POOF-Slinky 8-10055BL Collector's Edition Original Slinky in Singing Musical Box, Black
The POOF-Slinky 8-10055BL Collector’s Edition Original Slinky in Singing Musical Box celebrates over 65-years of this famous toy and the “It’s Slinky” radio and TV jingle. The Slinky song is the longest running jingle in advertising history. The collectible, vintage package has an attached panel that flips up to reveals the original lyrics and it starts playing “It’s Slinky” so you can sing along. This classic toy stretches like an accordion, bounces and walks down steps one end at a time while making that classic Slinky sound. Toy history was made when Richard James conducted an experiment with tension springs. During the experiment, one of the springs fell to the floor and began to “walk”. The Slinky debuted 1945 at Gimbals Department Store in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and all (400) Slinkys for sale were purchased in 90-minutes. Since then, over 300-million Slinkys have been sold worldwide. The Slinky is filled with nostalgia and has been featured in Disney Pixar’s “Toy Story” movie franchise. This Slinky has a silver finish and is made of durable metal for long lasting wiggly-jiggly Slinky fun! The Slinky is made in the U.S.A., individually packaged in a musical box and perfect for presents, party favors, Easter baskets, grab bags, prizes and stocking stuffers. The Slinky is truly a timeless toy, fun for adults and kids alike. POOF-Slinky 8-10055BL Collector’s Edition Original Slinky in Singing Musical Box is recommended for children 5-years of age and older. POOF-Slinky is the manufacturer of the world famous Slinky and the top selling POOF foam sport balls in North America, both manufactured in Plymouth, MI and Hollidaysburg, PA. Ideal and Scientific Explorer are other well-known brands, rounding out the POOF-Slinky family. With roots in the toy industry for over 100-years, POOF-Slinky brands continue to grow and broaden. New generations of kids, their parents and grandparents have proven that classic toys never go out of style!