Schylling Atomic Robot Man Christmas Tree Ornament Tin 1998 | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
vintagelamp
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1998 Schylling Atomic Robot Man Christmas Tree Ornament Tin
This is posted for Virginia.vintage because I fell in love with her tiny robot that she had previously posted. I found this little guy while cleaning out a relative's attic. He may not be worth a fortune but I love him anyway.
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Such an old-school 1950's look robot form!
Adorable!
vintageMisc, Thank you!
racer, Thank you!
Love robots, this one is terrific, such a fabulous red & great shape
i don't know how i missed this beauty all these years!!
Newfld,
Thank you so much! I have to find where I placed him since my move.
ho2cultcha,
Thank you! Robot is happy that you found him...now I have to find him...
Unique For A Ornament..The Term Robot Was First Used In A Czech Play In 1920.
T.
Cisum,
Interesting...thank you!!!
Your Most Welcome!
T.
The name of the 1920 Play was Rossum’s universal robots
In addition the first programmable digital robot was invented
in 1954 called Unimate
After Karel Capek Wrote The Play, He Submitted The Word 'Robot' To The Oxford Dictionary In The U.K.,
One Of The Prominent Writers Of Robots Was Isaac Asimov, Releasing The 1950 Titled, 'I-Robot', Showing Real Interaction Between Human And Robot.
T.
I think ,,therefore I am
A gorgeous robot which I wish I could find something so wonderful as this is !~
I love this !!!
I agree Sean. This is a great piece! I would have loved to have this on our Christmas Tree as a child or as the old man I am now. I also remember being enthralled reading Asimov's "I-Robot". Thanks for sharing vintagelamp
PhilDMorris,
Thank you! I saved this one from the garbage for sure!
SEAN,
Thank you for the comment!
Bruce99,
Thank you! You are so welcome!