Set of four Vintage 9" Kolorkins plush offered by Kodak Canada in 1988

Here's a complete set of 9" Kodak Kolorkins Plush Toys in great vintage condition. Kodak Kolorkins were stuffed animals created by the Eastman Kodak Company and offered as promotions in a number of countries starting in 1988. Often they were offered for free with UPCs from Kodak products, but sometimes they could purchased without a purchase of film. Over 20 million Kolorkins were sold around the world, including 750 000 in Canada. These colorful fantasy creatures came to Earth from the planet Koloron in search of colors that didn't exist on their own planet. This first series of four 9" Kolorkins was offered by Kodak Canada in 1988, featuring names that started with "K" with no English meaning for Canada's bilingual market. Many generations of Kolorkins followed around the world until at least 2000, usually featuring photography-related names. Kwikki (blue) looks slightly played and a seam on his right arm has opened but would be easy to fix for someone with more talent than me! Kiakki (gold) has a tiny bit of white in his right pupil. Kazoom (green) also has a tiny bit of white in his right pupil. Kosmic (red) has no visible flaws. Great for a collector!