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Description: Tumbling Tim is a very unusual push toy and the fact that he was only made for one year makes him very hard to find. Tumbling Tim is a colorful clown that turns flips as he is pushed. He has a big round belly, and arms and legs that flop as he performs spectacular stunt. When Tim rolls forward on his belly, his head attached by a durable steel spring folds backwards, and he completes the roll on his nose. As Tim rolls, a hidden clapper rings a bell twice with each revolution. Tim is pushed via 18" long push stick.
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Accessories:
- FPT4073 - Tumbling Tim - Wooden cut-out clown with paper lithographs attached to the sides of his body. Clown has separate movable arms and legs with paper lithographs on both sides. Clown has a wooden cut out head attached by a steel spring. He has a white clown's face, orange hair and eyebrows, wears a blue hat with a red ball on top, a blue tuxedo jacket with red cuffs and yellow buttons, red pants with white polka-dots, and white shoes with red laces. There is black rubber tracking on the front of Tim's belly to help him turn flips as he is pushed. He has a black metal support bar attached to each side on his back. The frame comes to a point in the back to connect the wooden push stick. Measures approximately 15" long.
- FPT4814 - 18" long wooden push stickwith a red wooden ball on the end.
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Variations: None.
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Other Information:
- This toy was voted a blue ribbon winner by toy buyers for being the most original toy of 1939.
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