Three reel boxed set of talking View-Master reels with story brochure. Subtitled "Row, Row, Row Your Boat", "If I could Talk With the Animals", and "When Safety is Your Bag". I don't have a talking View-Master so I have not been able to play these but a visual inspection indicates they are in good condition.

Barber, Shirley. Australia, The Five Mile Press, n.d. Beautifully illustrated story of fairies contains four 96 piece full page puzzles which have not been used. Good

This cardboard inlaid puzzle dipicts Father Duck in his best Sunday duds pulling a wagon with four dressed up ducklings, while Mother Duck follows behind with a basket and parasol. Made by the Built-Rite Toy Co., Lafayette, Indiana. Measures 7"x11". Good condition wih a few spots, some rubbing, and one creased puzzle piece.

This inlaid cardboard puzzle shows Felix catching a fish in a stream while a pig, a dog, and a mouse look on. Seven animal pictures are hidden in the background. Built-Rite Sta-N-Place puzzle #18. Marked copyright 1949, King Features Syndicate Inc. Very good condition with some minor scuffing, mostly to border. Picture is bright and clear.

Paper is in good condition with some wear on edges but no major damage. Toy # 654, 1962.

Three reel boxed set of talking View-Master reels with story brochure. Subtitled "The Not-making of the President". I don't have a talking View-Master so I have not been able to play these but a visual inspection indicates they are in good condition.

This cardboard inlaid puzzle circa 1950 shows an organ grinder and monkey with an audience of a boy and girl. The puzzle measures 7"x11" and is marked Built-Rite Sta-N-Place. Good condition with some minor soilingand rubbing to corners and edges.

1954 game by Milton Bradley. Box is soiled and rubbed on edges and has two torn corners. Has board and 164 plastic game pieces(no parts listed so I'm not sure if this is the original number of pieces which came with the game....perhaps someone could tell me). The cover on this version is not the same TV series cover as the 1970's version....it pictures the game board.

This made in Japan space gun sparks and makes noise. It still works well. Produced in the 1960's by Schudo, the gun is in good conditionwith a few scratches but no major paint loss.

Three reel boxed set of talking View-Master reels with story brochure. Subtitled "When Superman Meets Computer Crook". I don't have a talking View-Master so I have not been able to play these but a visual inspection indicates they are in good condition.

Battery operated remote control Poodle Bellringer. Three functions--walks, barks and rings bell. Appearance is near mint in slightly torn box. I have been unable to make this function.When arms are moved gently it will bark but I did not want to force movement and break something which appears to be repairable. If you know what you are doing I believe this can be made to function.