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Created 14-Jan-26
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Flying discs have been hand-thrown from the get-go. But “faster, farther, more accurate” have always been human goals. And so it was inevitable that inventive people along the way came up with all sorts of creative methods to launch discs with extra power. From rubber band flingers to spring flippers to the latest rechargeable propeller-driven R/C saucers the examples found in this gallery of the Museum are remarkable for their breadth of imaginative propulsions.

Phil Kennedy,
Gallery Manager
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Art-Craft Playthings—Aero-Bo—DiscArt-Craft Playthings—Aero-Bo—Launcher & DiscsArt-Craft Playthings—Aero-Bo—PackageBaby Frisbee—Unknown—Blue, Green—PackageBaby Frisbee—Unknown—Blue, Red—PackagedBaby Frisbee—Unknown—Green, Yellow—PackagedBaby Frisbee—Unknown—Red, Yellow—PackagedBarton Magic Toy—Flying Saucer Gun—Gold, Red—Launcher—PackageUnknown—Batman—Black—Flip'N Fly Knockoff—PackageBC International—Bottle Cap Shooter—PackageC & W Plastics—UFO—Blue—BottomC & W Plastics—UFO—Blue—Package FrontC & W Plastics—UFO—Blue—Package HeaderC & W Plastics—UFO—Blue—Top with LauncherCadbury Curlywurly—Flip'N Fly Knockoff—BlueCadbury Curlywurly—Flip'N Fly Knockoff—Blue—BottomCadbury Curlywurly—Flip'N Fly Knockoff—YellowCadbury Curlywurly—Flip'N Fly Knockoff—Yellow—BottomCarl's Jr.—Dinotrux—Pinch Launcher—Black—PackageCarl's Jr.—Dinotrux—Pinch Launcher—Black—Package—Back
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