Fisher-Price Phonographs   By Doug Boilesen, 2024 Fisher-Price made children's phonographs and also toy record players that were music boxes.   Fisher-Price Phonographs     Fisher-Price Phonograph, Fisher-Price Toys, New York, 1981   Fisher-Price Phonograph Model 0825, 1979-1984   Fisher-Price Phonograph Model 0835, 1979-1984   Fisher-Price Phonograph Model 0825, 1985   The Fisher-Price Record Player Model 815, featured Sesame Street's Big Bird playing 33 1/3 and 45 RPM records, c. 1984.     Fisher-Price Music Box™ Record Player Toys In 1971 the Fisher-Price Music Box™ Record Player was marketed and its popularity would be evidenced by it being released again in 2020 as a Fisher-Price Retro Toy for Kids ages 18 months +. Ten songs on five records could again be heard from a toy being identified as a "Record Player" (now battery operated instead of the original wind-up dial on the front).   Fisher-Price Music Box™ Record Player, F-P Classic Retro Toy, Fisher-Price Toys, 2020   Music Box Record Player, Model 2205, Fisher-Price, 1987 (Courtesy of This Old Toy).   Music Box Record Player, Model 2203, Fisher-Price, c. 1988.   Similiar in its stylized phonograph look and functionality to the 1984 toy TOMY Record Player this 1987 Fisher-Price Music Box Record Player played discs to hear the music box tunes such as Au Clair de la Lune, Hickory Dickory Dock, etc. For more examples of Fisher-Price Music Box Record Players see Toys that Never Grow Old.   Tomy "Bring-Along-A-Song® Record Player, No. 1073, 1984       Phonographia