Vintage Kellogg\'s Toolie Bird cereal premiums from late 1960s - early 70s 14 Pc For Sale

These are vintage Kellogg\'s Toolie Bird cereal premiums from the late 1960s or early 1970s.The set, often referred to as \"Tooly Birds,\" was manufactured by Rosenhain & Lipmann (R&L).There are approximately 16 unique characters in a complete set, designed as whimsical birds shaped like tools. Left Column (Top to Bottom)T-Square: The blue bird at the top shaped like a drafting T-square.Plumber Bird: The brown hammer-headed or mallet-shaped bird.Drill Bird: The orange bird with an electric drill beak and a power plug for a tail.Chisel Bird: The bright green bird featuring a wide chisel head.Sawsall: The reddish-brown bird at the bottom with a serrated hand-saw beak.Middle Column (Top to Bottom)Spanner: The bright green bird with an open-ended wrench for a beak.Hacksaw: The pink bird featuring a thin, fine-toothed hacksaw blade.Wrench: The purple bird holding or shaped like an adjustable pipe wrench.Scissors: The pink bird with a loop-handled pair of shears forming its body and tail.Right Column (Top to Bottom)Pliers: The dark purple bird at the top with a set of pincers or pliers for jaws.Oil Can: The turquoise bird shaped entirely like a push-button oiler with a long spout.Nutcracker: The purple bird resembling heavy-duty nutcracking jaws or multi-grips.File: The reddish-brown bird at the bottom with a ridged rasping surface.