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No Number	Computer Cartridge - Commodore 64 "Number Tumblers"
Years Made:	Fisher-Price Toy Department Department 1: Audio, Visual, Musical, Educational & Electronics
198?-198?	Aisle D: Electronic Games Aisle E: Educational Toys
Larger Photo	Description: In the late 1980's Fisher-Price began to licence their name and toys to several different companies who made various different licenced Fisher-Price items. One of these companies was Learning Software, Cambridge, MA that made Fisher-Price computer cartridges for Commodore 64 playstations. Accessories: FPT5255 - Blue computer cartridge titled "Number Tumblers" by Learning Software, Cambridge, MA for Commodore 64 playstations. The cartridge has a game designed to teach basic math skills to young children. ©1984 SSC. Measures 3-3/8" tall, 2-5/8" wide, 3/4" thick. WFL: 07-AI-02-2-O FPT5934 - Computer cartridge packaging designed to hold the FPT5255 computer cartridge titled "Number Tumblers". The package is marked "Fisher-Price" and "Number Tumblers". WFL: 07-AL-02-D-A Variations: None. Other Information: FPT5313 - Mint (unopened) cartridge and packaging. Please, if you have any information or details about this toy that isn't mentioned above then e-mail us. Thanks!

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