Marx by Burbank Toys

Do you have also pics of the reptiles?

This was the only non-military/wild-west set in the Burbank catalogue widukind, but I know they were Marx branded in the shops as a friend had the Guns of Navarone set.

I had a version of that set as a very small child, and it was my very favorite toy. I can remember playing with it for hours.

smallscaleworld wrote:

This was the only non-military/wild-west set in the Burbank catalogue widukind, but I know they were Marx branded in the shops as a friend had the Guns of Navarone set.

Thank you

Cavemen and dinosaurs in the same set would've thoroughly annoyed me as a child, I'd have had to sort all the species into possible combinations to play with separately

George wrote:

Cavemen and dinosaurs in the same set would've thoroughly annoyed me as a child, I'd have had to sort all the species into possible combinations to play with separately

Hahahaha! I know what you mean, but it was common - back in the day . . . although Toy Master were still putting them (dinosaurs and hominids) together a few years ago!

H

I was a preschooler at the time, and stuff like One Million B.C.was all over the TV stations. At the time, I was ignorant- though my cavemen got short shrift, and didn't see so much play unless they were getting eaten.