Kk77
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My great grandmother sent me a picture of this and wanted to know what it was!! It looks familiar any info would be awesome!!
Thanks and hh!!
Thanks and hh!!
✅ SOLVED Can someone please identify!!
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its a toy,the center spins and follows the track.
brad
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Wow! Blast from the past.
Yep! It's a toy where you twirl (spin) the wooden part around the metal track. I had that toy in the 50's.
Yep! It's a toy where you twirl (spin) the wooden part around the metal track. I had that toy in the 50's.
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I am too young to know what that is... but the older guys are correct...
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hey,
can you say that these days brad
can you say that these days brad
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I had a more modern version in the 60's called a Wheel-O
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