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Organic Listing Variations
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Mystery Date - Pop-Cult.Com
Mystery Date was a beautiful idea for game manufacturers - turning adolescent girls' romantic fantasies into a comfortable evening at home with a friend or, ...
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Mystery Date - Pop-Cult.Com
Mystery Date was a beautiful idea for game manufacturers - turning adolescent girls' romantic fantasies into a comfortable evening at home with a friend or, ...
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Coloring Books - Pop-Cult.Com
May collectors amass coloring books as simply a part of a larger pattern devoted to certain characters or themes - i.e., a collector of I Love Lucy items ...
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Major Matt Mason - Pop-Cult.Com
Major Matt Mason The Major Matt Mason toy was forged in this optimistic spirit. Mason was an astronaut in a vaguely near-future era who lived and worked on ...
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Major Matt Mason - Pop-Cult.Com
Modern collectors can often buy incomplete Space Station sets and, ... Major Matt Mason The Space Crawler wasn't the only futuristic vehicle added to the ...
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Captain Action - Pop-Cult.Com
Captain Action was a toy line released by Ideal in 1966. Following the success of the popular G.I. Joe action figures Hasbro, Captain Action was a fighting ...
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Barbie - Pop-Cult.Com
original Barbie It operated out of a garage making wooden doll's house furniture and plastic picture frames. The company became popular with such toys as ...
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Upsy-Downsys Pop-Cult.Com
Upsy Downsy Despite the brief lifetime of these small (2-1/2" to 4") dolls, there were several brilliantly-colored accessories associated with them. ...
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Troll Dolls - Pop-Cult.Com
The doll was made to resemble a troll, one of the ugly subhuman creatures that pop up so often in Scandinavian mythology. Dam's daughter dressed up her new ...
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Mr. Potato Head - Pop-Cult.Com
The original Mr. Potato Head kit contained 70 different parts (just not, as has been noted, the potato). The most distinctive of these were a green cap, ...
 
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