1966 Press Photo Silly Putty comes to Paris

Silly Putty comes to Paris; Silly Putty, an american gimmick which owes its tremendous success to Peter Hodgson (Annual sales ~6million) is now being demonstrated in Paris. "Fun" is a good description of the stuff. It bounces higher than a rubber ball, provides hours of enjoyment, Will Shutter when struck suddenly with a halmer, stretches, Pops and flows into a puddle when left alone. Photo Shows A young and attractive Parisian demonstrates the "Silly Putty".

Photo measures 10.25 x 8 inches.

Photo is dated 02-02-1966.

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