#757 Humpty Dumpty

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#757

Humpty Dumpty

Years Made:

Fisher-Price Toy Department
Department 8: Push, Pull, & Floor Toys

1957-1958

Aisle Q: Human

Aisle ZE: Miscellaneous / Other

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Side 1: Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall

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Side 2: Humpty Dumpty had a great fall

Description: 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? The #757 Humpty Dumpty is by far one of the most odd-looking toys that Fisher-Price ever made. The flat wooden guy has long rolling arms with bells on the ends, a rolling ball in the center of his tummy, rolling "feet", a jointed waist, and moveable eyes. Despite his odd shape and features, he is appealing with his brightly colored lithographs that depict a smiling Humpty sitting on a wall on one side and a crying Humpty sitting in grass on the other side.

Accessories:

FPT4373 - Flat wooden cut-out Humpty Dumpty with 2 long red wooden rolling arms with a metal bell on the end of each arm, a yellow wooden ball-shaped wheel in the middle of his tummy, and 2 black wooden wheels by his feet. He has white movable wooden eyes with black pupils and blue iris in the center. He has paper lithographs on one side of a happy Humpty with a big smile wearing a red shirt with a white collar, blue tie, blue pants, and a brick wall behind his pants. He has a paper lithograph on the other side of a sad face with green grass behind his pants. He is hinged at waist so he can sit up with his legs in front of him both on the happy and sad face side. Measures 13-1/2 long.

Variations: None.

Other Information: None.

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