#744 Doughboy Donald

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#744

Doughboy Donald

Years Made:

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

1942-1942

Aisle I: Donald Duck

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Description: Pearl Harbor was bombed on December 7th, 1941. In response, Fisher-Price introduced the Doughboy Donald in 1942 - the last year that they were able to make toys until 1946 due to the war. This toy features Donald Duck wearing a military uniform sitting on a cart between 2 blue trench mortars. Pluto pulls the cart while Donald rocks back and forth, his head bounces, and he makes a loud "quack"!

Accessories:

FPT4365 - Flat green cart with 2 red wooden wheels on the sides and a hitch on the front that is connected to a wooden cut-out Pluto figure. Pluto has paper lithographs on the sides with a yellow background and Disney's Pluto dog figure in a running position with his mouth open and his ears flying back. The cart has 2 blue wooden cut-out trench mortars on the sides with a wooden cut-out Donald Duck figure between them. The trench mortars have paper lithographs on the outside sides of blue trench mortars with yellow gear controls. Donald has paper lithographs on the sides of Disney's Donald Duck wearing a red sailor shirt with yellow trim and a white and tannish-orange sailor collar. Donald has a seperate wooden cut-out head and wooden cut-out arms. The head has paper lithographs on the sides of a short-bill Donald Duck wearing a tannish-orange military cap. Marked "W.D.P.". Measures 13-1/2" long.

Variations: None.

Other Information: None.

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