subject: Symbolism of American Childhood: Red Wagons! [print this page] Red wagons were popularized by an American toy company called the Radio Flyer. In 1917, Antonio Pasin constructed a wooden toy wagons in Chicago which later on became very popular among many kids lasting for the next succeeding generations.
The Radio Flyer was formerly known as the Liberty Coaster Company which was named after the statue of Liberty and changed its name into Radio Steel & Manufacturing during the 1930's.
For over 70 years, the little red wagon has been a constant creation of a classic American toy. It comes in a wide variety of styles and designs according to a child's age and needs. Another type of red wagon is called the Original Little Red Wagon which can hold any terrain with its high wooden stake sides and big, brawny air tires.
The Trav-ler Radio Flyer is a full-sized steel-body Radio Flyer with an exquisite look and has all the imaginable, qualities of a wagon making it a great mover every year. Kids Wheelbarrow is another type of a red wagon which is also called an "action toy" because it features real tools that could help everyone to make their work easier.
Nowadays, every child wishes to have a little red wagon and parents do not need to spend too much money for the Radio Flyer Toy. Every single cent is all worth it when you give this to your young, active kids.
When your kids are up for some adventure, the Radio Flyer All-Terrain wagon is everything you need to have an "off-road" experience with your little red wagon. The most unique among the Radio Flyer ride on toys has a trendy look with red stylish chrome handlebars, fender and a classic bell.
There are red wagons that are also appropriate for your little toddlers, the Little Line Radio Flyer. Specialty Collections and the Wood Sided Wagons are also suitable for many kids. Radio Flyer also has an award winning wagon because of its unique features.
Aside from wooden wagons, there are also red wagons that are made of plastic materials which are more affordable compared to the classic, wooden red wagons. And though it is not as much as durable, it only proves that the Radio Flyer can come in different forms and materials yet maintains its efficiency and style.
If you are looking for the perfect red wagon, the Radio flyer could provide your children more happiness in a simpler and practical manner. The red wagon is the true symbolism of American Childhood, yesterday, today and tomorrow.
