1960’s 14 1/2” Snoopy Stuffed Plush
$77.00
Year: 1960’s
Manufacturer: Unknown
Condition: Very good condition
First edition vintage collectables
It’s a late 1960’s Snoopy stuffed plush. Stuffed animals were often the grand prize item in games of chance by traveling carnivals of the day. Everyone remembers seeing this stuffed Snoopy (or trying in vain to win one) but very few survived the last half century, probably because of the “giveaway” nature of this rare Snoopy. This Snoopy was won at a traveling carnival in Minnesota in the 1960’s. The plush material is still nice and soft and the slight off color white helps lend to it’s authenticity as a vintage collectable a half century old.
Photos are of of actual item. Climate controlled storage and minimally handled. Sold as is. Only one available.
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1977 STAR WARS Iron-On Book
Year: 1977
Manufacturer: Ballantine
Condition: Good condition
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Condition: Mint condition in mint package
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1995 Toy Story Rex the Dinosaur Figurine in Package
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First edition vintage collectable
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