McDonald’s Captain Crook Promotional Hats (eBay Link) –

I’ve never in my life had a “Fillet O’Fish” sandwich, and that ain’t changing (allergic), but if they were handing these out in the 1970s? I’d have pushed people down to get one. I liked freebies a whole bunch.

Now that I have you, I have a question. Captain Crook is for Fish sandwiches, and Grimace represents shakes; what the heck is the Professor hawking? He looks like the mascot for egg salad sandwiches found on a park bench.

Planet of the Apes Water Pistol (eBay Link) —

Here’s a good example of toy collecting sometimes not making sense, I really want this. I have one, loose, standing next to a Dr. Zaius also loose. I never had one as a kid and well, this carded one is haunting me. I think I’m sharing it so I don’t bid on it, I’m a little broke but my Mastercard is clear. This will be a touch and go week for me.

Vintage Monster Keychains display (eBay Link) –

I don’t remember these as a kid, but I certainly knew stuff like this. They would show up in your local variety store for a week or two and then never to be seen again. Leaving you wondering if you dreamt the whole thing. 

E.T. Knock Off Jewelry (eBay Link) –

You can’t help but smile at such blatant copyright theft, well as long as your name isn’t Spielberg, I guess. He may not see the humour.

Captain America Black Light Poster (eBay Link) –

Kirby is King, plus BEEYOK! isn’t used enough as far as I’m concerned.

Bootleg Warrior Beasts Watergun (eBay Link) –

Warrior Beasts were essentially bootleg Masters of the Universe (Mattel sued) and this is a bootleg Warrior Beasts water gun. CIRCLE OF LIFE!

ONE AWESOME SHAMELESS PLUG

Microman Rescue Base (eBay Link) –

If you haven’t been following my YT channel, yeah I bought this but don’t have the heart to put it together. So I’m trying to sell it to a forever home and I’ll buy another playset that I will put together in it’s stead. It’s a cherry piece, thanks for looking.

 
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