1922 Pat Sullivan Felix the Cat Toy Figure
Located in Chicago, IL
1922 Pat Sullivan Felix the Cat Articulated Wooden Jointed Toy Figure Early articulated wooden Felix the Cat figure bearing the original “Copyright 1922 by Pat.
Leather, Wood, Paint
Sold
H 12.6 in W 7.7 in D 4.5 in
Decorative Antique Pathé Baby Projector Bookends with Felix the Cat Cartoon Film
Located in Lisse, NL
One of these projectors holds an original, antique film/cartoon of Felix The Cat (titled: Felix le Chat chez les Singes).
Metal, Brass
Felix the Cat Wood Folk Art Doorstop
Located in New York, NY
Cut and painted wood image of the great cartoon character Felix the Cat, a wood wedge is fixed the back of Felix to slide under a door to keep it open.
Wood
1920s Stuffed Felix the Cat Mohair Children's Toy
Located in Retie, BE
A charming collectable Cat figurine ! Do also view all our objects as we have a Tin with Felix the cat !
Mohair
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