Magic 8 Ball

The Magic 8 Ball was first distributed by Alabe Crafts in 1946 to replace the playground paper fortuneteller toys. This simple toy features a magic slate to reveal answers to yes or no questions.

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The Magic 8 Ball was first developed in 1946 by Abe Bookman, working for Alabe Crafts. The original model was three and a half inches in diameter, made from hard plastic and featured 16 different answer options. The toy has evolved in the years since, adding four more answers and several themed models as well as changing the design slightly to reduce the weight. The Magic 8 Ball rights were sold to Tyco in the 1970s, who produced the toy until 1997 when Tyco was acquired by Mattel.

• Outlook good.
• Signs point to yes.
• Yes.
• As I see it, yes.
• You may rely on it.
• Without a doubt.
• It is decidedly so.
• Yes - definitely.
• It is certain.
• Most likely.
• Ask again later.
• Cannot predict now.
• Reply hazy, try again.
• Concentrate and ask again.
• Better not tell you now.
• My sources say no.
• Outlook not so good.
• Very doubtful.
• My reply is no.
• Don't count on it.

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