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| Formerly | The Carlisle Company, Carlisle Co. |
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| Founded | 1990's |
| Fate | Downfall in Popularity |
| Successor | Natural Wonders |
Area served | Canada, United States, United Kingdom |
| Products | Perpetual Motion Simulators |
| Website | carlislecompany.com (not available) |
The Carlisle Company, also known as Carlisle Co. or simply Carlisle, is an American toy manufacturer most known for it's perpetual motion simulators. The company has since "retired", meaning their products are now discontinued, and rare. Carlisle has since gotten the attention of many toy collectors around the world with it's toys and products appearing in children's shows such as Baby Einstein and Baby Prodigy.
Kinetics
editThe reason that Carlisle got it's popularity is with their perpetual motion simulators, otherwise referred to by collectors 'Kinetics' as their mesmerizing pattern gathers toy collectors to collect them.
Kinetic List
edit1990's decade
edit- Polaris (Discontinued, 1990's), Representing the Polaris Star, it features, in it's most common form, a red ball in the middle, seemingly representing the Polaris star. The red ball is located between a yellow ring, within a purple ring, which itself is within a light-blue [1]
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