Description: The first Chatter Telephone introduced by Fisher-Price was the #747 Chatter Telephone in 1962, which remained in production until 1989. For no apparent reason, the model number was changed from #747 to #2035 in 1990. Then, in 1992, the Chatter Telephone was introduced "New" as #2063. The #2063 telephone is the same size and shape as #747 and #2035. The difference is that the #2063 has multi-colored confetti on it's base opposed to stars, and the smile on the front is a one-line smile opposed to the open mouth smile of the #747.

The telephone was designed with a rotary dial to teach children how to dial a telephone. When the dial is turned and released, it rewards child with a ringing bell. This friendly phone makes a "chatter" and his eyes roll up and down as he is pulled. Designed for children ages 1 to 4 years old.

Accessories:

• FPT3647 - Telephone with a square plastic base that has white paper lithographs on the top and edges of multi-colored confetti and "Fisher-Price" on the side in red. The telephone has an open smiling mouth on the front and a white plastic top with a white plastic rotary dial and blue rolling eyes. The phone has a red plastic telephone handset that fits on top of the phone. The phone rolls on 4 BLUE plastic wheels and makes a "chatter" while his eyes roll up and down as he is pulled. Measures 6-1/4" long, 6-1/4" wide, 4" tall. Receiver measures 7-1/4" long, 2" wide. WFL: 07-AF-03-4-C

Variations: None.