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Date | Lang: English (en)
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NotesFrom an industry trad magazine, Ideal toys promotes its 1966 line which features Captain Action, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. and Batman.
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   By crashryan
I remember almost all these toys, but I never knew there was a Sgt. Fury action figure. (Not considered very important, since he had to share space with Steve Canyon).
   By SuperScrounge
Interesting little booklet. I had to laugh the Man From U.N.C.L.E. ad for the concealed weapons toy. Can you imagine the uproar if some toy manufacturer today tried selling a toy gun set that shows how guns can be concealed at different points on the body?
   By Comeekz
Interesting first that the term AR-15 was obviously commonly known to the general public back in 1966, and secondly that this predates the current anti-gun hysteria that predominates today.
  
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