Big Wheel Pillows

Big Wheel- the toy of every 70s and 80s kid's dreams. Screen downhill with no seatbelt and no helmet. Skin your knee, roll into the leaf pile. Pedal to the metal, baby! Plastic tricycle / trike type toy.

The badass Green Machine Big Wheel. Monster toy of the 70s and 80s. Recumbent tricycle with killer steering and skid brakes. Great gift for 70s and 80s kids and fans of retro toys.

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This classic hot rod ran on pedal-power! It makes a great gift for the 1970s speedster in your life.

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Fishers Big Wheel Department Store

Fisher's Big Wheel was a discount department store chain. It was formed in 1939 following the consolidation of the Fisher Dry Goods company and a hardware store called Big Wheel. Fisher's Big Wheel was primarily located in smaller towns which were not already served by other discount retailers. At its peak, the chain comprised more than 100 stores in 8 states. The chain declared bankruptcy in 1993, selling some stores and closing others. Fisher's Big Wheel closed in 1994.

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Fisher's Big Wheel was a discount department store chain. It was formed in 1939 following the consolidation of the Fisher Dry Goods company and a hardware store called Big Wheel. Fisher's Big Wheel was primarily located in smaller towns which were not already served by other discount retailers. At its peak, the chain comprised more than 100 stores in 8 states. The chain declared bankruptcy in 1993, selling some stores and closing others. Fisher's Big Wheel closed in 1994.

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You Belong at Fishers Big Wheel

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One of the greatest toys of the 70s and 80s.

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Everyone wanted a 250R three wheeler back in the eighties. Actually I would love one today. This throwback to the original ATV will bring a smile to everyone who sees it.

A colourful big wheel on Liverpool waterfront.

Tricycle Shining Stroll.

little death big wheel

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Close up view of a big ferris wheel above a deep blue sky background.

Hand illustrated style of the Seattle Big Wheel

1979- The year of the 5th Annual Invitational Big Wheel Championship!

Will you take the Red Snapper or the box?

The Medicine Wheel Native Pride Big Chief Apparel Logo Tee. The Key to staying balanced. The Medicine Wheel has been the Strength for Native Americans for century's. Total Prints: 100

The ska punk band Reel Big Fish fish riding a OneWheel making him a Wheel Big Fish

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My comic book Character PTSD PHIL is riding his big Wheel like a boss!

Happy little xenomorph out for a spin on his tricycle.

Defunct Discount Department Store in Southwest PA.

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