(A) A 19" (49cm) Howdy-Doodie marionette-type doll with movable mouth, to which a spring was originally attached through a hole in the back, which is no longer present. When pulled, his mouth would open and shut. It is a not a full ventriloquist, but more a cloth-stuffed torso with sewn-on clothes, however his eyes do sleep when turned on his back. (B) C. 1940s wooden Fisher Price pull-toy, 12" long by 7" high, portraying two of the seven dwarves from the Snow White film, Dopey and Doc. When pulled along, their hands move up and down, simultaneously beating the drum in the center, depicting a tree stump in a forest scene. Everything other than the connecting items are made of wood, with most of the paint in very good shape considering the age. (C) A chubby figure with wool covering and black composition hands, with a smiling hard-molded painted face, with a metal button pinned to his vest, reading "Hi! - Humphrey Good Luck" within a horseshoe. All items are in relatively good condition, with any type of wear being age commensurate. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 10" x 21".