Parachutists!

I've posted photos of one of the AHI Batman parachutists before, but this is a variation on the first one, with a different card art design.



I don't recall if I've posted a photo of this circa 1966 paratrooper before.

Batman Paperbacks!

Three of these books feature reprints of comics stories... the top left, and the bottom left and center. The top center one and the top right one are a puzzle to me... I used to have the top center one, and I could swear it was an adaptation of the 1967 movie, but the top right one seems to be the adaptation! Perhaps the top center one was all original.

I've never read the letters to Batman book... if it's anything like the "funniest letters to the Tonight Show" book I started reading once, it's not that funny.

Paddle Ball!

That's one heavily-stylized Joker on the business side of this ball and paddle game!

"On the Scene" Super-Heroes Magazine!

This one-shot magazine (which I believe was produced by Warren) is highly desired amongst collectors. I recall seeing it advertised in the back of Famous Monsters of Filmland quite often!

Assorted Novelties!

Some of these you've seen here before, others you haven't! They're all great!

Night-Lights!

This first nightlight seems to be a variation on one I've posted before, with the cape molded on, rather than being a separate piece.



This figural nightlight is completely awesome.



This one is pretty cool, too! I'm guessing just the base lights up.



I like this one, too... kind of looks like it's wearing the Batman helmet mask!

Kite and Pennant!

You'll see those napkins again in the post below this... that kite, on the other hand... that does not look familiar to me at all, and could well be an 80s item.

The pennant, on the other hand, looks like pure 1966 to me! It almost looks like the seller of this lot had two of 'em! Not sure how it's supposed to be displayed, other than by putting tacks through it!

Napkins!

If you're going to have a Batman-themed party, here's the napkins for you!

Multiple Toymakers Figurine!

This figure must be part of a playset produced by Multiple Toymakers, but I've yet to see a set offered on eBay!

"Mr. Green" Paratrooper!

Yeah, it's obviously supposed to be Batman, isn't it? Amazing that the manufacturer of this figured that molding the figure in green would keep them safe!

Batman The Movie (1967) Poster and Lobby Card!

I believe the same seller was offering both these pieces... nice to see them framed, although the flash glare doesn't make it easy to enjoy viewing these!

Shelly Moldoff Artwork!

Here's a nice piece by Shelly Moldoff, a re-creation of one of his original Batman pages!

Mexican Lobby Cards for Batman (1967)!

Mexican Bat-Planes!

Now, I've got to assume that most - if not all - of these Mexican Batman items are bootleged, non-licensed items... because I can't see any other reason for this style of Batplane to be manufactured!

1960s Mexican Figures!

Wow, those are just horrid, aren't they?

Mexican Masks!

Now, you'd think that Mexico, home of the masked wrestlers, would do a pretty decent job of manufacturing Batman and Robin masks... and apparently, you'd be wrong!

Japanese Menko Card Game!

What's a Menko Card Game? I have no idea -- but here's photos of a Batman Menko Game from Japan! Click for larger views!

Milton Bradley's Batman Game!

Just enjoy, won't you?

Magnetic Chase Game!

Wow, great artwork on this game, but not necessarily appropriate for a kids' game, is it?

Mattel Switch 'n Go Batmobile!

Probably one of the rarest Batmobile toys ever made here! I know this photo was the only time I've ever seen one!

Marx Mask Specs!

Wow... this has got to be one of the most ridiculous Batman items ever... "Just like your favorite hero"????? Really?

Marx Watch!

Note how the card distinctly says "toy watch," so you don't think it keeps time that well enough to use as a real watch. Here's some better views of the watch itself:





Heck, here's some other Marx Batman watches, too!

Marx Batmobile!

I'm sorry, but I think Marx really phoned this one in... I mean, it barely remotely resembles what the box shows!

Marx Bagatelle Game!

I wish I had a better photo of this game! Oh, wait, I do!



Interesting mix of art here, isn't it?

Magnets!

As many cool magnets as I have on my refrigerator door, these aren't two of 'em! I'd LOVE it if they were there! Here they are in the package:

Magic Slates!

Here's a couple of nifty vintage magic slates!



This one features a Whirly-Bat on it, possibly the only time that Bat-Vehicle appeared on any licensed product!

Magic Coloring Kit!

I think I've posted a photo of this one before, but this picture actually shows a couple of the drawing pages!