Happy Halloween!

Here's an ultra-cheap Batman costume, probably a knockoff of some kind... or maybe not:

Foreign Paperback Book!

Not sure which country produced this Batman paperback book, or even if it was a novel based on the tv show or movie, or if it was reprints of the comics (the older-styled Batman logo makes me wonder about that).

Board Games!

Time for a look at a couple of Batman Board Games!



This one's from 1973, and I believe it's a reissue of a 1960s game with some new art.



I think I've posted a photo of the 1967 Hasbro game before, but here it is again!

CSF Batcopter!

I always loved these kind of toys, which seem to have all come out and disappeared in an all-too-brief period of time! I believe I'll have more photos of this to share in the future.

Figural Bank!

I suspect this was another of the ubiquitous Mego banks of the 1970s, just because of the molded Batman logo on the base.

Remco Powerized Batman!

Have I posted photos of this before? Well, here's some more...





I'm not sure why Remco thought that Batman's eyes and insignia needed to glow, but let's face it, the fact that the figure wasn't poseable, and basically was a winch for the Batline... I guess something had to be added to it!

Davco Framed Picture!

The seller of this framed picture said it was manufactured by Davco, a company I'd never heard of. It's a nice piece, though!

Crimefighter Set!

I think I've shown this rack toy in an assortment photo before... here's a better look at it!

1960s Cup!

I love it that you're rewarded for drinking all your milk by seeing the Batman picture in the bottom!

Corgi Juniors!!

I guess that Corgi used the "Corgi Junior" imprint for their vehicles that were more Hot Wheels/Matchbox scale!

Here's a bonus Corgi item... a Penguinmobile!

Corgi Batbikes!

Always interesting to compare and contrast the different Bat-vehicles produced by the same company, eh?

Compass!

Just what Batman would use if he were lost in the woods, in those pre-GPS days...

Coloring Books!

Here's a whole bunch of Batman coloring books through the ages!











Nice, eh?

Crayon by Number Set!

I remember these... pretty sweet!

Chemtoy Figurine!

Kind of wish these were being sold in the Dollar Stores these days, because it's a nice piece!

Bat-Cave Maze Game!

Here's a clever reworking of a standard toy to fit the Batman theme, eh?

Batman Bread Bag!

Ah, if only they still made Batman Bread, you could get yourself a jar of Superman Peanut Butter (do they even make that anymore) and have yourself the World's Finest Sandwich!

Bolo Ties!

Why Batman Bolo Ties? Perhaps all the other good licensed item ideas were taken by this point.

Bike License Plates!

Marx Toys was the producer of these bike license plates.

1965 Batman Playset!

I'm guessing this was a Ben Cooper item consisting of the mask and cape from their Halloween costume!

Bat-Safe!

No idea who made this one, but it's got to be a 1970s toy!

Argentina Batmobile!

Pretty lacking in details, but it's not a bad Batmobile toy! Consider it a taste of what you'll see over the next bunch of days as I begin a parade of Batmobiles!

South American Batcopter!

Not sure why this wasn't sorted with the other Batcopter toys from a few days back!

Argentina Batboat!

Well, this may not match the TV show's Batboat, but I have to say, I like it!

Badge!

Not sure where this came from, or when it was made... wish I had a better picture of it!

Aurora Model Kits!

I don't know why the builder of this kit put dots in Batman's eyes... makes it look weird to me!

AHI Batmobiles!

Let's get a few Batmobiles in today, shall we?



I'm not sure why this RC Batmobile has a fully-enclosed cockpit...



...especially when this loose remote control one doesn't. Of course, this one is missing Batman, but that's another thing entirely.

AHI Saucer Gun and Squirt Gun!

I'm not sure how AHI decided on the shape for this saucer gun... they used the same basic design for their Batman squirt gun, as I recall.



See what I mean?

I'm also not sure what AHI thought they were doing with this... I mean, Batman doesn't use guns -- at least, not regular guns, anyway, the lethal variety -- but I can't see Batman using something like this, either!

1980s Postcards!