
This TV tray uses the same art that was used for a circular puzzle in the 1970s!

This cool watch came out in 1977!

One of these days, I have GOT to get this game, which has a double-sided game board!


And now you know what the boards look like for it!

I find it odd that this Superman costume sold by Ben Cooper not only features Superman and Batman in Golden Age style art, but it also features Mary Poppins and the Spectre! Did they actually make a Spectre costume at any time?

This figural belt buckle came out in 1973!

This PVC figure was made by Chemtoy, also known for their "movie viewers"!

I like this coffee cup... I have a juice glass that uses the same Neal Adams artwork!

These Superman Colorforms were obviously from the era where there was limited color in use for the Colorforms themselves!

Superman Glasses Case? Makes perfect sense to me!

I'd love to get this playset produced by Ideal... check out all the characters included!

Very cool lunchbox!

Several of the George Reeves Superman episodes were edited together into movies and shown at least in Mexico... here's a lobby card!
More Superman next time!



I'm pretty certain I must have had the soft eyeglass holder, but I hadn't remembered it for all these years. And I'm embarrassed to admit the aptness of something to do with glasses having a Superman theme never once occurred to me!
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm glad I at least brought back a memory for you!
ReplyDeleteCool Superman items. I had that coffee mug but I can't remember if I still have it packed away or not.
ReplyDeleteIf I remember right, you could open the phone booth door on the Superman Colorforms playset. The bigger sets seemed to have extra features like that.
Thanks, Jamdin! I always like hearing about little details like that on the Colorforms set!
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