http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swLIY-kgnR8
[Found-and played with-at the Burt County Museum,
see post next below]
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What a delightful toy. Great choice for WW!
ReplyDeleteToys sure have changed. They are computerized now. Happy WW!
ReplyDeletefantastic entry and a wonderful shot!
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mousey
That's about as cool as cool gets. We came across some antique toys at the Gunn Museum in Washington, Conn., and we were fascinated. God bless.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a toy like that before! Wow times have changed eh! Happy WW :)
ReplyDeleteI wish we could still have toys like that for my boys... Susiej
ReplyDeleteThats really cute toy! my husband love antique and this one is pretty neat one! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love those old toys. Kind of looks like a cross between a dog and a turtle. But what really caught my eye is the quilt it's on. My MIL made a quilt of all the states that I have...
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute toy! We have an exhibition of toys from the past, right now in our museum. Looks like I have to make a trip down to take pictures. ^-^
ReplyDeletei was trying to figure out which animals they closely resemble. LOl.
ReplyDeletecool toys!
I've never seen a toy like this, very interesting.
ReplyDeleteMy WW is up here.
I haven't seen one of these in years. How cool. I so remember and had one way, way back when. Grammy gave it to me. I haven't a clue where it is now. What a shame. Have a great WW. :)
ReplyDeleteGotta have good fine motor strength for that one!
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Oh how fun! I love antiques - gr8 post :)
ReplyDelete(Mine's up - another real foto from NY!) Happy WW :)
Great little mechanical toy, Jim!
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Thats interesting shot... Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet, reminds me of my wind up circus clown in his horse drawn cart, although the way Scotty moves I reminds me of a turtle.
ReplyDeleteInteresting toy! I would like to play with it, too.
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Cool toy! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteKids today don't have the opportunity to imagine like we did. Everything is done for them. And they don't read...
ReplyDeleteGood reminder.
Too bad kids don't get entertained by stuff like that anymore, at least not for very long.
ReplyDeleteMy Wordless Wednesday post is up too! :)
They don't make toys like they used to - and that saddens me. Thanks for this rich trip to a place I thought I had forgotten.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful WW. I've posted my
contribution here and hope you drop by for a look
around:
http://writteninc.blogspot.com/2007/12/wordless-
wednesday-push-envelope.html
All the best...
Carmi
Great throw back. Ahh yes, yesterday. Happy WW! :)
ReplyDeleteI love old toys! I kept some when I was little and it's interesting how the style changed during the past years...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! Tina (Gaining insights)
Interesting toy.
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I love old-fashioned toys... and I want one of those toys, please, please, please :D
ReplyDeleteInteresting toy
ReplyDeleteNostalgic!
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I haven't seen one of those in years.
ReplyDeleteI wish I was a kid again! They have better toys than we did.
ReplyDeleteWednesday, December 12, 2007 2:00:00 PM
But it was too short...
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