IDENTIFY AN OLD TOY? (please help!)?

Question

When I was little I had this very tiny doll. It is no bigger than the size of a small hand and I lost it when I was little! All I have left of it is it's 'boyfriend!' It was my favorite doll and I wish someone could tell me what brand, toy company, or any useful information that could maybe help me find it!

Description:
-very small
-plush
-big blue eyes & red circle nose & rosy cheeks
-nubs for arms and legs
-logo on tag is a blue triangle with a bright pink "S" over it
-tag says something about "Fisher Price" and below it something about "Qua____ Oats Co"

I thought they were called "Softies" but I think I might have given that name myself when I was little

Well it's silly and all but it was really meaningful to me! My mom bought it for me when I was little and I'm still upset to this day that I lost it!

Thanks for all your help! ( :

Answer 1

totally understandable and not really silly; i lost a toy once that i had cherished if it was a old fisher price toy i found a website and maybe you'll find your old toy. also, if this doesn't help you can email them and give them the description maybe they can tell you something then

Answer 2

I don't know.
It might be 'Little People' because that was the only product under Fisher Price that expanded to include Sesame Street characters & when Herman Fisher retired at the age of 71 in 1969,Fisher Price was acquired by The Quaker Oats Company so that might be it.
'Little People' used to be wood but is now available in plastic with factories,schools,farms,etc.
In 1991, Fisher Price regained its independence from The Quaker Oats Company and became a publicly traded company. Two years later, in November 1993, Fisher Price became a wholly owned subsidiary of Mattel. By 1997 Mattel decided to market all of its preschool products under the Fisher Price name so if you want go searching for this toy it might be still under Fisher-Price or Mattel.

Answer 3

In 1969 Fisher Price was acquired by the Quaker Oats company, in '91 the company was spun off and became its own independent company again. In '93 it was merged with Mattel and it remains as its subsidiary today. Its not much but it gives you the time frame of 1969 to 1991 search in.

I found a website that seems to have a lot of vintage Fisher Price and other toy lines. The link is below in the sources section I hope this helps!
--Dancougar

Answer 4

I looked around. I couldn't find a toy that matched your description but here's a link that might help you.
Good luck.

http://plush.dirtybutter.com/blog/2006/03/very-first-fisher-price-puffalump.htm
Plush Memories Lost Toys Search Service

Answer 5

I'm not sure but find the phone number for fisher price and contact them. Somebody will know for sure.