How to Pack Your Streamlite Samsonite Two-Suiter Instructions
'C' possibly implies a revision to reflect a newer line, as both the Alligator finish and the Hang-It-All released far after 950 was first prepared. Thus, it is possible that for each revision a letter was assigned rather than redesigning the pamphlet: 'A', 'B', 'C', etc.
All 1961 releases omit patent text. The 1961 pamphlet was subsequently updated in 1962, though likely continued distribution beyond 1961 until stock ran out.
This was likely produced in 1963 to replace V1867 in normal sets. Even though it omits the 605/905 sets, this has been found in them. I found this one in a 1905 Doll Set Canister.
Produced in 1963-64. Replaced H-1931 to add the 605 and 905 sets. This one also combines H-1931 and the V1869 instructions rather than printing two separate pamphlets.
While the original version dates to 1964, it's unclear if this was a revision within 1964 or in early 1965. This Idea Book has appeared in new-for-1965 sets.
Version that explicitly names the 002 Motor Pak. This is the first version and seems to have appeared alongside the slightly later H-2169 from 1965-1968.
A slightly different version of H-2156, possibly originally intended for the Sears exclusive 001. It is fairly common, however, implying a wider distribution beyond 1965.
Likely produced for promotional use from 1965-1968, belonging to the infamous 093 93-piece set. Notice the use of 'System' instead of the proper 'Building Toy' for 1965
Rare early version similar to the 1961-65 idea books. It was likely replaced within the same year to cut costs, as the following version is one sheet vs. four.
Important to note is that these instructions were used for both the 324-piece set (1966) and the 335-piece set (1967-70) before the 1971 introduction of the 835 Advanced Builders Set name/number designation.
Dated in relation to later K-2236R and earlier K-2202 and K-2236, and given how common this idea book is in 1967 Model Makers (especially in general compared to K-2202 and K-2236), this revision must have been done in 1967.
Later revision of K-2236R to remove the 042 Pull Toy for the 1968 season, which was available from 1965 to 1967. Interestingly, while the 042 has been removed, sets retired/replaced in 1968 (002, 003, etc.) are still present.
Prepared in the same season as the very similar instructions for the 060, I assume this single-page pamphlet was created for some promotional or advertising use.
Only available to Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, and Alabama and references a mail offer for a 319 Truck With Trailer. I had no idea this variant existed (and it has never been mentioned anywhere online) until I found one recently. It shipped from Kentucky.
This revised version uses a 6x24 plate for the train's roof. The revision could've taken place in 1968, or the original version was never used for the US market, which is very possible.
Originally was used for some promotional purpose, later appeared in the Treasure Chest from the 1968 Parade Promotion. These scans originate from brickfetish.
Identifiable via the house model, which was unique to the 326 from Wards. See it in the 1968 Wards Christmas Catalog. The colorful box 326 may or may not have included these instructions.