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Fisher-Price Retro Classics

Memories are made of…plastic

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Fisher-Price Retro Classics

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If you're old enough to remember the carefree days of Play Away, Trumpton, Pinky and Perky, Derek Griffiths, Pipkins and looking through the arched window, you'll know that once upon a time, Fisher-Price ruled the world. Well they did in terms of making charming pre-school toys.

Fisher-Price Retro Classics

Don't forget the area code!

Engaging, educational and delightfully whimsical, Fisher-Price's nursery toys entertained a whole generation of curious whippersnappers, so thank goodness they're back in the shape of these re-issued Retro Classics to delight and entertain a new generation of kids.

Fisher-Price Retro Classics

Watch with mother

Built to last and just as enchanting as you remember, each memory-jogging plastic classic even comes in retro packaging - it's just like being whizzed back to the late 60s, only you won't have to intersperse playtime with crummy black and white episodes of Andy Pandy.

Fisher-Price Retro Classics

'London Bridge is falling down' and 'Row, row, row your boat'.

Whether you choose the Chatter Telephone or the Two Tune TV Music Box, you can be sure little ones will be completely bowled over by these colourful playthings. After all, most Fisher-Price classics were designed during the era of peace, love and understanding. And that's more than can be said of today's toys.

Fisher-Price Retro Classics

Fisher-Price Retro Classics

Ping, ping, ping...
'Mornin' campers!'

Created with little hands in mind, these stimulating toys are brilliant gifts for kids whose parents can't stop waffling on about the good old days. In fact, even if you haven't got children, Fisher-Price Retro Classics are pretty iconic collectables for any toy fan in the know. And no matter how old you are, we guarantee you'll be unable to resist making a few 'calls' on the Chatter Telephone and singing along to Row, Row, Row Your Boat via the Two Tune TV Music Box. All together now, 'Row, ro…erm, hello boss.'

Fisher-Price Retro Classics
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Fisher-Price Retro Classics
Please Note:
  • Suitable for ages 1+
  • No batteries needed
  • All Fisher-Price Retro Classics come packaged in a classic designed box
  • Baby not included, although you can buy his T shirt here
Dimensions:
  • Chatter Telephone approximately 19cm(W) x 14cm(H) x 23cm(D)
  • Two Tune TV Music Box approximately 11.5cm(W) x 30cm(H) x 27cm(D)
  • Pull-A-Tune Xylophone approximately 14cm(W) x 13cm(H) x 30.5cm(D)
Features:
  • Chatter Telephone
    Introduced in 1962, the Chatter Telephone™ was designed with a rotary dial to teach children how to dial a phone. Today's Chatter Telephone makes children smile just the same with eyes that roll up and down, and a dial that rings. This friendly phone is being re-introduced for a whole new generation of children to enjoy!
  • Two Tune TV Music Box
    Introduced in 1966, the Two Tune Music Box TV has been stimulating the eyes and ears of children for generations. Playing two classic tunes and showing two stories scrolling across the screen, today's Two Tune Music Box TV recreates the fun of Row Row Row Your Boat and London Bridge Is Falling Down as authentically as the original!
  • Pull-A-Tune Xylophone
    Introduced in 1957, Pull-A-Tune Xylophone has made music and delighted children all over the world. With eight rainbow colored bars and a mallet, today's Pull-A-Tune Xylophone makes beautiful melodies for a whole new generation of children to enjoy!

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visitor avatar I used to have two of these items when I was little (the telephone and the music TV thing). I can remember the telephone the most. I don't like the fact they are being called retro, must mean that I am too :).
J Gee, South - May '08
 
 
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