Invicta

by hankinstein

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Invicta Plastics is British company that started releasing dinosaurs and other prehistoric mammals in the 1970s. Originally, they were solid-colored and resembled Marx figures (but were much larger than Marx figures). Later on, they began releasing painted versions. So far, the painted versions are all I have been able to find.

There is a wealth of information at the Realm of Rubber Dinosaurs, should you want to find out more details... http://www.rubberdinosaurs.com/invicta.htm

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Invicta Pliosaur

Created by hankinstein on 1/31/07

Stamped: A PLIOSAUR (Liopleurodon), Length about 8m, British Museum (Natural History), 1989, Invicta Plastics Ltd.

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Invicta Plesiosaurus

Created by hankinstein on 1/31/07

Stamped: PLESIOSAURUS, Length: about 14m, British Museum (Natural History) 1978, Invicta Plastics ltd.

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Invicta Mammoth

Created by hankinstein on 1/31/07

Stamped: WOOLLY MAMMOTH, Length: about 5m, British Museum (Natural History) 1975

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Invicta Ichthyosaurus

Created by hankinstein on 1/31/07

Stamped: ICHTHYOSAURUS, British Museum (Natural History), Length: up to 8 metres long, 1986

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Invicta Glyptodon

Created by hankinstein on 1/31/07

Stamped: GLYPTODON, Length: about 3m, British Museum (Natural History) 1975

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