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　　Coin Money Change Purse - Green Frog Wrist Wallet - Frog Zippered Coin Purse.

　　This unique, one-of-a-kind type of coin purse is ideal for children so they can't lose their lunch money because the coin purse attaches to their wrist with velcro. At the same time it's a cute play frog which sits on their wrist. It is also a unique item for frog and/or amphibian collectors, unique wallet items, or just because you like kitschy and unique items. The head is attached to the top of the coin money purse, the body is the coin purse itself and 2 frog legs are attached to the bottom of the coin purse. The 2 straps that fasten with velcro are supposed to be the frog's arms. The tag states it was made by Russ Berrie & Co., nylon & polyester fiber, not suitable for children under 3 yrs. old. Measures: 5" outstretched from head to toe X 8-1/2" wide when arms are outstretched. The blue coin purse portion measures: 3" wide X 2-1/2" deep. This frog coin purse was never played with or used, perfectly clean inside and outside. Sat in a drawer stored in a cool dry place. Comes from a smoke-free/pet-free home.

　　*History: Russ was founded in 1963 and named after the founder Russell Berrie. Before starting his own business, Russell started out as a toy sales representative, who then began to design his own products. Russ started his business with only $500 and ran it out of a rented garage in Palisades Park, NJ. His first product to reach the shelves were the plush Fuzzy Wuzzies in 1964. By 1966 the company had exceeded one million dollars in annual sales. Passionate about the business of selling and about his products, Russ grew into a major world wide company and set the industry standard for customer service. By the company's tenth anniversary, Berrie had established a company headquarters in Oakland, NJ as well as a distribution center in California. In the late 70's, Russ Berrie and Co., Inc. expanded Internationally in three different countries, this helped to grow and diversify the company. In 1982 the company was recognized by INC magazine as one of the top 500 fastest growing privately held companies in the US. By March 1984 Russ went public, trading shares on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol of RUS.