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| | Did you Know...?: A Look at the Erector Set |
 | | Thus, the “Mysto Erector Structural Steel Builder” debuted at the 1913 Toy Fair in New York, and children all over America were soon building mini-metropoli with beams, bolts, pulleys, gears and even motors. |
 | | The possibilities seemed endless, and even children who already had the basic erector set pined away and begged their parents to get them additions and upgrades. |
 | | As the years went on, there were more and more fantastic developments with the Erector Set, and some very impressive models were developed that included, among many others, Ferris wheels, zeppelins, a 1940 Parachute Jump and a 1950 Amusement Park. |
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