There is a yellow plastic “Wiggle TV pencil sharpener” by Sterling, No. 583. Made in U.S.A.. It has a flicker with a man driving a convertible car with a flag.

There is aa red plastic brush with a pencil sharpener. There is some Asian writing and the number “8911”. It has an image of a cat in a uniform and hat.

Next is a ©1995 Warner Brothers, Looney Tunes Tasmanian Devil character ruler. It has (5) images of the Taz. On the back is multiplication tables and a 15 centimeter ruler. Iy has a school, name, and class written.

There is a Vari-Vue flicker square that has a Calypso Drummer and Dancer.

There are (4) different Halloween flicker cards. These are:

There are (6) small rectangular flickers that were used on advertising toy rings. The first one pictures three ears, then switches to one ear and reads “HEAR THIS?”. The second one has an image of a target and it reads “WE AIM TO PLEASE!”. The third one pictures a woman with changing expressions on her face. It reads “BLUE?” and “TICKLED PINK!”. The fourth one pictures a hand reaching out, then it changes to two hands shaking. The fifth design in this lot pictures a man with changing expressions on his face. It reads “BLUE?” and “TICKLED PINK!”. The sixth design in this lot pictures a light bulb. It reads “IN THE DARK?” and “BRIGHT IDEA!”.

The last (6) items in this lot (top left) are all small flicker images that were made to be put on to advertising premium toy rings. Each of these are curled up and will need to be flattened to use. One reads “HAPPY HOLIDAYS”. One has a U.S. silver peace dollar coin and reads “YOUR MONEY'S WORTH”. One has a target and reads “WE AIM TO PLEASE”. One has a Jack-O-Lantern and reads “HALLOWEEN”. The others read “JAN 1 HAPPY NEW YEAR”, and “FOLLOW THE LEADER”.