Museum of Yo-Yo History


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Royal Champion Super Deluxe

Exhibit #3982

Type	Production
Shape	Standard (-)
Axle	Fixed
Finish	Painted
Packaging	None
Construction	One piece wood
Response	None
Gap	Fixed
Condition	8
Date	1948
To	1955
Owner	Rick Brough
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A one-piece maple wood Royal yo-yo from the late 1940s or early 1950s. One of the few Royal yo-yos that did not use a royal crown in the stamp or, in this case, the decal. There are four "jewels" on each halve of this simple but beautiful yo-yo in a classic tournament shape.

When the yo-yo was manufactured, the holes for the jewels were drilled first. Then, the yo-yo halves were painted. And finally, the jewels were cemented into place.

Original retail price: 65Â¢

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