Twiggy (born Lesley Lawson in London, England) 

Twiggy was a fashion model known for her waif look during the 1960s. She
popularized the ‘bob’ haircut and heavy eye make up,

After modeling, Twiggy went on to enjoy a successful career as a screen,
stage and television actress.

1967

Peggy Lipton (Margaret Ann Lipton)

Lipton is best remembered for her portrayal of flower child Julie Barnes
in the counterculture  ABC-TV show The Mod Squad (1968-1973). A
former model and singer, her career in film, stage and television has
spanned more than forty years.

The main cast of The Mode Squad from left: Clarence Williams
III, Peggy Lipton and Michael Cole

Actress/singer Anne Jeffreys had initially trained to become a vocalist,
but instead became a junior model with John Robert Powers. She is
best remembered for her appearance as the ghost Marion Kirby on
the CBS television sitcom Topper (1953-1955)  

Pamela Sue Martin is best known for playing Nancy Drew on “The Hardy
Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries” on ABC television as well as her portrayal
of Fallon Carrington on ABC’s “Dynasty” (1981-1989). Prior to her
acting career, Martin was a successful model. She owns a theater
company in Idaho.

American Flyer is a name rooted in the history of model trains that began in Chicago
in 1905 with toymaker William Hafner and his friend William Coleman. The American
Flyer name was adopted in 1908. Early trains were wind-up or clockwork models with
some large scale models being produced prior to the Great Depression. In 1918 the
company introduced its first electric train, an O-gauge model that was simply a 
windup model with an electric motor in place of the clockwork motor. 

A.C. Gilbert, of Erector Set fame, took over the company in 1938. Today, American
Flyer model trains still run on layouts and under Christmas trees across the U.S.

 
American Flyer S-gauge model from the early 1950s