The Pop 'n Ring was given a bit of pizzaz with brighter colors and a confetti covered base and introduced as the #809 Pop 'n Ring in 1959. The Pop 'n Ring push toys are the parent idea that would later give birth to the Original Little People #121 Happy Hoppers in 1969.

• FPT4420 - Wooden push toy with a small rectangular wooden base that rolls on 2 red wooden wheels and has a hole in the back to connect the removable push stick. The base has 8 upright multi-colored wooden dowels, 4 across the front and 4 across the back, with a blue rectangular wooden block across the front 4 dowels and another blue rectangular wooden block across the back 4 dowels. There are 3 large nickled bells sandwiched between the two blue rectangular blocks, and 3 large wooden balls sandwiched between the multi-colored dowels. When pushed, the balls bounce up and strike the bells. Measures 8-1/2" wide and 7-1/4" high.
• FPT8517 - 20" long wooden push handle with a plastic safety knob on the end to protect youngsters. WFL: 07-AG-01-1-C

• Patent No. 2,835,074 / 2,833,083.
• Also see 1959's #809 Pop 'n Ring.