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27/09/2009 15:57:34
Ultimi ritrovameni,loose ma in buonissime condizioni direi...
FLEXY Woody Woodpecker made in H.K. anni 70`
Ben Cooper Rubber Monster Toys: Frankestein, 1973
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27/09/2009 16:20:55
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27/09/2009 16:34:06
woody penso sui 7-8 euro (almeno e`a tanto che lo vidi in un compralo subito in italia).
l`altro nin zo`. attendiamo... magari e`una rarita`! i mostri sono sempre una rarita`!
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27/09/2009 16:35:34
eh... solo secco pu? aiutarci.... 
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27/09/2009 16:43:50
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27/09/2009 20:28:03
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28/09/2009 09:08:13
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28/09/2009 12:50:10
In rete ho trovato questo..ma nulla su possibili valutazioni....
"Ben Cooper Rubber Monster Toys:
Rubber toys, or "jigglers," are known for their jiggly movement, oily texture and strong odor. They were sold in dime stores and small retail outlets. Some stores arranged several rubber toy display boxes along an aisle, creating a rubber toy "bazaar." Children followed their nose to the rubber aisle, where they found characters ranging from zoo animals, to super-heroes, to monsters.
Ben Cooper built its reputation on manufacturing Halloween costumes and novelties. Its dominance in the rubber toy market began in the late 1960`s, when it released the Flying Fun Things. These crudely sculpted super-heroes were molded in a horizontal flying position and dangled from an elastic band. Ben Cooper built on the success of the Flying Fun Things by releasing a broad range of rubber figures over the next decade.
In 1973, Ben Cooper introduced its rubber monsters. It marketed them under different names and styles, the most distinctive being the "House Haunters." Characters included: Witch, Devil, Scarecrow, Black Cat, plus generic versions of Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolfman, and even Aurora`s Forgotten Prisoner skeleton model. In addition to the House Haunters, Ben Cooper produced the "Creature People." These half-human, half-insect creatures captured the essence of 1950`s B-movie mutations. A purple male and yellow female were produced.
A Mummy, Hunchback, Caveman, smaller Frankenstein and Lugosi-like Dracula were often sold alongside the Ben Cooper monsters. But these do not possess the Ben Cooper copyright. It is unclear who manufactured them, but they seem to have been distributed by Ben Cooper.
One of the last Ben Cooper rubber monsters was Godzilla, released in 1980. Like the Mattel Shogun Godzilla of the late 70`s, this toy did not possess Godzilla`s famous stegosaurus spines. "
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29/09/2009 19:04:14
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29/09/2009 22:29:03
Bravo ,
molto bello il Frankie ! 
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29/09/2009 22:52:59
Grazie Ste...ma che valutazione pu? avere?
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29/09/2009 22:56:19
Purtroppo non ne ho idea , e` un po` che non seguo i bendies , a occhio sui 30 dollari , poi posso sbagliarmi...
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29/09/2009 22:59:45
Scusa secco. L`hai ricevuta la mia e-mail?
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29/09/2009 23:00:21
Io in collezione ho il diavoletto rosso , se lo trovo posto la foto 
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29/09/2009 23:00:29
ovviamente su eggay.com......giusto?
L`ho trovato su una bancarella...? incredibile come sti cosi siano giunti relativamente integri fino ad oggi...dovrebbe avere quasi 37 anni.....
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29/09/2009 23:03:41
Giupel , puoi riscrivermi è In questi giorni non sono mail al PC e ho difficolta` a risponedere subito alle email
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