#760 Snap-Lock Beads

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#760

Snap-Lock Beads

Years Made:

Fisher-Price Toy Department
Department 5: Infant & Toddler

1957-1958

Aisle B: Beads, Blocks & Rings

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Description: Fisher-Price introduced it's 1st set of plastic Snap-Lock Beads in 1957 with the #760 Snap-Lock Beads set. These brightly colored lightweight hollow plastic beads attract babies, are easy to handle, and help teach hand-eye coordination as baby learns to snap the beads together. The Snap-Lock beads became one of the most enduring toys manufactured by Fisher-Price... still being made well into the new millennium.

Accessories:

Set of 16 large, hollow plastic beads that snap together to form a chain or necklace. Each bead is approximately 1-3/8" diameter. The beads came in 3 shapes (Round with Squared Ends, Oval, and Round) and 8 colors (Dark Blue, Light Blue, Green, Orange, Red, Purple, White, Yellow). See "Variations" below for list of all possible shape/color combinations.

Variations:

	Shape: Round with Squared Ends Color Options: FPT19369 - Dark Blue FPT19370 - Light Blue FPT19373 - Green FPT19384 - Orange FPT19375 - Purple FPT19371 - Red FPT44055 - White FPT19374 - Yellow
	Shape: Oval Color Options: FPT19376 - Dark Blue FPT19377 - Light Blue FPT19380 - Green FPT19385 - Orange FPT19382 - Purple FPT19378 - Red FPT44056 - White FPT19381 - Yellow
	Shape: Round (Ball) Color Options: FPT19362 - Dark Blue FPT19363 - Light Blue FPT19366 - Green FPT19383 - Orange FPT19368 - Purple FPT19364 - Red FPT44057 - White FPT19367 - Yellow