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  2. Tinkertoy - Wikipedia

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    Initially, the mailing tube design was chosen to reduce shipping costs. Early versions of the packaging included an address label on the tube with space for postage. To assist buyers in differentiating between the various offerings, sets were placed in mail tube packages of different sizes and also delineated with a number (e.g.: 116, 136) and ...

  3. Toy - Wikipedia

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    Toys are also used as premiums, where consumers redeem proofs of purchase from a product and pay shipping and handling fees to get the toy. Some people go to great lengths to collect these sorts of promotional toys.

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  5. Cereal box prize - Wikipedia

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    Cereal box prizes and premiums have been distributed in four ways. The first, not frequently used now, was an in-store (or point-of-sale) prize that was handed to the customer with the purchase of one or more specified boxes of cereal. [1]

  6. SoCal toy drives: Where to donate and how to participate - AOL

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    Beginning at 9 a.m., children of all ages can receive one free toy while supplies last. A child must be present to receive a toy. ... Toys can be donated by calling (844) 853-4673 or giving a gift ...

  7. Freemountain Toys - Wikipedia

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    Vegimals, the company's initial product, were velour and fur-covered vegetables and fruits, some with Velcro fastenings, which had embroidered faces. [12] They included peas in a zippered pod (the most popular product), a tomato, a stalk of broccoli, a cauliflower, a giant carrot, a slice of watermelon with removable stuffed seeds, an olive with removable pit, a peelable and segmentable orange ...