I need a good source for more information on Fisher Price toys, little people. Have you got any ideas? Thank you for any help!
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ToBeContinued Reputation: 44 See ToBeContinued's booth |
I’ve got a collector book that my husband bought me years ago that gave detailed information about all old Fisher Price toys.
Although the values aren’t right now, it’s a great resource. Try your local library.
The internet is full of valuable information too. The ‘this old toy’ sit ehat johngermaine offered is a nice site.
Most of the early toys have a number…..if you google fisher price and the number on your toy, you will get massive information.
Hope this helps.
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NCjulianne Reputation: 24 See NCjulianne's booth |
There is a resource book for collectors of Fisher Price toys, too.
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yalldrawl Reputation: 40 See yalldrawl's booth |
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