Air Force Boomer Toys

[@stlrockn]

Send in to battle Creek Michigan and wait for at least 6 weeks (a lifetime for a little kid) to finally get it delivered.

[@ronscott7]

I bet that would be a popular collector's item

[@Zuma-o6n]

Quality amazing.

[@Slickgoodlin]

I am a Baby Boomer 50's kid, for playing Army, I much preferred the increased firepower of the Mattel Thompson Submachine Gun over the Post Toasties bolt-action Survival Rifle.

[@timmorrison4117]

In Canada we preferred the Johnny 7 one Man Army (OMA) weapon system. LOL.

[@joeviking61]

Roger Ramjet was my Hero

[@tvdays]

RR brings back memories from my youth

[@rodneycody8746]

Don nuts

[@Zuma-o6n]

Hero time my toys!

[@Chase-6o]

​@@tvdays Nice cool quality mysteries to cereal 🥣 Post.

[@Caje-zf8md]

Tossing in a small premium toy inside a box of cereal or advertising a toy on the back of the box was a clever marketing ploy back in the 50's. It was also acceptable to use the word "sugar" before it became frowned upon.

[@marshalt]

Not too long ago, products used to brag about all the carbs they had!

[@smadaf]

I'll take one of each, please.

[@jeffturnbull9661]

great voice for a commercial

[@JohnWelch-n8m]

My mother worked at the Cape for Fairchild Aircraft when PAN AM ran preNASA.

[@ctimm5019]

I had GI Joes, Cap guns, BB Guns slot cars, trains. Model Rockets. model planes, ships and cars.

[@paulhart9102]

Those were the wonderful days.

[@paulhart9102]

I still have my Johnny Seven OMA. A lot of fire power for a 10 year old.

[@Chase-6o]

Baby boomers.

[@timarnold9969]

Grape Nut Flakes are still my favorite. Why, after 68 years, I still think about the cool stuff/toys that they sold me back in the day.

[@jimpage6533]

I had one many,many years ago!! LOL