Fixed Axle Friday Throws

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Old Kalamar Trissan “Yes it’s Wood Imported from Sweden”

As I research for providence for the age of this model . Here is what AI has to say

“The Kalmartrissan is a classic Swedish wooden yo-yo, invented in 1932 by Gösta Elfverson, inspired by a yo-yo seen in England and uniquely crafted from a single piece of beech wood, unlike typical two-piece designs, featuring Kalmar Castle as its logo, and still produced by Elfverson & Co. in Sweden today, making it a beloved, enduring toy with deep roots in Småland, near Kalmar. “

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Happy Fri-eH and MerreH Christmas :christmas_tree: let the tradition continue….. DeHcade

@edhaponik @colinleland

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Taking a break from the Holiday Snoopy butterfly and to throw my Optic Star no jive I got for Christmas several years ago with a Ultem axle sleeve from @AudreySickburn

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TMBR this-a-way that-a-way (in the this-a-way configuration)

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Trusty Apollo today

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@DLC :trophy:

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Stocking Stuffer ; Worlds Smallest Butterfly

“It actually works” The Packaging :package:

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That looks even better in this pic than it looked on the site!! Stunning!! :star_struck:

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“Technically an actual YoYo!”

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you reminded me that I have one of these too. It does technically work. Landed some stalls on it.

i kinda hate it :joy: but in a fun way

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Thank you! It was love at first throw. Pictures don’t do her justice! :joy::trophy:

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Love :eyes:

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2026 marks 50 YEARS since Tom Kuhn made the first version of the yo-yo that would forever change the game (so to speak).

I often think back to the story he told of throwing the first prototype on his porch and the newsboy asking him about it.

“Oh it’s a wood yo-yo I made.”

“No jive… you MADE that?”

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20 bonus points for the lore drop

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