9.5” Vintage Early 1970's Swimming Frogman Action Figure Scuba Diver NIB

9.5” Vintage Early 1970's Swimming Frogman Action Figure Scuba Diver NIB1

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More information about 9.5” Vintage Early 1970's Swimming Frogman Action Figure Scuba Diver NIB

Vintage "Swimming Frogman" toy, early 1970s. Here's some information about it:

Description:
It's a battery-operated toy depicting a frogman or scuba diver. The toy is designed to swim in water with a kicking action.
Operation:
It requires one AA battery (not included).

Packaging:
The box has text in both English and French, indicating it was likely sold in multiple markets. The box mentions "Kay Operated" and "Quality Products" as the manufacturer or brand.

Collectibility:
Given its age, it is considered a vintage collectible toy. Similar items can be found on online marketplaces like eBay and Etsy.

Frogman History:
The term "frogman" originated during World War II to describe combat divers. Today, the term is also associated with events like the Frogman Swim, which raises funds for the Navy SEAL Foundation.