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Description: The very first Musical Sweeper introduced by Fisher-Price was 1950's #100 Musical Sweeper with a design of Walt Disney's Dopey Dwarf sweeping. In 1953 the sweeper was given a different design and introduced as the #225 Musical Sweeper. The sweeper really works and chimes a cute musical tune to make cleaning fun for children.
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Accessories:
- FPT4135 - Squared floor sweeper with red wooden sides and a rounded metal top. The top has green edges, a white border, and yellow center with 2 brown teddy bears sweeping with their own sweepers. The top is marked "Musical Sweeper" in red. The side have an attached hinged metal yoke with a threaded connector in the center that the removable push stick attaches to. The sweeper really sweeps and makes a chiming noise as it rolls on it's four wooden wheels. The back wheels have black rubber treads that turns the large wire-bound brush under the sweeper. Measures 8-1/2" wide and 3" high.
- FPT4809 - Red wooden 18-1/2" long push stick with a yellow safety knob on the end.
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Variations: None.
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Other Information:
- Patent Pending.
- This toy was advertised in a Life magazine as a Christmas promotion in November 1954.
- 1954 original retail price was $2.00 in the East and $2.19 in the South and West.
- Also see 1950's #100 Musical Sweeper with a litho of Dopey Dwarf sweeping opposed to 2 bears.
- 1956's #230 Musical Sweeper as it has pictures of nursery rhymes and a boy and girl sweeping.
- 1961's #131 Music Box Sweeper, as it has pictures of boys and girls cleaning and sweeping.
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