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 Sponsors and Curators
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| Goody 1942 Twirler Champion |
| Exhibit #4002 |
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| Type | Award |
| Condition | 7 |
| Date | 1942 |
| Owner | Rick Brough |
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Goody Twirler Champion award patch, dated 1942. The shield shape and colors used on this patch are quite similar to the Duncan Yo-Yo Winner patch from 1942.. The main difference was that the Duncan patch was a heavy-gauge cloth with embroidery stitched letters, numbers, and a star. The Goody patch, on the other hand, used a cloth backing material as the base for the application of what appears to be red and blue paint in the background (it has heavy cracking throughout), along with a white and blue flocking that gave the letters, numbers, and star a texture similar to velvet.
Goody was a popular yo-yo brand that was marketed primarily in the eastern United States. Their patches are uncommon, and this particular patch is hard to find.
Besides their glamorous looking jeweled yo-yos, Goody's term for "Yo-Yo" was "Twirler" which helped to further distinguished them from Duncan and others. | |
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