Megalomania Change Purse

This Megalomania change purse by Expression dates from the late 70s/early 80s and is from my childhood collection. It's about 2.5 inches in diameter and is marked $3.40.

Megalomania Eraser

This Megalomania eraser by Expression is from my childhood collection.





It's 3 cm x 4 cm and features the space theme. It's marked $1.00 - pretty pricey for 1980!

Megalomania Pencil Case

This Megalomania pencil case by Expression is about 8 inches long and made of metal. It features the flying saucer theme.

Inside:

The bottom indicates the price was $3.20. I've had this since the late 70s/early 80s.

Megalomania Comb Set

This Megalomania comb set by Expression features the flying saucer theme. Inside the plastic case is a mirror and a pocket for the comb.

Marked $4.00 and not dated.

Megalomania Mascots

These two Megalomania mascots are furry plush with pompom feet and a rope tail. Each wears a tiny pink jingle bell and stands about 3 inches tall. I've had the one on the left since the early 1980s. The right, somewhat evil-looking mascot was a more recent acquisition from eBay.

Megalomania Stickers

Megalomania, a wide-eyed black kitten, was a character from a Japanese company called Expression. More rare than Sanrio, Megalomania and other Expression characters could be obtained at several toy/gift shops in the Bucks County, PA area including The Paper Unicorn, Foster's Toy Store, and The Paper Barn at Peddler's Village in Lahaska.

The character goods from Expression were actually more expensive than Sanrio items, but were worth it since Megalomania was and is my all-time favorite character. No trace of the company Expression seems to exist today.