Toys of the Seventies, Aggravation Ball (update)
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Made by Lakeside Industries — a division of Leisure Dynamics, Inc. US Patent No. 3653663. Clear plastic ball, about 6 inches in diameter. Inside: small black ball & 8 plastic cups (2x green, blue, red,yellow). one green cup has cutout section at bottom; the rest are numbered 1–7.
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I've been racking my brains for years trying to remember the name of this toy. I remember having one in the early 70's when i was about 6 or 7. It's exactly as described and as i remember the aim of the game was to pass the ball from cup to cup in a sequence. This is where the aggravation sets in as it was no where as easy as it looked. Cant find a picture of it anywhere.
anyone know where you can purchase an aggravation ball?
I have on, in the box, on a shelf...my kids always want to play with it but I just think its kind of cool. It is easier when your older than it was as a kid.
I have one I bought probably in the early 70’s and my kids (who are no longer kids) still play with it. Even if you do it once is no sign you will the next time. All ages love it. Simple compared to today’s toys!SQM
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