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  1. gazpacho

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    Is that your kitchen?
     
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    Yep, its a little OTT for a kitchen I admit.
     
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    A home full of joy!!!
     
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    Bought some more stupid rubber toys for 'enshrinement' :razz:

    12" high, very rare colorway for this sculpt from Combex.
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    Italian company similar to Ledraplastic called 'Rubbertoys'.
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    Little Birdy (Made in Ireland)
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    Combex Hula-hula bunny
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    Professor Owl by Semco
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    9" Vintage Italian Rabbit by Ledra

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    @The Moog Loving the nightlight – bet that glows a gooden?
     
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    It would, but these old 'Nite Lites' are not worth the risk. They're large converted squeakers. The factory cut the base and fitted the light and switch and then drilled a few holes in the top of the sculpt to release hot air.

    Even with the original low wattage bulb, the one I tested got extremely hot. Pretty much at the point of melting after a few minutes. I'm amazed they got away with selling them, but obviously this was before stricter health and safety laws arrived.
     
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    Here's my ‘Atchan’ AKA Sony Boy – what a cutie.
     

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    9" Combex mouse.

    All the years i've been collecting squeakers <Deleted content>. :) This shit is dope.

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    Keep posting, and you’ll have competition soon enough :twisted:

    do you know of any squeak/squishy vinyl online communities?
     
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    I know, I came here to edit that part out. You were ahead of me. My nerdy excitement overcame me. :)

    Yep, mainly European. Spanish and Italian. Not so much English speaking, I think Italian Squeaky/Rubber toys are the pinnacle of vintage stuff ... Also, luckily for me, a lot of Combex is UK postage only.

    I'll shut-up now ...
     
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    Yeah I really like the Ledra Disney line. I also have some Nakajima Disney but those are more cute whereas Ledra is more “rough” looking
     
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    I think I know what you mean. I love Ledra for the tactile feel, the scale of their figures is larger than most, and they're very well made. Its one of the reasons I love squeakers so much. They're really durable. They have a weight and strength to them that you don't see in a lot of toys ...
     
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    Took a few years to find this pooch, in fact, more than just a few. I've always thought of him as the Chinese dog, but now i have him in hand i don't really know why!

    Hole punched in the front most probably for a kids toothbrush.

    7" high.
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    Ducky Gillespie ...

    8.5" high vintage squeaker. Combex Creations.
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    Two vintage bears made by Rosebud, England. The standing bear is 5" high and the other is 3" high.

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    Rosebud, England.

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    12" vintage Giraffe, no makers marks. He was absolutely covered in grime, but cleaned up really nice. I think he's Italian made, thats my guess anyway. The squeaker is positioned in his chest on the front.

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    That soooo shoulda gone in the other end! :lol:
     
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    Ha! Unfortunately for that excellent idea, there's a tail in the way and its batty crease is too deep.
     
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    6" high vintage squeaker by Rosebud, England.

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    Love this one!
     
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    Nice!
    Killing it with the selections. Thanks for sharing. Love all three of those elephants, and as a group they're formidable. Are they all by the same manufacturer? They look similar in style and vinyl ...

    I have the reclining Kewpie too, but I've never seen the sitting version before ... toys sitting down usually look good to me ...
     
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    From left to right: Sanitoy, J. L. Prescott Co., Edward Mobley
     

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