Dr. Doodle

1931-1935 

Doctor Doodle is one of the 16 very first toys that were made by Fisher-Price in their beginnings in 1931

• Original retail price was $1.00.

Drummer Bear

1931-1933

The Drummer Bear is one of the 16 very first toys that were made by Fisher-Price in their beginnings in 1931.

• The original retail price was $1.00.

Go 'n' Back Jumbo

1931-1934 

Go 'n' Back Jumbo is one of the 16 very first toys that were made by Fisher-Price in their beginnings in 1931. 

Puppy Bak-Up

c1932-1936

1931, Fisher-Price introduced their very first 16 toys. Among these toys were 3 different Go 'n' Back toys from the Walky Balky toy line, 

• 1932-1934 retail price was $1.50.

• 1935 retail price was $1.25.

Tailspin Tabby

c1931-1938

Tailspin Tabby is one of the 16 very first toys that were made by Fisher-Price in their beginnings in 1931. Tabby is one of the Fisher-Price patented Pop-Up Kritters

Granny Doodle & Family

1933

In 1933, Fisher-Price had discontinued the #100 Granny Doodle, but introduced the #101 Granny Doodle & Family. Granny looks the same as she did in 1932, but two baby ducks had been attached to follow behind Granny. 

• Original retail price was $1.00

Plucky Pinocchio

c1939-1940

Plucky Pinocchio was released in September 1939 in response to Disney's new movie, Pinocchio.

• Copyright Walt Disney Productions.

• The Original retail price was .25¢.

Doc & Dopey Dwarf

C1939

 Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's off to work we go! Two of the most popular dwarfs from Disney's Snow White movie, Doc and Dopey,

Rock-A-Bye Bunny Cart

1940-1941

This toy features a sweet old Grandpa bunny rabbit that gently rocks his clicking cart. This is one of the few Fisher-Price toys with double-jointed arms.

Woofy Wowser

c1940-1941

Woofy Wowser was introduced in 1940 as "Snoopy Sniffer's Kid Brother"! 

Kiltie Dog

c1936 only

This chipper little Scottish Terrier dog is smartly dresses in an "authentic" McLeod plaid coat. 

• This toy was not sold in an individual box.

Waggy Woofer

1947-1948

Woofy Wagger is a playfun pup that wags his tail and barks "woof-woof" when pulled.

Super Jet

1947-1948

Woofy Wagger is a playfun pup that wags his tail and barks "woof-woof" when pulled.

Gold Star Stagecoach

1954-1956

The Gold Star Stagecoach has rolled into town with two bags of the U.S. mail. En route, the horses pulling the stagecoach "gallop" alternately with a "clippity clop, clippity clop" sound.

*The original retail price was $3.00 in the East and $3.25 in the South and West.

Mickey Mouse Safety Patrol

c1956-1958

Pull over for the Mickey Mouse Safety Patrol. This creative toy features Disney's Mickey Mouse on a police motorcycle. Officer Mickey raises his arms for "stop" and "go" as the toy is pulled.

Fred Zilo

c1962 only

Fisher-Price only made 2 Hannah-Barbara toys, 1961's #711 Huckleberry Hound Xylo and 1962's #712 Fred Flinstone Xylophone. Both were one-year-only toys, both were sold exclusively at Sears, and both feature a xylophone with a pivoting base.

Sold only at Sears

Walt Disney's Easter Parade

c1936-1938

The Easter Parade features 5 wooden Disney figures that roll on small wooden bead wheels. The set was sold in a smart little display box with pictures of the Disney characters on the box.

• 1936 retail price for this set in box was .25¢.

Go 'n' Back Mule/Mulee Bak-Up

1931-1933

 Go 'n' Back Mule is one of the 16 very first toys that were made by Fisher-Price in their beginnings in 1931. 

• 1931-1932 retail price was $1.50.

Jingle Giraffe

c1956

With the exception of the #202 Woodsey-WEe Giraffe, the #472 Jingle Giraffe is the only Giraffe Pull Toy that Fisher-Price ever made. 

Campbell Soup Kids Farm Truck

1954-1955

The #845 Campbell Soud Kids Farm Truck was the 50th Anniversary "Campbell Kids" promotional toy in 1954. The wooden truck has a wooden Campbells Kids farmer driver. 

• 1954 original retail price was $1.25 in the East and $1.39 in the South and West.

Humpty Dumpty

1957-1958

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the kings horses and all the king's men could not put Humpty back together again.....maybe that is why he looks so strange?

Bucky Burro

1955-1957

Kick up some fun and get into the Spanish spirit with the #166 Bucky Burro

Teddy Tooter

c1940-1941

Teddy Tooter is a jazzy little teddy bear that loves to toot his horn. When pulled, Teddy raises his arms, tilts his head, and blows his horn with all his might!

Pony Express

c1941-1947

The Pony Express features a new ingenious action. The pony gallops realistically as his head bobs up and down and his back legs move in unison. A realistic "clip-clop" sound adds to the appeal.

Kitty Bell

c1950-1951

The Kitty Bell, introduced in 1950, featured a new and exclusive action.

Musical Elephant

1948-1950

The Musical Elephant is a highly detailed wooden elephant that looks and acts like a real circus elephant.

Chubby Chief

c1932-1933

 One of the new toys introduced in 1932 was the fabulous Chubby Cheif, a round and happy elephant firefighter

• The original dealer's cost was $6.25 for per dozen Chubby Chiefs, weighing a total of 26 lbs. 

• The original retail price was $1.00 each

Mickey Mouse Drummer

c1941-1949

It's the little drummer boy...er, make that a drummer mouse! Mickey Mouse is proud to beat out a peppy little tune on his drum just for you.

• Suggested retail price in 1948 was .69¢

Rock-A-Bye Bunny Cart

c1940-1941

This toy features a sweet old Grandpa bunny rabbit that gently rocks his clicking cart. This is one of the few Fisher-Price toys with double-jointed arms.