Kids drawing toy from the seventies

[Malcolm66]

I'm looking for the name of a toy that allowed you to copy a photo or drawing by tracing from it and attaching a pencil at the other Which copied the image

[HowardKennitby]

Don't know if it had a brand name but you seem to be describing a pantograph type device.

[bibblebub]

pantograph ?

[Anngel123]

Was it a version of this?:
http://www.artifolk.c...raph.htm?r=googlebase

[Buenchico]

http://img2.etsystati...llxfull.294521614.jpg

[Malcolm66]

That's it. A pantograph, I'm fairly sure that that wasn't what it was called but it's certainly what it looked like.

[Malcolm66]

Brilliant, thanks all

[Frank97]

The one I had was called a Sketchograph.

[Cockney_si]

I'm sure it was called sketch-a-graph or something. I' sure the makers of spirograph used to make one. Of course a modern day photocopier could do the same in a matter of seconds.

[lorri24601]

i had something like you are describing, i think it was called a sketch o graph, or something like that :-)

[boxtops]

You can still get them! http://www.ebay.co.uk...L&hash=item3cc8f2d0dd

[Mrsspagnoli57]

It was a Sketch-O-Graph-remember getting one for Christmas-promised much but was absolutely rubbish!!!

[ruthandsam]

I've been racking my brain for the answer and I've found it at last! It was called a Sketch-A-Graph.

http://goo.gl/uUT4e