BAT-BLOG Readers always expect to see Super-RARE Vintage Batman Toys here & for this post we are seriously delivering the goods! This is a beautiful 1966 Batman Shooting Range Toy made by the MARX Co. They made 2 different versions of this toy, a small hand-size one & a large tabletop version. This is the large tabletop version with original box! I really love the old litho-coloring of the vintage display box. Also, the toy is extremely cool with great graphics also. The outside part is clear-plastic to keep the ball-bearings you shoot from getting out. This was a game alot like those carnival games where you shoot at targets for points. The inside is tin metal w/ awesome litho-graphics too! ( Click The Small Picture Above For a Larger photo ). Be sure to check the BAT-BLOG ARCHIVES for many more Vintage & Super-RARE Batman Toys!
December 6, 2006
Vintage 1966 Batman MARX SHOOTING RANGE Toy
BAT-BLOG Readers always expect to see Super-RARE Vintage Batman Toys here & for this post we are seriously delivering the goods! This is a beautiful 1966 Batman Shooting Range Toy made by the MARX Co. They made 2 different versions of this toy, a small hand-size one & a large tabletop version. This is the large tabletop version with original box! I really love the old litho-coloring of the vintage display box. Also, the toy is extremely cool with great graphics also. The outside part is clear-plastic to keep the ball-bearings you shoot from getting out. This was a game alot like those carnival games where you shoot at targets for points. The inside is tin metal w/ awesome litho-graphics too! ( Click The Small Picture Above For a Larger photo ). Be sure to check the BAT-BLOG ARCHIVES for many more Vintage & Super-RARE Batman Toys!
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for a hero so against the use of guns, there sure are A LOT of gun-related Batman toys...
dear tom,
we got a batman painting at this link
the painting is by Ravinder Padam
ravinderpadam@hotmail.co.uk
the link is
oils, inks, sweat and pixels
Batman and guns don't mix! Some toymakers just don't do their homework, I suppose.
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