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Description: In 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, the #350 Go 'n' Back Mule (mule), #355 Go 'n' Back Bruno (bear) and #360 Go 'n' Back Jumbo (elephant). The Walky Balky toys are propelled by a motor that makes the toys walk forward and back up unpredictably, just like real live animals. In 1935 another animal, Penelope The Penguin (and her baby) was added to the Walky Balky line. Wind her up and Penelope "walks" with her big sturdy legs as baby follow behind rolling on two small wheels.
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Accessories:
- FPT4162 - Wooden penguin with paper lithographs on the sides, top, back, and front. The lithographs have pictures of a black and white Mama penguin with a baby penguin following behind. Mama penguin wears a red bonnet and red and white gloves, she also has 2 white wooden legs with huge feet that walk when toy is wound. Baby penguin is brown and wears a purple and green bonnet. Baby rolls on 2 red wheels when Mama penguin walks. Measures 8-3/4" x 8" x 3-5/8.
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Variations: None.
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Other Information:
- 1935 retail price was $1.00.
- Patent No. 1,800,874.
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