Lucky Bucks Play Money 1930’s Disney Mickey Mouse & Minnie with Ice Cream Cone
It is about 4.25″ by 1.75″. From the 1930’s comics in the newspapers. This Play Money is Mickey Mouse and Minnie, Minnie is holding an ice cream cone. This great collectible is mostly flat, and was cut out nicely.
Lucky Bucks Play Money 1930’s Disney Mickey Mouse & Minnie 10 P. M. Bucks
It is about 4.25″ by 1.75″. From the 1930’s comics in the newspapers. This Play Money is Mickey Mouse and Minnie, Minnie has a hat with a flower. This great collectible is mostly flat, and was cut out nicely.
1947 Coloring Book Lana Turner Doris Lane Butler Whitman Actress
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Coloring Book Lana Turner Doris Lane Butler Whitman Actress 1947 Authorized Ed
Lana Turner Doris. Lane Butler Whitman. Coloring Book. Authorized Edition.
Rare 1940 STICKER FUN Activity Set! Make Colored Paper Pictures! (Whitman #315)
This rare children’s play set was made by theWhitman Publishing Co. (Racine, Wisconsin) back in1940! The set was used to make colored paper pictures on a black background. The set is marked asWhitman No. 315 and still contains the instruction sheet.
Vintage 1940 Magic Copy Paper Kit Artwork Fun Book for all Ages!
FOLD-A-WAY TOYS CIRCUS LION TAMER PAPER / CARDBOARD CUT OUTS 11 PCS
All stand tabs present.
VTG 1930s BUILD-RITE AIRPORT ~ UNITED AIR LINES HANGAR – Cardboard Airport Toy
Box is in rough shape but the airport itself is in good shape! I believe it is complete but not completely sure
BUILT RITE TOY FORT SET no. 25 MILITARY ARMY c. 1930’s With box & Instructions
1930’s Built rite fort play set. Cardboard. The pieces are in pretty good condition, there is a small tear in the box bottom. Pictured. No. 25 toy fort. Fun to set up. Sturdy for play. Includes instructions.
Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See Bill Martin Jr Eric Carle Board Book
Discover the wonderful world of colors and animals with this beloved classic, “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?”. Its vibrant, iconic illustrations and engaging, repetitive text make it incredibly appealing and easy for little ones to follow along.
