Fleur de Lis Quilts and Accessories: Pin It Weekly #113

Thursday, July 23, 2015

Can we say Fisher Price? We sure can pin it!

Here's What 23 Of Your Childhood Toys Look Like Now

In 1957, inventor Arthur Holt sold his design for a small plastic dome filled with colorful balls to Fisher-Price for just $50. Since then, the Fisher-Price Corn Popper has become one of the most beloved (and irritating) toys for young children of all time.

Pick-up sticks...patience and dexterity required.

Pink Lamby Love Vintage Squeaky Toy 1950's by ProfessorWoodruff

Fisher Price Floating Family ~ I remember the boat and turtle and the little people. These were bath-time toys.

camion porteur Fisher Price // vintage Creative Coaster toy

"Fisher Price Vintage Butch Little People, 136 146 Pull Along Lacing Shoe Play Family" ~ [adorable & well-loved]

Fisher Price People!! My mom called them "circle people" when she was a kid. :)

Check out "treasured, toys" for more vintage toys from childhood.

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