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SCHYLLING ROVER THE SPACE DOG IN BOX - SCHYLLING ROVER THE SPACE DOG IN BOX Wind him up and watch him spark as he waddles along. In original box. Schylling. 8” X 3 1/2” X 6 1/2” Shipping: Shipping and handling in the continental US will cost $21.19 - $26.07, depending on your location. Local pickup is always free! Please schedule on our website! Photographs are considered part of the description and condition and supersede all written descriptions. Converse does not authenticate or guarantee authenticity. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email or by telephone. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Converse Auctions shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Text Found in Images: Image 1: SCHYLLING SCHYLLING 913.129 ROVER PUN'S 19.99 THE SPACE DOG WIND HIM UP AND WATCH HIM SPARK Ages 8 ar AS НЕ WADDLES ALONG LIMITED EDITION CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY SCHYLLING COLLECTOR'S SERIES TIN TOYS ROVER 2 6758 SPACE DOG No.: COLOR: Red Owner's Nameand Address: ON This antique toy reproduction is produced exclusively by Schylling Associates, Inc. PO Box 513, Rowley, MA 01969 OFF Fill out this postcard and mail to the address printed or the other side. and automatically enroll This will register your toy you in the The first SCHYLLING SCHYLLING 913.129 ROVER PUN'S 19.99 THE SPACE DOG WIND HIM UP AND WATCH HIM SPARK Ages 8 ar AS НЕ WADDLES ALONG LIMITED EDITION CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY SCHYLLING COLLECTOR'S SERIES TIN TOYS ROVER 2 SPACE DOG No.: COLOR: Red Owner's Nameand Address: TO ACTIVATE SPACE PULL UP LOWER TO ON This antique toy reproduction is produced exclusively by Schylling Associates, Inc. PO Box 513, Rowley, MA 01969 OFF Fill out this postcard and mail to the address printed or the other and automatically enroll This will register your toy you in the The first Image 2: ROVE ROVE Image 3: Image 4: When you've got infinity mind, it's need difficult make you friends. SCHYLLING Even robots get the blues and sometimes on your you a friend to that can count on. Space Dog will be a great companion for all the lonely robots out there. To build robot's best friend we went back to the 50's for this great design. Rover the Space Dog is a multi action wind up toy. His mouth and closes, his ears flap, his eyes roll and sparks fly as he waddles opens along. Do kids today have anything that is this much fun? Like all Schylling When you've got infinity mind, it's need difficult make you friends. SCHYLLING Even robots get the blues and sometimes on your you a friend to that can count on. Space Dog will be a great companion for all the lonely robots out To build robot's best friend we went back to the 50's for this great design. the Space Dog is a multi action wind up toy. His mouth and closes, his ears flap, his eyes roll and sparks fly as he waddles opens along. Do kids today have anything that is this much fun? Like all Schylling Image 5: SCHYLLING In the early 1900's, tools and techniques had been developed invented to make all possible the mass production of toys. Plastic was yet to be and toys were made out of wood, paper, cloth or metal. Some of the most popular were tin toys. Powerful stamping machines cut and formed their pieces out of beautifully printed sheets of tin. Considered old-fashioned and unsafe by today's standards, tin toys were the most exciting and realistic toys that could be made. It was different time, when a child's imagination could be sparked by a simple toy. After safer WWII, and SCHYLLING In the early 1900's, tools and techniques had been developed invented to make all possible the mass production of toys. Plastic was yet to be and toys were made out of wood, paper, cloth or metal. Some of the most popular were tin toys. Powerful stamping machines cut and formed their pieces out of beautifully printed sheets of tin. Considered old-fashioned and unsafe by today's standards, tin toys were the most exciting and realistic toys that could be made. It was different when a child's imagination could be sparked by a simple toy. After safer WWII, and