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Kusan Twin Twirler Bat
Exhibit #1707
TypeProduction
ShapeSpecialty
AxleFixed
FinishUnfinished
ColorMarbeled white/blue
PackagingBubble Carded
ConstructionMulti-piece plastic
ResponseNone
ConditionMint in Package
Date1953
To1961
OwnerRick Brough
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Kusan Twin Twirler Bat. A combination spinning top and return top. "Do more tricks with a twin twirler."

Based on the patent number printed on the front of the packaging, near the lower right corner, this model may have been released sometime around the mid 1950s.

Wallace F. Darden of Springfield, Tennessee was the inventor of this unique toy. He was granted U.S. patent 2614364 on October 21, 1952.

Kusan, Inc. was based out of Nashville, Tennessee.

See also these other versions of the Bat:
Marketoy Company Twin Twirler with self-starter, Canadian packaging (late 60s, early 70s).
Marketoy Company Twin Twirler with self-starter, US packaging (late 60s, early 70s).
Coleman Industries Twin Twirler Professional (1960s).
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