SKY KING COLLECTIBLES

Metal, gold-colored base, reads "SKY KING" on either side and has a
white, glow-in-the-dark stone on top. The stone is hollow and slides to the
side so you can store secret messages inside. The ring has Sky King's
Flying Propeller insignia on either side. The Flying Crown Brand insignia
is under the stone. The brand was to be used as a seal in wax when
sending secret messages.

This item had a scope that you could look through and by adjusting the
movable reflective piece, look behind you. It also contained a whistle that
you could remove from the scope with a magnifier on the other end. Signal
scope is 5 1/8 inches long and has a line drawing of Sky King and a drawing
of the flying crown and contains the words "SKY KING SECRET SIGNAL
SCOPE", "PRIVATE CODE"-(with a listing- Come Quick, Stop, Look be-
hind, Danger ahead, Enemy Near,etc complete with code.) It originally cost
15 cents and one round metal disc or the paper liner from the Peter Pan
Peanut Butter jar.

The Ring has a gold-colored band with Sky King and the Flying Propeller
insignia on both sides. The "glow in the dark" top can be used to signal
friends and has a revolving ring which make the picture change. There is
a secret comparment for hiding messages. Under the top is a Sky King
brand. The brand was to be used as a seal in wax when sending secret
messages. It originally cost 15 cents and one round metal disc from the
Peter Pan Peanut Butter jar.

Made from brass and other materials.Telescopic viewer moves in and out. 
On top, there are action codes that say: Advance, Retreat, Stop, Help, Danger.
Ring has the "Flying Arrow" airplane on one side and "Yellow Fury" horse
on the other. It originally cost 25 cents and one round metal disc or the paper
jar top liner from the Peter Pan Peanut Butter jar.

The ring is brass and plastic. The ring opens up and contains a secret compart-
ment with the flying crown brand inside, a magnifying glass hidden in a ruby red
base, and a pen for writing messages. The pen section glows an eerie blue
when the lights go out. One side of the ring pictures an airplane and says
"Flying Arrow", the other side pictures a horse and says "Yellow Fury". It
originally cost 20 cents and one round metal disc or the paper jar top liner
from the Peter Pan Peanut Butter jar.

Top of Ring is Brass and has words "Electronic Television" at top of ring
from mid-way on left side to mid-way right. Sky King's picture shows through
clear plastic lens. Originally, also included were Penny, Clipper, Jim, and
Martha. Base of ring is made of red bakolite.On one side of ring there is a
plane with the words "Flying Arrow" above and the other side a horse, with
"Yellow Fury" above. It originally cost 15 cents and one round metal disc or
the paper jar top liner from the Peter Pan Peanut Butter jar.

This is the brass version. It also came in an aluminum version. Both approx-
imately equal value, even though the brass one was more attractive. On the
front are the words "SKY KING'S SPY-DETECTO WRITER" in raised let-
tering along with a symbol of a flying crown. Each writer has a box with it's
own individual number stamped into it. On the left side is a circle with capital
letters, A through Z and a rotating dial with the letters scrambled. On the
right side is a hole. The writer came with a silver and brass colored ring that
fit into the writer and moved a rotating wheel inside that could be used with a
stamp pad to make coded messages. On the back there is an embossed pic-
ture of Sky King and the letters "SK." On one side, there is a picture of an
airplane, with the words, "FLYING ARROW" and to the right, the picture
of a running horse and the words "YELLOW FURY." It originally cost 20
cents and one round metal disc or the paper liner from the Peter Pan
Peanut Butter jar.

The ring is 24-karet gold plated. It has a green plastic stone in the center.
On one side is the symbol "Aztec Fire God"--the sinister pagan god of fire
and sacrifice that all the Aztecs feared. On the other side is the "Aztec
Calendar"--looks just like the one Sky King deciphered to find the clues
to the hidden Aztec treasure.

The 10 power Detecto-Microscope sits in a black stand.  The stand had to
be assembled.  The microscope had a leather-like finish and was detach-
able from the stand so you could take it with you.  It glowed in the dark
so you could send blinker messages.  On it was a Sky King picture, the
Flying Crown, the skull of a bull, and Sky King code.  It came with
a piece of horsehair, a sample of gold ore, sand from the painted desert,
a piece of mesquite wood and a secret map that glows in the dark.

The Ring is silver in color with a turquios colored stone.There are Indian
symbols on the band. The ring was a Peter Pan Peanut butter send away item.
It cost 10 cents and also included for free was a plastic resealable lid for
the Peanut butter for mom.

The cream colored stamp box measures 1 3/4" x 1 1/4" x 7/16", and has
the words "Your Personal Name & Address Stamping Kit from Sky King".
It has line drawing of Sky King on right side with a red line border around
it. Two pieces, top comes off and inside attached to top cover is a rubber
stamp with the original owners name and address on it. On bottom inside
is ink pad attached to bottom. On bottom outside is printed "For Best
Results Re-Ink with FAYMUS Stamp Pad Ink .....Made in U.S.A......
Bankers & Merchants Inc. Chicago 13, Illinois" also in red print. It orig-
inally cost 30 cents and the label from a jar of Golden Roasted Peter Pan
Peanut Butter.

Issued by Nabisco cereal c.1956. They were a Wheat Honeys cereal pre-
mium. Figures stand about sixty millimeters tall and are made with a semi-
transparent colored plastic by Marx. Characters include Sky King, Penny,
Clipper, Mitch, Horse, and Songbird. Characters do vary in color.