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Battery Operated Space Explorer Poster Print

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SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY-1940's Visions of the Future

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Japan 1950

The 1950's was a time of wonder and the universe was the focus of many young imaginations. Hollywood adopted science fiction and the toy industry followed closely. The Japanese manufactured toy robots for the children of America and designed great boxes to hold these vintage tin toys. This illustration art comes directly from these boxes.

Image ID: 0-587-22665-x
 >  Battery Operated Space Explorer Poster Print Buy This Framed At: Art Poster Print SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY-1940's Visions of the Future  Unknown Japan 1950 The 1950's was a time of wonder and the universe was the focus of many young imaginations.  Hollywood adopted science fiction and the toy industry followed closely.  The Japanese manufactured toy robots for the children of America and designed great boxes to hold these vintage tin toys.  This illustration art comes directly from these boxes. Image ID: 0-587-22665-x
Battery Operated Space Explorer Poster Print

Buy This Framed At: Art Poster Print

SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY-1940's Visions of the Future

Unknown
Japan 1950

The 1950's was a time of wonder and the universe was the focus of many young imaginations. Hollywood adopted science fiction and the toy industry followed closely. The Japanese manufactured toy robots for the children of America and designed great boxes to hold these vintage tin toys. This illustration art comes directly from these boxes.

Image ID: 0-587-22665-x
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