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Don’t Spill The Beans
'Don't Spill The Beans' was popular during the late 60s and came from a games company called Schaper.
The game was all about filling the bean pot one by one in order to get rid of...
Crepe Soles
Soft, squishy and ugly . . . nothing was as comfortable as the crepe-soled shoe. Like walking on a cloud, crepe soles had that unattractive look of orthopaedic shoes but were heavenly to the feet.
Crepe...
Atari
Californian Nolan Bushnell created a game called Pong in 1971. The following year - with $250 of his own money and a matching investment from partner Ted Dabney - Bushnell created Pong's parent company.
He called it...
Buster Brown Shoes
Buster Brown was a mischievous youngster from the comic strip of the same name - the creation of Richard Fenton Outcault.
The little blonde boy with the Dutch bang hair, the wide sailor cap and the...
Cozy Coupe
The Cozy Coupe was designed by former Chrysler designer, Jim Mariol, in 1979 and manufactured by The Little Tikes Company in Hudson, Ohio.
The red and yellow plastic vehicle was designed like a tiny Mini (it...
