Neon Brite by Bandai, released in 1969 (Showa 44), a retro Showa-era product. It was at my parents' house. By the way, I didn't buy it, I received it as a gift. Power-on confirmed. When you plug it in and turn the light on, it lights up. This product is also listed by others, but the one I had at home also had number pins. I think it's rare to have number pins included. Probably, the number pins that were sold separately are also included in the set. You can enjoy making your own creations, and since there are symbols needed for arithmetic, you might even be able to study math with it? Some of the pins might be missing, but I think there are enough to play with. The box is tattered... (>_<) There's also scribbling on it, and I wonder if it's even serving its purpose as a box...? Anyway, I kept it in this box and stored it in a chest of drawers. I cleaned the product as much as possible, and it has a nice? retro feel. The basic set seems to be the main unit, neon cards, and color pins, but there are no neon cards. Please see the photos for the condition of the product and the box. The color pins, etc., will be put in their respective cans. The cans will also be sent as a set. - Brand: Bandai - Product Name: Neon Brite - Model: NEON BRITE - Accessories: With box - Design: Horse design Thank you for viewing. Light Magician Educational Toy NEON BRITE Learning Toy