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    Posted 7 years ago

    roddyq
    (122 items)

    These small 1950's plastic pull toys approx. 2"x3" are marked made in Hong Kong. You attach a string to a loop on the front and pull them along. They are a little worn from play. Still love their movement and small clicking sound when pulling them.

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    1. roddyq roddyq, 7 years ago
      Very interesting The kangaroo is longer then the elephant valentino97. I'm guessing they varied an inch or so depending on the animal. I have always wondered how they were offered now I know Thanks so much. It will be great to see your post on them. And walking by themselves this is why I didn't find a loop on the elephant for the string and there was no sign of a missing piece as at one time it must have walked on it's own. The dog has the eyelet for the string.
    2. roddyq roddyq, 7 years ago
      I am glad you remember about the ball and string this is so neat as I couldn't find much information about them only something about pulling them with a string. Worked ok on the dog.
    3. antiquerose antiquerose, 7 years ago
      Oooooo - I remember these. Lol, they were so fun. We did not have iphones to play with....

      Eh, any Snow down there......LOL. Just kidding!!
    4. TassieDevil TassieDevil, 7 years ago
      Some of these that did not have string were called ramp walkers.......you would make a ramp from a book or whatever and the animal would walk down the ramp by itself.....I loved these!!!
    5. roddyq roddyq, 7 years ago
      I looked outside antiquerose and couldn't see any snow so decided to water the lawn:))
    6. roddyq roddyq, 7 years ago
      Thank you Tassie Devil. I seem to have both types of walkers. The dog with the eyelet that valentino97 explained works with the string and ball and the others are the Ramp Walkers Have a Happy New Year. I'm thinking you are 12 or 13 hours ahead:)
    7. jscott0363 jscott0363, 7 years ago
      These are absolutely wonderful!!! I really love old toys like these.
    8. roddyq roddyq, 7 years ago
      Have a Happy New Year racer4four, antiquerose, aura, lisa, Efesgirl and all the other great people I have met on CW. Will see you all in 2017:)))
    9. TassieDevil TassieDevil, 7 years ago
      Thanks Roddy......All the best for the New Year to you too.
      It is 10.30 am New years day here, daylight saving time.

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