Radio Flyer Wagon An American Saga

Radio Flyer has been an iconic American brand for over 8 decades of producing high quality cars and ride-on toys. The classic little red wagon was made in numerous films and TV shows over the years became immediately recognizable to audiences around the world. The incredible range Radio Flyer is now available in the UK, thanks to the kid MonkeyShine fashion retailer.

Founded in Chicago by Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin Liberty Coaster Company (named after the Statue of Liberty) began building cars wooden toy in 1917. The original No. 4 Liberty Coaster was an instant success in the United States, selling in large quantities throughout the 20's and 30's.

In 1930 the company was renamed Radio Steel & Manufacturing. The carriage of steel produced was first called Radio Flyer after Pasin fascination with the invention of radio by fellow Italian, Guglielmo Marconi and Flyer, which reflected his fascination of flight.

During World War II, the company supported the war effort to produce cans of special oil known as Blitz cans for the U.S. Army. This helped consolidate the company's reputation with the public I do the Radio Flyer wagon a family favorite.

During the second half of the 20th century, Radio Flyer has become known by the popular passenger car red. The quality of rail steel company ensured that were passed from generation to generation, making them a common American site on the sidewalks and yards.

Today, besides the classic red wagon the company produces a wide range of toy vehicles for children, including rocking horses, bicycles and tricycles. The entire range still has the inherent build quality and longevity of the company that made a success.

Radio Flyer The amazing range, including the classic car has been tested to ensure compliance with British safety standards and is available in the UK through MonkeyShine.

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