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Here are some different ways to spend your time while waiting for the next episode of Zorro to air. |
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| Board Games
These were released by Parker Bros. and Whitman. |
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| Cut Outs
These were molded plastic sheets that could be cut out and posed. The Zorro sheets were available both in a set with Mickey Mouse Club figures and in a separate package. Manufactured by Aldon. |
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| Dominoes
Halsam Products #650 |
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| Fencing Set
This colorful set was probably of great appeal to would-be swordsmen - and something that would probably not be allowed on the market today. |
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| Lido Playset
While not as popular as the Marx set below, the Lido sets still are of interest to collectors. The Zorro figure shown here can frequently be found on eBay. |
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| Marx Playset
Catalog #3754. One of the Holy Grails of toy collecting, these sets were made of thin pressed metal with plastic figures. A deluxe model came with Tornado's secret cave. |
  
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| Spanish Playset Released in 1965 during Zorro's syndicated run, this set includes a mask, two cuffs, a holster and a picture of Zorro dueling with Monasterio.
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| Target Set
Marksmen used plastic darts to hit targets on this metal game. |
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