For the cool kids of 1962

You would have been the talk of the block tooling around in this baby! A deluxe Flintstones Pedal Car!

After School TV

Remember all the cool TV shows they showed on weekday afternoons?  Sure, they were reruns of older shows, but we didn't give a hoot! Oh well, file them away with Saturday morning cartoons, I guess. I'd love to see the KING-TV line up on these latter day afternoons.

Yogi Bear And The 3 Stooges

This has to be a good one - Yogi Bear And The Three Stooges Meet The Mad, Mad, Mad, Dr. No-No. I would like to hear this before I die. I can't imagine. 1965, I think...

Super TV Heroes #1

This is on my want list indeed. Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes #1, Gold Key, 1968. I always had a soft spot for Gold Key anyway, and this brings back a lot of cool Saturday Morning memories..

Brought To You By...

A super-sharp screencap of The Flintstones Carnation Milk spot at the beginning of the show. The Flintstones were a prime time show for ABC, so not all the sponsors / commercials were kid oriented. Shows of the day usually had multiple sponsors.

Jonny Quest: The Robot Spy

Remember this Jonny Quest episode? It featured the almost invincible "Robot Spy"... When found, it was taken in to be studied by Dr. Quest, and the military. It morphed from a flying saucer into the cool spider-bot thing! (ABC-TV, 1964)
Someone (Owner?) did a neat backyard tribute with an old V-Dub...

Snuffles!

One of my all-time favorites from Hanna-Barbera. The dog that gets high on dog biscuits like they were Dilaudids.

Frankenstein Jr. Puzzle

Man, I would sure like to have one of these babies. My favorite Hanna-Barbera super hero! From 1966, by Whitman.

Jonny Quest Premium

Here are some great in-store displays for the P.F. Flyers Jonny Quest Magic Ring. The thing was, you had to buy a pair of P.F. Flyers to get the ring! I can only imagine the pressure put on the parents at the shoe department!

Jonny Quest Paint By Number

I ran across this Transogram Jonny Quest Paint By Number Set.. There is very little Jonny Quest merchandising compared to almost every other Hanna-Barbera series, especially one as successful as JQ. The package design is eye-catching as well. Either 1964, or 65.

Jetsons World.

Just a neat background image from Hanna-Barbera's The Jetsons. "Space Gems", is of course a parody of Screen Gems, the well-known production company...

That's MR. Jinks to you!

I don't know - I just love this cel / frame from a classic Pixie & Dixie cartoon!

Hanna-Barbera Heroes!

What a cool illustration of the best Hanna-Barbera super heroes of the 1960s!  Yes, The Fantastic Four are technically Marvel, but why spoil the party? Man, do I ever wish Boomerang still showed these gems...

Space Kidettes Puzzle

A scarce example of merch for The Space Kidettes. I think this was an underrated  Saturday morning show from Hanna-Barbera. Good stories and very little "cuteness". It aired on NBC-TV from 1966 - 67.

Space Ghost Model Sheet (1966)

Here is Alex Toth's model sheet for Hanna-Barbera's Space Ghost. I never got why the ghost never wore boots. It's no big deal, but it was...different. Great show. This was H-B at their best. (CBS, 1966)