ALTALT ALTALT In 1984, Nasta produced a line of portable Muppet radios under their “Power-Tronic” label. The Kermit AM radio, depicting Kermit dressed in a tuxedo, came with a carrying strap. And the Miss Piggy AM Radio & Headset came with a belt clip so it could be worn while exercising. The image of Piggy in her workout gear was likely a reference to her 1982 album, Miss Piggy’s Aerobique Exercise Workout Album ..read more

Set of 12 “Muppet Show” buttons produced in 1977 in the UK. They were also sold at the Muppet Stuff store in New York City. The manufacturer is unknown; the only marks on the buttons say, “HA! 1976-77 ..read more

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I personally don’t know the value of merchandise, but if you want a frame of reference you could search the products on ebay and see how much people are selling them for ..read more

how-to-be-a-grouch: Muppet Die-Cast Cars (Tomy 1983 ..read more

side 1 side 2 side 3 side 4 front view, photographed with the 1981 and 1984 ornaments “Muppets Party” satin Christmas ornament, produced by Hallmark in 1982 ..read more

muppetationalcollectables: “A [Sort of] Christmas Carol”, written by Ellis Weiner and illustrated by Dean Yeagle. A Christmas comic for Muppet Magazine Volume 2, Issue 1 (Winter 1984). Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays ..read more

I’d say ebay would be a good place ..read more

Submitting a photo of the rattle might help better ..read more

In 1983, Enesco produced two sets of mugs featuring Muppet cartoons. The first set pictured above was written and drawn by known Muppet comic artists, Guy and Brad Gilchrist ..read more