Vintage Friction Toy Chick - Mid Century Made in Germany by NANA - Wind up Toy w/ Whistle - Vintage Children's Toay Chick Collectible 1960s
$15.30
Looks like time stood still for this little chick. She is in great condition with no visible chips or dings. Made of plastic in West Germany - it is marked Germany on the side and also has 939, NANA and a hallmark of some kind on the sides. If you grew up in the late mid century, you probably remember this type of toy that is a friction toy.
This is called a friction toy because you rub them on a flat surface to "wind them up" and then put them down and they move forward a little bit to keep kids entertained. The friction winds them up.
And BONUS! This vintage friction toy has a little whistle on her back end! You think it's just her tail but, no. The red tail on her backside is a whistle that you can blow and make a nice squeaky noise.
This whistle is the perfect way to rub any parent the wrong way in the morning!
Measures approx. 2" high by 2" wide. Very cute!
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