Miscellaneous Toys
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Cub Scout Award Mfg: Multi-Products, Inc. Molded 'resin' American Indian Cub Scout award Circa: 1950's Size: 6 ½" tall Value: $10-15	3 STEPS TO CLEANING & PRESERVING TOYS 1. Remove dust and dirt with soft brush or soft cloth. (Use a cloth that won't leave lint behind. An old Tee-shirt is perfect.) 2. Note: Before applying Armor All test on underside or other obscure place on the toy to make sure the application doesn't cause damage or change the color. After testing, apply a thin coat of 'Armor All Original' to the whole top surface of the painted or plastic toy using a soft, lint free cloth saturated with Armor All Original solution . . . making sure to thoroughly wipe the toy down. Once applied, wipe off all excess with a clean, dry, soft and lint free cloth to a a nice 'sheen' . . . always be cautious not to over rub or leave any surface 'wet'. 3. You can now store or display the toy. When displaying, always be careful that the toy should 'rest' it in a position so as to not put pressure on any part thus causing weight damage, i.e. old rubber tires go flat over time. Also, sunlight will cause damage if a toy is left exposed to the sun's rays too long so don't keep anything on a shelf near a window.
IDF - Desk Airplane Jet airplane with stand. Japanese sun on wings. Date: Circa 1990's Mfg: Japan Molded material Size: 12 ½" x 8" Value: $125-150	Ship Lighter (Not a toy) Chrome cruise ship with a lighter on top center. Chrome and plastic. Date: Circa 1950's Mfg: Occupied Japan Size: 5 x 1 ¼" Value: $75-95
Major Matt Mason Molded rubber (bendable) figure in red suit with Matt sticker on front of helmut Date: 1967-1970 Mfg: Mattel Size: 6" Value: $300-600 $125-150 Courtesy D.H.W. Collection	Jeff Long Major Matt Mason Molded rubber (bendables) in white space suit, black ribs with silver boot rims. Date: 1967-1970 Mfg: Mattel Size: 6" Value: $300-600 Courtesy D.H.W. Collection	Doug Davis Major Matt Mason Molded rubber (bendables) in white space suit, black boot rims. Date: 1967-1970 Mfg: Mattel Size: 6" Value: $300-450 Courtesy D.H.W. Collection

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