Here are my Lido dinos. The top row contains three of the prehistoric mammals and three of the original Nabisco issues in unusual colors. Middle row contains all ten of the Nabisco issues given as premiums in boxes of Fritos bags in the late '60s (I ate a lotta Fritos!). Bottom row contains more recent Lido repops.
I dug out an old box full of dino items I originally got as a kid.
It contained some of the 2nd string toy dinos that I didn't feel worthy to be stored with my Marx, MPC, and AfterMarx sets and pieces. I've found that in recent years I've come to value this "grade B" stuff much more than I used to....
My Timmee dinos from the '60s. The Timmee minis are below the cavemen. Sinclair used the minis in their little gas station premium bags back in the '60s and '70s. Timmee were the cheapest of the cheap, but still hold a place in the hearts of many Dinoboomers.Timmee changed the look of their dinos and cavemen in the '80s. I like the original ones better.
Sinclair used the minis in their little gas station premium bags back in the '60s and '70s.
Here are my original Ajax dinos from the '60s (top row, with Ajax mini Triceratops), along with a set of the Hong Kong Ajax knockoffs with painted eyes (middle row), and dupes (bottom row).
Here are my Lido dinos. The top row contains three of the prehistoric mammals and three of the original Nabisco issues in unusual colors. Middle row contains all ten of the Nabisco issues given as premiums in boxes of Fritos bags in the late '60s . Bottom row contains more recent Lido repops.
I ate a lotta Fritos!
I find that going through my collection, displaying it, and photographing it, has increased my enjoyment of it.
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