Zeldzame Vintage Ideal Gaylord the walking pub.
battery operated.
Hij loopt achteruit en vooruit, klimt, blaft en pakt zijn bot.
Conditie: zeer goed
Getest met gebruikte batterijen, doet het niet, ik wil er zelf niet aan knoeien.
Gebruik hoge energie en verse batterijen
Productie 1962.
Lenght: 23 inch / ca 58,5 cm, High: 7 inch / ca18 cm
Inclusief originele doos [ honden hok ] foto 10-11-12
Gebruiksaanwijzing. is niet in goede staat, zie foto's 13-14

Long before Sony’s AIBO robotic dog hit the scene, Ideal released Gaylord the Pup, a mechanical pet.
Gaylord hit store shelves in late 1962, just in time for the holiday shopping season.
Made of rigid plastic, Gaylord is 23-inches long and 7-inches high. He is painted to resemble a Basset Hound, complete with sad eyes and droopy ears made of brown felt.
A heavy-duty motor that operated on 4 D-cell batteries was embedded within his body.
Gaylord’s movements were controlled by attaching and gently tugging on his leash.
When activated, he was capable of walking slowly backward and forwards and even make his way up a shallow incline or two.
Gaylord was also able to pick up and carry a plastic bone in his mouth, thanks to a hidden magnet.
The toy’s packaging doubled as a dog house, allowing him to be suitably stored when not in use.