| Hustler introduced this toy in
about 1934? but did not produce it for very long. Called
"Jimmie" it has very good action when pulled - his head bobs
up and down while its hands and legs move. |
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This is my husband's favorite
Hustler toy in the collection. Called "Poncho" in their
catalogs for some unknown reason. About 15 inches long. The mule's head
and the clown's legs move back and forth when pulled. |
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| The Hustler Sambo was called
"Coon and His Mule" in an early ad. A sad sign of the times.
This is one of the most common Hustler toys. |
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This duck was made by the
Toylanders of Sterling, Illinois. Toylanders became a Hustler toy
company. |
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| Hiram Hustler is very hard to
find. Works just like the Sambo Hustler. |
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