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Mattel Mother goose music Jack in the Box the characters on litho are listed
Mother Goose
Little Boy Blue
Little Bo Beep
Song Of Sixpence
1971 Mattel Inc.
Mattel Inc 1976 U.S.A.
No place for Mattel or jack In box catagory. Just a fun piece I found cleaning basement a few weeks ago :-)
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Thank you Phil,musik, walksoft and Kerry for stopping at my Mother goose . Just a old toy that I wonder why kids always acr surprised when it pops up since they see it do it so many times and each time are surprised :-) Every kid had one of these jack-in the boxes I think :-)