Vintage diecast keychains

[KingboyD]

Store display of Ark King Kong diecast keychains. Behold!

[repairtechjon]

Very cool. Love it. That must be one quite heavy display, I'm a little surprised there wasn't more Pulling or ripping over the years, so it must have been always stored flat.

Do each of the arms and legs move?

And, it's not just a rectagle card, but cut in a cool shape. Nice find.

[KingboyD]

Thanks. Yeah,its pretty heavy. The arms move, not the legs. The card stock is pretty heavy, but it was also likely not hung long, as you suggest. I am so happy to have this. Which leads to...

Keychains - part 2. This one is by Bullmark but features the same Kong, in addition to Godzilla, Mekanda, and Beeton. What an unusual assortment! But great card art.

[admin1 aka Ed]

Where did the pics come from Myles? Did you score some and import?

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[KingboyD]

Not sure I understand what you are asking. These are from my collection. The top pics are mine. The second item pic is from the auction, but I won this item. I just could not find it buried in all my crap to take new pics. I did not buy these in bulk, and they are not for sale. And I certainly do not plan to break up the King Kong display set to sell the keychains individually! Just sharing some pics of my rare items to get the vintage section going again. Enjoy!

(Also, continuing to establish a link between Bullmark and Ark.)