I voted lego since people can build things with them.

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But puzzles! I've got more than 50 years of puzzling under my belt.

The bionic man.

A ball. Any ball. Baseball, soccer ball, dodge ball, football.....

Funko Pop master race represent.

A pencil and notebook. At 64 still is.

Scate boards

Lawn darts, slinkies, army men, Gumby, and Satan - wait - one of these is not like the others (unless they are all combined), lol

Hot Wheels! Zooooooommm!!

Optimus Prime.

No Stretch Armstrong? Probably the most iconic for the late 70s anyway. Doubt any other generation would know what the hell it is.

its not listed but i would say The RABBIT is the most iconic

I chose Lego but only because Chemistry sets weren't on the list. Also I remember hours of playing Jack's but I guess that was more of a girl's toy