I think it is amazing how/where my parents kept things hidden at Christmas time for my sister and I.one of my best was a big fort for my cowboys at xmas made from match sticks how dad kept it quiet and hidden i dont know we had a very small back to back in nechells
I found out in later years they were kept at the next door neibours houseI think you will find that Santa brought your presents down the chimney on Christmas Eve, that's what I was told anyway...View attachment 208547
I Had quite a Collection of The American Civil War bubble gum cards, recollect that they had a description on the back of the event on the front.Heres some of my stuff The Field Piece i got from my Nan 1966 The DH Sea Vixen my Mum brought it me on a vist to Lewis s TheAB&C Bubble gum cards were 2d a packet Thats all i can recallView attachment 208329
My Nan won one of these down the Bingo.Chad Valley Soccer anyone?..... Come-on..... You know you want to give me a game!
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LMS and i thought you was strictly GWR
Can not choose our presentsLMS and i thought you was strictly GWR![]()
The box is probably worth more than the loco!
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Hold onto those "Civil War" cards Donbogen. They are very collectable these days, as are the dollar bills that came with each pack. Pretty gruesome some of them, particularly the one below, which was very hard to come by in the early 60s. I found my long lost collection a couple of years ago and I was a happy as a sandboy, to have them to hand again.
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Never owned one but remember them. Nice one.
Simpler toys and days.
Yes better as well i think .How easily pleased we were!
Try ebay something might turn up.For my 9th Birtday I had a cartesian deep sea diver. It consisted of a plastic tube filled with water and a plastic figure. Press the rubber button on the top of the tube and he went down. Came back up when you released it. Unfortunately, I can't find an image of that exact toy.
Used to collect the confederate dollars great memories.Hold onto those "Civil War" cards Donbogen. They are very collectable these days, as are the dollar bills that came with each pack. Pretty gruesome some of them, particularly the one below, which was very hard to come by in the early 60s. I found my long lost collection a couple of years ago and I was a happy as a sandboy, to have them to hand again.
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Used to have Mousetrap and Frustration. Looking at Mousetrap now not the best of games but popular at the time.I was an 80s baby, but only really remember 90s toys, but the ones in particular I loved were, battleships, snakes and ladders, I collected china dolls (which now have a creepy vibe I think), operation, and etch a sketchId do anything to go back to simple toys. But one thing, I always play board games with my boys.
Something like this?
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Yes very true and still does.I think you will find that Santa brought your presents down the chimney on Christmas Eve, that's what I was told anyway...View attachment 208547
Was that the one where you controlled the players with a long handle with a magnet on it.My Nan won one of these down the Bingo.
I had an empty shoe box one Christmas my mom told me it was an Action Man deserter.Be nice![]()
I had an empty shoe box one Christmas my mom told me it was an Action Man deserter.
My mate had a Waddingtons Table Soccer which was played like Tiddlywinks simple but fun.Was that the one where you controlled the players with a long handle with a magnet on it.
There were probably leaves on the lines .Can not choose our presents
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I had no track LOLThere were probably leaves on the lines .