Hassenfeld Bros., Inc. Hasbro No. 5200 “Frosty-Freez Ice Creamer” in Box for Sale

Hassenfeld Bros., Inc. Hasbro No. 5200 “Frosty-Freez Ice Creamer” in Box

Hassenfeld Bros., Inc. Hasbro No. 5200 “Frosty-Freez Ice Creamer” in Box

This is a cute pop culture piece, a No.5200 “Frosty-Freez Ice Creamer” in box that was manufactured by Hassenfled Bros., Inc./Hasbro of Central Falls, Rhode Island.

It is hard to find much on the Frosty-Freez, but they are an American icon and still in business in some places today. With this little set, you can go back in time to the Frosty-Freez of the 1950s. Think soft serve ice cream in a cup or cone, milkshakes, and other frozen treats! Yum!

The box on this is clean and in very good condition with a 1950s Frosty-Freez shop scene all around the edges with the ice cream maker in the middle. The box has tape on one edge that appears to have been there for a long time. The ice cream machine drum’s axle has been repaired as the metal drum is made of very thing tin. The top right hinge on the machines cover is broken. This comes with its instructions and other pieces. It display beautifully and is super fun.

This piece is in very good all original condition. This piece shows the usual patina, fading, dust, chips, scuffs, surface rust, scratches, missing accessories, and wear that are to be expected from age and play. We invite you to view the photos to further determine quality and condition.

A brief history of Hasbro Manufacturing, Inc. of  Pawtucket, Rhode Island:

1923 to date

Founder: The Hassenfeld brothers, Henry Hassenfeld, Hillel Hassenfeld, and Herman Hassenfeld.

Specialty: Makers of plastic and wood toys, including Super Weeble, Amaze-A-Matics, Potato Head, Frosty-Freez Ice Creamer, and G.I. Joe series, which has gone through several transformations. The articulated plastic figures in cloth uniforms were originally 11 1/2 inches tall; the new G.I. Joe`s recalled to active duty in 1982, measured a mere 14 inches. In 1987, G.I. Joe was the number one selling toy in America.