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Tom Kuhn No Jive
Exhibit #1293
TypeProduction
ShapeStandard (-)
AxleFixed
FinishPainted
ColorBlue with White Stripe
PackagingBoxed
ConstructionThree piece wood
ResponseNone
GapFixed
Size2.25" Dia
Weight53 g
Estimated Value$35.00
ConditionMint in Package
Date1997
OwnerDavid Hall

When Tom Kuhn set out to design the ultimate yo-yo, the No Jive 3-in-1 was the result. A wooden yo-yo with a replaceable axle system, and with take apart design. Another feature of the No Jive. While it came in standard configuration, it could be reassembled in concave or pagoda configuration. 3 configurations in 1 yo-yo, hence the name.

This is a No Jive from the late 1990's. There were 3 different painted and striped versions in this series release. It came boxed in a simple plastic box with literature and carrying pouch.
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