Vintage Fisher Price Pocket Camera or Radio Choice

Bring a touch of nostalgia to the playroom with these classic mid-century Fisher-Price toys. These pieces are part of the "Pocket for Juniors" and musical nursery rhyme lines that became staples of childhood in the late 1960s and 1970s.

Choose between:
1. 1970s Fisher-Price Pocket Camera: This #464 model camera is designed for small hands, measuring approximately 1.5" in height by 6" long. It features a functional shutter button that rotates an internal "film" strip of pictures when pressed, allowing for imaginative play. This unit is in good working condition, though it shows its history with a partially peeled top sticker and a missing front plastic screen.
2. Vintage Fisher-Price Hickory Dickory Dock Clock Radio: This interactive wind-up toy measures 5.5" in height by 7.5" wide. When the large red knob is turned, it plays the "Hickory Dickory Dock" melody while the clock hands move and the mouse "runs up the clock" in the upper window. The mechanical music movement works well, though the toy has some edge chips and is missing the original top antennae.

These items are vintage, approximately 50 years old.