Toy Diving Subs (Set of 2)
Diving Sub Powered by Baking Powder
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$9.90
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Toy Diving Subs (Set of 2)
Diving Sub Powered by Baking Powder
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Just like the subs found in cereal boxes in the 1950s, this classic toy is powered by baking powder. It submerges and resurfaces on its own as if it were a real miniature working submarine. Fill with baking powder (baking powder not included), shake vigorously under water a few times, and let the fun begin. Plastic. 4½" long. Ages 5 and up.
- The perfect toy for the bathtub or pool
- Makes a great stocking stuffer
- Easy to set up; fun to watch
Diving sub powered by baking powder.
Toy Diving Subs (Set of 2)
Safety Warnings
Materials
Care
Sizing & Specifications
Origin
Not for use in a fish aquarium. Small parts, choking hazard, not for children under 3.
Plastic
Wipe with a damp cloth.
Assembly Required: N
Cord Polarized: N
Manufactured In: China
Material - Country Of Origin: China
Toy Diving Subs (Set of 2)
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Childhood Memories
I purchased this item for my 66 year-old brother. When he was a boy he had a similar sub that he obtained by sending in boxtops. I think they were cereal boxtops. What a great way to bring back childhood fun memories!
January 12, 2013
Subs for my 4 yr old Grandson!
As always, Vermont Country Store came through with yet another 'blast from the past'! My brothers and my husband all had these when they were little, and my Grandson thinks they are 'awesome'! Thanks! You are an amazing company!
January 1, 2013
Boy's childhood memories.
I bought these for my husband. He kept commenting on these toys that he had growing up. When I saw them I had to get them for Christmas.
December 12, 2012
Nice stocking stuffer
Just a unique toy from the past to stuff a stocking with.
December 9, 2012
Military Brats and the Sub
In the 1950's we were stationed all over the place and I remember when we were in Naples, Italy with a big naval port someone gave our family 2 of these subs. The bathtub stayed so busy and we soon ran out of baking soda which finally gave Mom some relief from all the fussing about whose turn it was to play with them. There were 6 kids at the time so it could get loud. The subs never failed, as long as you had baking soda, you were good to go. Good memories.
November 18, 2012
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