#785 Blackie Drummer

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#785

Blackie Drummer

Years Made:

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

1939-1939

Aisle B: Bear

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Description: Teddy is a one-bear-only band that is proud to play a snappy tune on his drum set. When pulled, he strikes the side of his large drum with one arm and clangs the symbol on top of the drum with his other arm. This very talented teddy bear is in high demand for personal performances. Sadly, he was made for only one year, thus making his appearances very rare.

Accessories:

FPT4399 - Wooden cut-out bear with paper lithographs on the sides of his body of a black bear wearing a tall red band cap and a red jacket with yellow trim. Teddy has 2 wooden cut-out arms with paper lithographs on both sides of red sleeves with yellow shoulder tastles, yellow cuff designs, and black bear hands. Both arms have an attached mallot with a red wooden bead on the end. One arm bangs the side of the drum and the other arm strikes a cymbol. Teddy is mounted on a green rectangular wooden platform that rolls on 4 red wooden wheels. The platform has a round drum on the front that has a paper lithograph on the edge of a black drum with red and yellow lines on the edges and white zig-zag "ropes". The sides of the drum have round metal ends and the top of the drum has a round metal cymbol. When the toy is pulled, teddy moves one arm to strike the drum with his mallot and he moves his other arm to strike the cymbol with his mallot.

Variations: None.

Other Information: None.

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