Posted on 13 July 2010. Tags: 1977 toys, action figure, apple computers, Board game, enterprise space, first apple, first test, game othello, Music Album Release, Othello, Parker Brothers, Slime, space shuttle, Star Wars, star wars toys, toys 1977, toys toys, United Kingdom
What toys were popular in 1977? Well, it depends on who you ask, but there were many favorites in 1977. We’re going to look at some of them below. If you remember the toys of 1977, be sure to read to the end of the article. This was the year the first Apple computers were sold. Also, the Enterprise Space Shuttle made its first test launch from an airplane. As you can see, 1977 was an exciting year in many ways and it was no different when it came to toys.
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Posted on 27 May 2010. Tags: 1930s toys, Board game, Board games, first years, great depression, Manufacturing techniques, new toys, New York, popular games, toys 1930s, United States, view 3
The U.S. economy in the 1930’s was a complete flip from what had been seen in earlier decades. Manufacturing techniques were getting better, materials were getting cheaper and more durable, but now people did not have the money to purchase these new toys. The Viewmaster did not come about until the end of the decade when prosperity grew, but games like board games were immediate successes during this period. Read the full story
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Posted on 18 May 2010. Tags: all kinds of games, ancient empires, ancient roman empire, Ancient Toys, archaeological sites, Board game, Board games, Decline of the Roman Empire, greeks and roman, india games, large metal hoop, mental picture, metal hoop, Roman Empire, roman toys, swords shields, Trochus, war games, wax dolls, wooden swords
What people would consider as more modern types of play can be traced back as far as 3,000 years ago to the games and toys that people of the ancient empires played with. The toys that the Greeks and Roman’s played with don’t vary by much from what kinds of toys kids continue to play with today. There are some toys that seem to be simply timeless, and you’ll find that a lot of the toys and game that kids today play have been played by every generation before them. Read the full story
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Posted on 18 May 2010. Tags: ancient egypt, archaeological sites, beginning of agriculture, Board game, doll toys, Finding shelter, free time, nomadic tribes, own technology, playing games, playing sports, prehistoric ages, prehistoric periods, prehistoric times, Prehistoric Toys, small toys, tomb of King Tut
Very little is known about the kinds of toys people played with before the beginnings of recorded history. Small toys have been found here and there, along with trinkets, idols, and even dolls that could have been the beginnings of what we would consider toys. Read the full story
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