These vintage Clackers
are a Shakey's Pizza Premium.
They are near mint
(you try to be in this good a condition
after 30 some years of moving around)
These hard plastic (Acrylic?) Toys
were popular in the 1960's & '70's.
WE HAVE NO GLITTER CLACKER
There are no such things as Glass Clackers!!!
It was what your teachers and parents told you to keep you from playing with them when you were little. Please see the FAQ link for the tests to give them. I am offering a reward for Glass Clackers
I found a Box of clackers at a Market and bought them all, to sell as a "Collectors Item".
(I am not able to refund or replace them if you break them...)
When they are Gone they are Gone....
I take no responsibility for what you do
with your collectable once you get it home.
(i.e.bruises, annoyed kids or neighbors,
broken windows, Balls, Etc.)
I am not able to refund or replace them if you break them..
What do you do with these?
You try to hit the balls together,
building up speed until they hit above,
then below your hand in a continuous
clacking together. If you are Brave
enough you may try some of the tricks
on the Instruction card.
Warning:
You may annoy those within earshot,
especially in a closed room,
so do it outside away from anyone
or anything Breakable.
These clackers are a great
addition to a collection
of old toys or Yo-Yo's.
They are also useful for a
Physics Class demonstration on
Kinetic Energy.
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 I have separated the Clackers in to Groups according to My personal Preference on Colors, the more I like them the more they Cost. They are all Really Pretty and the Pic's and Scans do not do them justice. They are Better in Person... My Web Site only allows so many Views an Hour Please retry later if you have an Problem. $30 Group A $30 Group B $25 Group Cracked or Chipped Clackers Suitable omly for Framing or Decoration $5 Replacement Balls: $3 each , $2 each for 4 or more These are for those people who want a change of colors or to replace broken balls. You have to clean out the holes before you epoxy the Balls onto the String. |