Toy, Hobby, & Games

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  • Western Publishing's P-O-P Team

    Western Publishing's P-O-P team includes: (from left) Bob Baker, manager of purchasing administration; Dave Van Dusen, manager of merchandising promotion; Rosa Ebinal, sales promotion creative supervisor; James Arasim, manager of creative engineering; Craig Olson, packaging engineer; Mark Richter,
    Western Publishing's P-O-P Team
  • VTech Electronic Toy & Learning Aid Display

    To display an operational line of toys and list their features and benefits, inviting trial by children and/or adults, thereby promoting purchase.
    VTech Electronic Toy & Learning Aid Display
  • Darda Mouse

    Darda's motorized toy mice are ready to speed off of "cheesy" countertop display in toy stores.
    Darda Mouse
  • Nintendo Fiberoptic Globe

    Frank Mayer & Associates Inc., Grafton, Wis.
    Nintendo Fiberoptic Globe
  • Impel Sports Entertainment Center

    To develop a modular merchandising system for multiple classes of trade that provides maximum flexibility for displaying multiple sports and entertainment collector products in a format that capitalizes on the appeal of sports.
    Impel Sports Entertainment Center
  • Breezy Singers

    The six Breezy Singers birds come pre-packaged with the display.
    Breezy Singers
  • Nintendo Acrylic Counter Display

    Acrylic counter display foils thieves by anchoring the electronic game to its base. Another display, for twin-screened games, hooks behind the counter.
    Nintendo Acrylic Counter Display
  • Akklaim Countertop SuperPlay Display

    Countertop SuperPlay display uses two trays; floorstand uses four trays atop a base. Same header appears above both.
    Akklaim Countertop SuperPlay Display
  • Play-Doh Products Permanent Display

    Play-Doh products' permanent display has adjustable shelving and changeable header card, allowing each Child World store to tailor product mix to its needs.
    Play-Doh Products Permanent Display
  • Disney Castle

    To develop a display that would be clearly identified with Disney, easily set up, project the quality image of both Disney and the Golden line, demonstrate a wide breadth of product, and hold sufficient inventory to satisfy demand.
    Disney Castle
  • East Haddam Kites Display

    Wire rack carousel holds about 125 of the company's colorful kites, air foils and other types of flying "machines."
    East Haddam Kites Display
  • Carmen Sandiego Display

    The mysterious "Carmen Sandiego" is slinking her way, P-O-P style, through computer software stores around the country, selling copies of the most recent computer game featuring her dastardly deeds.
    Carmen Sandiego Display