c. late 1920s. First toy is 10.5" tall overall painted wood with stiff cloth ears and cloth over wire tail. Wooden handle has movable wooden piece attached at top which holds two wires which allow figure to walk or run when handle is moved up or down. Paper label on back of Felix "Felix Copyrighted By Pat Sullivan Patented June 23, 1925". Original paint on face and handle is worn. VG. Rest of toy including label is Fine. Interesting concept and works well. Second toy is 8" tall overall cloth over wood body with heavy cardboard hands and feet and hard composition head. Underside of foot has "Made In Germany" sticker. Includes felt covered wire tail. Tip of left ear is broken off and figure leans a little bit to the left one foot has break repaired w/glue. Figure is holding hollow ball between hands attached to wire and was most likely some kind of action toy as legs move freely in and out and arms move freely up and down. VG. Despite problems, a nice pair for display.