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(via Klackers commercial, 1970s - 16mm film - YouTube)
Also known as Knockers and Click Clacks, these heavy acrylic balls attached to weighty string had only one purpose: to be knocked together as fast and hard as possible. This resulted in shattered toys and shrapnel flying everywhere. Clackers were officially banned in 1985.
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What’s your favorite 90s bizarre development?! Sizzling Loops? Skip it? Klackers? Pogs? Gak?… What's your favorite 90s bizarre development?! Sizzling Loops? Skip it? Klackers? Pogs? Gak? Random paperweights? Clearly I like Trolls! These are some OG Troll earrings!
3 Girls demonstrating Klik Klaks, Click Clacks or Klackers or Clackers from 1971
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLHftISLNHE)
Klackers - 70s toy
Klackers - Early 70's
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