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Fraggle
Rock Pencil Case (1983)
Dats made
this pencil case featuring some of the most hideous likeness of Gobo and
Red ever released on any piece of merchandise. The actual case is made
of vinyl with a zipper for keeping stuff secure. It measures about 4 by
13 inches which will fit a 12 inch ruler. It's nice to have in a collection
but still an ugly piece all the same.

Fraggle
Rock Doozers Notebook (1984, UK)
Apparently,
the makers of the Hestair Fraggle Rock puzzles
also had a subgroup that specified in stationary. This Doozers notebook
was manufactured in England and probably only available in that region
as well. It measures about 6 by 3 1/2 inches and only has graphics on
it's covering. There is a small spot illustration of a Doozer with a notebook
on the back along with the Fraggle Rock logo.
The cover
illustration is a fun little picture with some great perspective drawing
in regards to the Doozer crane positioning the top of a tower in the picture's
background. It's a nice little piece of Fraggle memorabilia.

Fraggle
Rock Pencils (1985)
Empire Pencil
Corporation produced the Fraggle Rock pencils. They came in packs of 3
with at least 2 different pencil designs and package designs.
You get your
Fraggle pencil featuring the five doing their thing or a Doozer pencil
doing their things. The pencils seemed to be randomly packed.
The set with
Doozers on the package includes Fraggle pencils and the Fraggle package
has Doozer pencils. There also may be a Gorg pencil design as well.

Fraggle
Rock Colored Pencils (1985)
Empire Pencil
Corporation continued their great line of Fraggle supplies by producing
the Fraggle Rock colored pencils. These came in packs of 12 in a brightly
colored package.
A Doozer
is featured on each pencil with the color of the Doozer's helmet symbolizing
the color of the pencil. The pencils make a great accessory to the Fraggle
Rock eraser.

Fraggle
Rock Doozer Ruler (1985)
This is
your average 12 inch plastic school ruler made by Empire Pencil Corporation,
but it's covered with Doozers!

It depicts
a Doozer classroom and then a wacky Doozer construction scene all within
the same design printed on the actual ruler. It's interesting to note
that young Doozers tend to wear more clothing that the adult Doozers wear.

Fraggle
Rock Pencil Case (1985)
This yellow
case by Empire Pencil Corporation features the Fraggle five and several
Doozers.
There is
a place on the front for the student to write in personal information.

Fraggle
Rock Doozer Pencil Sharpener (1985)
This
sharpener by Empire Pencil Corporation appears to be a simple cube-shaped
pencil sharpener with a Doozer studying construction plans.
At this time,
it's not known if this item was sold separately or as a set.

Fraggle
Rock Pencil Toppers (1985, UK)
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Very little
is known about these Fraggle Rock pencil toppers. They came from the United
Kingdom but it is not known if they were exclusive to that region.
Three
characters are known to exist in this set: Gobo Fraggle, Red Fraggle and
a Doozer. They do not include copyright information or a year. Speculation
suggests that they were at least sold atop of a pencil quite likely to
have Fraggle Rock graphics and possible copyright information as well.
These ones were not cared for but even with the scuffing from age, it
is obvious that the paint jobs on these were very poor to begin with.
The sculpt
jobs are not half bad on these which makes it even more of a shame that
better care was not put into the paint detailing. The Gobo topper is one
of the better sculpting jobs of his likeness.

Fraggle
Rock School Folder (1985)
This
Fraggle Rock folder from Bright Ideas used plenty of the familiar Fraggle
Rock photos to make it quite an active thing to look at. Inside, it has
a small explanation about who the Doozers are which is printed on the
pockets. One would think that the entire folder would have a Doozer theme.
After the description, it tells you the be sure to watch Fraggle Rock
on HBO, so they sort of hide an advertising plug for the series.
There most
likely were other styles of school folders made but, paper items like
these are hard to come by, and sadly, once they've been used, they tend
to get thrown in the trash. Actually finding one these days can be quite
the thrill for the Fraggle Rock connoisseur.
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