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Description: 1957-1963's #785 Corn Popper was the very first Corn Popper that Fisher-Price had ever made. The Corn Popper was a great success and has stayed in production, in one form or another, from 1957 to the present day. The #788 Corn Popper is the same as the #785 except the #788 rolls on plastic wheels. It originally had a wooden base and wooden balls inside, but during it's production it was changed to have a plastic base and plastic balls. Designed for children ages 1 to 3 years old.
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Accessories:
- 1963-1979:
- FPT4402 - Push toy with a clear plastic dome that has multi-colored wooden balls inside that pop up as the toy is pushed. The dome is mounted on a round white wooden base that rolls on 2 red balloon-type plastic wheels. The base has a white paper lithograph around the edges with multi-colored dots and the words "Fisher-Price" around the front. Measures 6-1/4" high and 8-3/8" wide.
- FPT44344 - 18" long turquoise blue wooden push handle topped with a red plastic safety ball.
- 1980-1989:
- FPT4403 - Push toy with a clear plastic dome that has multi-colored plastic balls inside that pop up as the toy is pushed. The dome is mounted on a round plastic base that rolls on 2 red balloon-type plastic wheels. The base has a white paper lithograph around the edges with multi-colored dots and the words "Fisher-Price" around the front. Measures 6-1/4" high and 8-3/8" wide.
- FPT44346 - 18" long turquoise blue wooden push handle topped with a red plastic grip handle.
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Variations: None.
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Other Information:
- Patent Nos. 2,835,074 / 2,833,083 / 2,747,328.
- Design Patent No. 182,791.
- Canadian Patent No. 568,338 / 580,946.
- Also see 1957-1963's #785 Corn Popper.
- Also see 1990-1992's #2031 Corn Popper.
- Also see 1993+ #2011 Corn Popper, which has a large blue plastic push handle opposed to a wooden push handle.
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