Vintage Noma See-Em-Walk Cocker Spaniel Dog Composition Pull Toy 1940s

Pull toys that waddle along behind a child on a string were a favorite in post-war toy chests, and Noma's See-Em-Walk dogs are among the most recognized. Noma was better known for Christmas lights and turned to toys in the 1940s. Today this black-and-white spaniel appeals to collectors of vintage pull toys, mid-century toys and dog-themed decor, and it looks right at home on a shelf or a nursery display.

Details

• This is a molded cocker spaniel with painted black-and-white coat, large painted eyes and four pivoting paw-feet designed to give the toy its walking action.
• The body is composition.
• A natural twine pull string is tied under the chin.

Condition: Honest, well-loved play wear. There is widespread paint loss and flaking on the ears, nose, back, rump, tail and paws, with chips that show the brown composition underneath. The eyes and chest have fine paint crazing. No parts are missing. See the photos for the full picture.

The photos are part of the description. It will be packed with care for safe travel.