Ralph Lauren Post Polo Toy!
thankyou vetraio50 and bratjdd for the loves:) and thankyou for the very cool comment :)
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That is really cool! love it!
Thankyou ThriftyGypsy
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hello AR8Jason and toracat , yes the does moves as you the balls , i guess thats way i bought it iwas very toy:) thankyou toracat for the kind words:)
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Love everything about it, very cool!!
Wonderful toy!!! : )
I want to play, It looks fun.
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Manikin for the loves and thankyou kelkat ,miKKoChristmas and shell59 for the kind words:)
Love it-- these type of rolling ball games were very popular.
I have several War related ones: A WW1 version where you catch cooties (body lice) and a WW2 homefront version where you use the balls to black out lights.
scott
thankyou scottvez:) for the love and sharing and about the ones you have :) i would to see them!!!!!!!!!
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I found ONE of the games mentioned in post #17 and have put it up on CW:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/82783-blackout-game-for-bellin
scott
Cool find buddy!
thankyou scott:) and thankyou zguy for the love :) kind words:)