A Mother asks for an Identification for her Son's "New" Toy

Friday, April 5, 2024

Overnight Big Snowfall 

(I thought Spring had begun?)

+3° C / 37.4° F

A Mother Asks for the 

Identification of Her Son's "New" Toy

I'm always happy to receive e-mails from readers asking questions that

I can't answer. That gives me  incentive to search on the 'Net and see

if I can find the answer.  

I received a nice letter from Donna Welch, who had purchased 

some nice toys for her son.  Donna asked me if I could identify the toy

 that she purchased. She sent me a nice description, as well as a nice set of photographs. Donna also sent me photos of 2 other toys, but had identified them.

I could not find the brand name of the toy that I'm writing about today,

but I have some "homework" for readers of my blog.

I would like you to research this toy and see if you can identify it.

I did however contact someone that I've written about  in 5-6 posts.

He's an excellent seller of old toys, and he had a well-designed website.

That person found the answer right away, and I'll be writing a post about him

and give you the answer to today's toy identification in a few days,

along with his photos of references to identify the toy. 

Below are the excellent photos that Donna sent to me. 

I Photoshopped them to get better exposure, and colour-balance*, 

and to whiten the base that the toy is resting on.

* I should have looked at all of the photos together.

You'll notice that the colour is not the same in all of the photos.

( I'll work on them when I have time, and  replace those that

are off colour-balance".

So everyone, you're challenge when you read this post

is to search the 'Net, and try and find the company identity

of this nice day, when it was manufactured, and what it was made of.

As always, thanks for visiting my blog.

I think I mentioned that I achieved the 1,000,000th milestone of

page-views, with about 675,000 individual visits by people.

You'll have to read what a page-view is because it's confusing for me

 in terms what is written on the Internet. Visits however is easy to understand, 

but still can be a bit confusing.

So that's it for today.

As always, thank you for dropping by.

Have a great part of the day or night wherever you may be.

And don't forget to find the answer to the company that 

manufactured this toy, what years it was made, and what it

was made of.

My e-mail address is:

toysearcher@gmail.com

and my name is (Mr.) Stacey Bindman