BIG BOY BOBBING BOBBLE HEAD Bob's Elias Shoneys Wacky Wobbler 1998 1st Funko MIB

Description

BIG BOY BOBBING HEAD – Home of the Double-Decker
First bobblehead produced by Funko.
White base on the Big Boy.
Retired
By Funko. All For Fun, Fun For All
Trademark of Elias Brothers Restaurants, INC.
Made in
China
.
Dated:
1998 on bottom of figure and on box
Size:
7 3/4" tall by 3" wide x 3" deep
Head is on a spring and wobbles nicely
Condition:
Item is NOS (new old stock)
-  has never been displayed, never used,  packed in the original box.
Please note - The bottom of the box has a black magic marker line through the phone number. And a slight discoloration from a pricing sticker (on bottom only) Shown in the picture
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