✅ SOLVED Vintage Kid's Toy Ring, ID help please

[Hunk-a-lead]

Got this kids toy ring on a 1920s permission, having a hard time identifying it exactly. made of brass or copper, looks to have something missing off the top. rocket on one side, rocket and planets on the other.

I have found a half dozen similar to this one over the last couple of years, but haven't been able to get an exact ID, manufacture, promotion or date.

Any help is appreciated, Ed

Thanks and HH from KC!

 

[Knight_of_Excalibur_II]

Got this kids toy ring on a 1920s permission, having a hard time identifying it exactly. made of brass or copper, looks to have something missing off the top. rocket on one side, rocket and planets on the other.

I have found a half dozen similar to this one over the last couple of years, but haven't been able to get an exact ID, manufacture, promotion or date.

Any help is appreciated, Ed

Thanks and HH from KC!

1951 "Rocket to the Moon" premium toy ring from Kix Cereal. It was mail away prize for submitting box tops, etc.

https://auctions.potterauctions.com/lot-27500.aspx

The top hole would have a spring attached with a plastic cover and a rod, you would pull the rod down, place a toy rocket in it, and release it to launch it.

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

1951 "Rocket to the Moon" premium toy ring from Kix Cereal. It was mail away prize for submitting box tops, etc.

https://auctions.potterauctions.com/lot-27500.aspx

The top hole would have a spring attached with a plastic cover and a rod, you would pull the rod down, place a toy rocket in it, and release it to launch it.

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Spot on brother! thanks so much for the assist

 

[cudamark]

1951 "Rocket to the Moon" premium toy ring from Kix Cereal. It was mail away prize for submitting box tops, etc.

https://auctions.potterauctions.com/lot-27500.aspx

The top hole would have a spring attached with a plastic cover and a rod, you would pull the rod down, place a toy rocket in it, and release it to launch it.

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What could possibly go wrong here....

 

[mick56]

You'll shoot your eye out

 

[sibbley]

Damn, I was going to say maybe Flash Gordon inspired. First thing that came to mind when I saw the pics.