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Vintage Fisher-Price Pull Toys and Little People Figures

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Start price: $5

Estimated price: $60 - $100

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Description

An assortment of vintage toys manufactured by Fisher-Price Toys, Inc. of East Aurora, New York, comprising a number 192 school bus, a number 999 Huffy Puffy train set, and a Chatter Telephone. The school bus is constructed with a yellow plastic body, a wooden base, and red plastic wheels. It features an articulated stop sign, a manual side door labeled Open, and paper lithograph graphics. The rear panel is marked copyright 65 Fisher-Price Toys, Inc. and cites Patent Number 3,099,893. The Huffy Puffy train is a four-unit pull toy including a steam engine, a Railroad branded gondola, a passenger car, and a caboose. The units utilize a mix of wood and plastic components. The steam engine is numbered 999 and features moving drive rods and eyes. The Chatter Telephone consists of a white plastic body on a wooden base with blue wooden wheels and a red plastic handset. The rotary dial displays the Fisher-Price brand name. The collection includes four wooden Little People figures, including a bus driver and three students.

School Bus: 12 inches x 4.5 inches x 5.5 inches
Train Engine: 4.75 inches height, 2.25 inches width.

All items are in used, play-worn condition. The school bus shows surface scuffing and minor peeling to the stickers, with a frayed yellow pull string. The train set exhibits significant paint loss and chipping on the black-painted wooden roofs, edge wear to the wooden chassis, and staining on the lithograph details. The Chatter Telephone displays staining on the wooden base and front lithograph; the handset is detached and lacks its original connecting cord.


Condition report:

All items are in used, play-worn condition. The school bus shows surface scuffing and minor peeling to the stickers, with a frayed yellow pull string. The train set exhibits significant paint loss and chipping on the black-painted wooden roofs, edge wear to the wooden chassis, and staining on the lithograph details. The Chatter Telephone displays staining on the wooden base and front lithograph; the handset is detached and lacks its original connecting cord.