Most Favorite Toys of 20th Century [stocksmarketarticles]

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Many new toys and games are created each year. However, the most popular playthings are actually quite old. They have been playing for a very long time in our childhood. The 20th century witnessed the invention of dozens of favorite toys including yo-yo, Bubble Solution, Radio Flyer Wagon, Pop-Up Book, Stuffed Mickey Mouse and so on.

The yo-yo is one of the oldest toys in human history. It has been played for hundreds of years, but just became famous in the late 1920s when a young U.S immigrant Pedro Flores founded the Yo-yo Manufacturing Company in 1928. The company sold handmade yo-yos to children around Los Angeles at that time.

Yo-Yo

Radio Flyer Wagon

 

This wagon is a creative toy made by a 16-year-old Italian boy Antonio Pasin in 1923. At that time, the wagon was sold at the price of $ 3.

Stuffed Mickey Mouse

 

In 1928, filmmaker Walt Disney released his first synchronized-sound cartoon with the appearance of Mickey Mouse. Stuffed Mickey Mouse doll soon became the favorite toy of children.

Army Men

 

In 1938, the Bergen Toy and Novelty Company released cheap plastic soldiers in a variety of action poses. These minuscule, monochrome plastic soldiers soon became a trend for children’s toys.

Bubble Solution

 

Although children had played with soap bubbles for many years, the game became famous in 1940 when a Chicago cleaning-supplies company named Chemtoy bottled its own bubble solution. Bubble solutions have became a universal symbol of peace and a regular feature at weddings since 1960s.

Pop-Up Book

 

It is extremely interesting to read books called “Pop-up books”  featuring illustrations that leaped off the page. Appearing in the 14th century but these books were not made for young audiences until the early 19th century.

Finger Paint

 

Finger paint was first used in art education in 1931 as the way to teach kids about art and a technique for child therapy as well. It was widely used in education systems until the end of the 1960s.

 

 

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