<p>SH Horikawa, Space ,Moonscape Toy
</p><p>The toy is symbolic of the the fascination of the space race in the 1950's and 1960's.
SH Horikawa toys were made in Japan, Horikawa being the wholesaler for the toys.
This toy is battery operated with a metal base and  a cardboard background, and foreground. The ping pong ball would hover when the toy was operated.
</p><p>The toy is part of the Treasure Island Museum Collection which is part of the Navy"s historical collection. The Treasure Island Museum is closed.  The collection will be incorporated into the Navy"s primary collection at Curator Branch.
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Collection of Curator Branch, Naval History and Heritage Command.
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