Collectible erasers were the one thing a kid could sneak into School without fear of being taken away, a brilliant concept that kept the company afloat.

Many of these items were evergreens and sold for decades, I personally bought those Flintstones erasers when “Canada’s Wonderland” opened in the early 1980s.

My grandparents owned a shoe store and exclusively used those Speedy Shoe erasers, I’m pretty sure I still have some.

Diener made different figurines over the years including Kung Fu characters and Alien Creatures that are quite collectible now.

Disney was something of a cash cow in the 1970s it seems.

Those Dinosaurs were owned by all, including me..

The Disney gang sure got around.

New Zoo Revue seemed to be the big get this year.

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