Fisher-Price Style & Shave Barber Shop Set GKW05

The Fisher-Price Style & Shave Barber Shop is open for business! Your little one and a friend can pretend play as both barber and customer. The apron can hold all of the included tools, including pretend scissors and comb! Kids can attach the hair and beard masks and pretend they're getting a much needed haircut! At our discounted price, this Fisher-Price Style & Shave Barber Shop playset is a bargain deal, beating other toy shops across the UK. For even more toy deals for Fisher-Price toys and beyond be sure to keep coming back to Maqio Toys!

The identities Herman Fisher and Irving Price, together with Price's illustrator-artist wife Margaret Evans Price, and Helen Schelle, launched the company in 1930 amid the height of the Great Depression. The name Fisher-Price was created by merging Herman Fisher and Irving Price. Prior to that, Fisher was employed by a corporation in Churchville, New York, where he was responsible for the production, marketing, and advertising of games. Helen Schelle had formerly managed the Penny Walker Toy Shop in Binghamton, New York, while Price had previously worked for a prominent chain of variety stores before retiring. The main tenets of Fisher-toy Price's manufacturing philosophy concentrated on action, innovation, sturdy construction, excellent value for the money, and toys' inherent potential for play value. The first toys were constructed from hefty steel pieces and ponderosa wood, both of which were chosen because of their resistance to splintering and their ability to withstand severe usage. Colorful lithographic labels were used to provide both features and appeal to the product. Mrs. Price served as the company's first Art Director and was responsible for designing the push-pull toys that were sold in the inaugural line. Her designs were inspired by the characters in her children's novels.