Museum of Yo-Yo History


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Kusan Twin Twirler

Exhibit #781

Type	Production
Shape	Specialty
Axle	Fixed
Color	Marbelized
Packaging	None
Construction	Multi-piece plastic
Response	Starburst
Diameter	D: 4.5cm W: 5cm
Gap	Fixed
Weight	33.7g
Estimated Value	$30
Condition	8
Date	1952
To	1954
Owner	Tom Cunningham
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Kusan made several types of these special yo-yo and top hybrid models in the 1950s. A Combination yo-yo and spin top made unique tricks possible. The top and yo-yo combination was nothing new, going back well into the 1800s. But Kusan's were probably the first ones made from durable plastic, and popular during the time.