Schylling made many, many unique Superman Classic collectibles in the early 2000s. This High Bounce Ball from 2005 is not just a bounce ball, but a diorama as well showing Superman flying high above a very detailed topographical area which a photo cannot do justice. In addition to various buildings, there’s a train running on its tracks about to approach a bridge that crosses a river. As it was for all of the Superman Classic merchandise…
Reminiscent of the old tin toys of days gone by, this Schylling Superman Classic Rocket fits right in. With a body made of tin, and tin an rubber wheels, this toy emits a “WHIRRR” sound when pushed. In its transparent canopy, a baby Kal-El sleeps during his famous journey to Earth from the doomed planet Krypton. As it was with most of the Schylling Superman Classic toys, this rocket was released in 2001 in its comic panel thematic box.
In 2001, Schylling produced this cool Superman Classic Steel Safe. The box is a feast for the eyes alone with panels from various Superman comics from the 1950s with artwork from the legendary Curt Swan and Wayne Boring. The safe itself is red and features a combination lock with an image of Superman breaking chains on its door.
This Schyling Superman tin phone booth bank, sold in 2001, stands at 8.5 inches tall. The easily removable lid has a slot in it where you can deposit either coins or bills. What makes this bank so interesting is that there is different artwork on all four sides sequentially showing…
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