Play Doh Modelling Clay 4 + 2 Primary Colours

Play-Doh:Since it hit the market in 1956, Play-Doh modelling clay has become a classic and beloved product, used in homes and schools around the world by children of all ages.1956: Play-Doh®, a non-toxic recyclable product developed by Rainbow Crafts in Cincinnati, was marketed and sold at the toy department of Woodward & Lothrop Department Store, Washington, D.C. Play-Doh is available in a single size and color, i.e. in a box of 1.5 pounds and in off-white. A year earlier, it had been implanted in schools, kindergartens and daycare.1957: Three new colors were added to the Play-Doh range: yellow, red and blue, and the pack of three pots is introduced. Early television commercials include Miss Frances' stint on Ding Dong School and Captain Kangaroo.1958: The pack of 4 cans of Play-Doh paste, including red, yellow, blue and white pastes, debuts at the American Toy Fair exhibition.1960: the new Fun Factory® concept diversified its range. The Play-Doh paste logo, featuring the image of Play-Doh Pete, is created.1960: The new two-ounce "mini pots" of Play-Doh paste are marketed.1964: PLAY-DOH paste arrives on the international stage and is marketed in England, France and Italy.1970: Play-Doh Pete's television commercial, displaying the image on the Play-Doh paste jars took its place among the top 100 ads voted by Advertising Age.1971: Kenner Products merges with Rainbow Crafts, and Play-Doh compound enters the Kenner product line.1972: Play-Doh dough reaches a record production quota of 500,000,000 jars.1983: Play-Doh putty introduces the new Rainbow 8-pot set - four new bright colors join the original four.1986: Play-Doh, which had been packed in cardboard for 30 years, is then presented in a carefully sealed but easy-to-open plastic jar to increase its durability.1991: Play-Doh joins Hasbro, Inc. as a product of the Playskool line, when Hasbro bought multinational Tonka and its subsidiaries Kenner and Parker Brothers.1996: Play-Doh paste celebrates its 40th anniversary and introduces two colors, gold and silver. Among the other new products in the range, the Play-Doh brand is going to high technology by releasing Play-Doh Créations, its new CD-Rom game, an educational software for children.1997: The Play-Doh Fuzzy pumper barber & beauty shop, featuring a character whose "hair" can grow and then be stylized, is released again. The first version of this product appeared in 1977.2000: The Play-Doh Colorful Campaign gathers over 100,000 votes, determining the country's favorite Play-Doh paste colors. Rose Red, Purple Paradise, Blue Lagoon and Garden Green are the victorious colors.2003: the product Play-Doh creativity table goes on sale. Consisting of a complete all-in-one set, this gigantic workspace gives rise to lots of creative activities with felt-tip pens, pastels and Play-Doh paste of course!2006: Play-Doh paste celebrates its 50th anniversary.