Maker: Southern California Plastic Company
Model: Flyin Saucer
Style: FS7/AT
Mold:
Size: 9.25 inches
Disc Color: Variegated
Lettering/Hot Stamp: Flyin Saucer (on top); A Pipco Product. Official Flying Saucer, Glendale Calif., Pipco Logo (on bottom).
Label/Sticker: Black print on Yellow adhesive paper
Date Introduced: 1954
Number Produced:
Period of Manufacture: 1954
Special Notes: Fred Morrison called these variegated discs "vomit models" and said they came in 3 flavors: Seasick, Carsick, and Airsick. His American Trends labels were stuck to either the top or bottom. This label is the first of three different versions.
Contributor(s): Phil Kennedy

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
This is a typical descriptor for all Flyin-Saucers. Be sure to follow this example exactly. You can highlight the entire descriptor text block above, copy and paste it to your disc, then make changes as appropriate. Make sure the descriptor category titles remain in boldface type while the descriptor text remains in unbolded type. You can add as much information in the Special notes area as you like as well as adding links to people, places or things.
For all Flying-Saucers the titles should be listed as the Maker—Style—Disc Color—Any further description. These are separated by an em dash. (Windows is Alt0151; Mac is Shift+Option+Hyphen). For more information on Disc Colors used in the FDM, click here: Color Specifications