Toy Robots

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At the Chicago Antique Toy Show, host Ralph Kovel finds battery-operated toy robots. The most collectible were made in Japan during the 1950s and cost hundreds of dollars each!

This toy robot, named Jupiter, was made in 1950 by the Yonezawa Company. It recently sold in an auction for $45,600. It's in mint condition with original packaging.

This robot from the 1950s sells for $1,200.

This robot from 1950 is driving a Mercedes with a ray gun. It's priced at $900.

This wind-up "Space Trooper" was made in 1955. It's tagged for $850.

This robot from the 1960s is a bargain at $600.

This smaller wind-up robot, also from the 1960s, is priced less at $450.

The "Planet Robot" was inspired by Robbie the Robot from the movie Forbidden Planet.

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Chicago Toy Show
Chicago Toy Show
c/o Antique World Shows Inc.
PO Box 34509
Chicago, IL 60634
E-mail: Chicagotoyshow@aol.com
Website: www.chicagotoyshow.com
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Flea Market Finds With The Kovels : Episode FMF-302
•	Depression-Era Glass
•	Miniature Pitchers
•	Toy Robots
•	Space Program Patches
•	Travel Trunks
•	Luggage Stickers
•	Antique Baskets
•	Country Crocks
•	What's It?

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