I can't find it! It might be at my Mum's. As soon as I track it down, I'll take a photo and post it. It was white, rectangular, about 6 inches tall by 3 wide by 1 thick. The panel behind the glass was black with a yellowish skull and crossbones repeated twice in mirror image so it looked the same when you flipped it. It also had a date on the top and bottom which read the same when flipped.
I really want to find it now, as it was a toy I loved as a child!
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Re: Tombstone / Gravestone toy
We have a ray of hope in Brer Bunny. Waiting with baited breath for pictures...
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Please post pictures! I believe my search for these is the oldest ongoing thread on the board!Originally posted by Brer Bunny View PostI also loved the sand picture but unfortunately the air bubbles always grew and after a year or two they became unusable. I still have my bleeding tombstone somewhere. Mine has skull and crossbones design with the blood leaking from eyes, nostrils, and mouth. You reversed it in exactly the same manner as the liquid timers.
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I remember someone having one with red & blue liquids that would act as a 5 minute timer. I shook it up a few times but they always seperated.
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Okay, give me some time to find it though, as my house is a little cluttered with old junk!
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Wow If you could get a picture on board we'd really appreciate it Brer.Originally posted by Brer Bunny View PostI also loved the sand picture but unfortunately the air bubbles always grew and after a year or two they became unusable. I still have my bleeding tombstone somewhere. Mine has skull and crossbones design with the blood leaking from eyes, nostrils, and mouth. You reversed it in exactly the same manner as the liquid timers.
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I also loved the sand picture but unfortunately the air bubbles always grew and after a year or two they became unusable. I still have my bleeding tombstone somewhere. Mine has skull and crossbones design with the blood leaking from eyes, nostrils, and mouth. You reversed it in exactly the same manner as the liquid timers.
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These were very popular in the 80's. Although I never owned one, I could never resist turning them over in toy shops.
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This thread always makes me think of these

I use to love these had quite a few over the years in a few different styles, mainly this type (slightly more elaborate)
and the ones a bit like the sand art pictures you tip upside down.
Sculpher: Is this the way your tombstone toy worked? (the blood)
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Still looking. I think an award for persistence should be in order!
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I still look out for this when searching ebay.
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This is now causing me sleepless nights. I'm going to give up looking at ten years.
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Thanks for looking, guys. It's out there somewhere!
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Me too ! I trawled loads of Pocket Money Toy sites but didn't find anything like except Pocketeer toys.
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