What Pieces Came with the Farm #915 Fisher Price Set?

What Pieces Came with the Farm #915 Fisher Price Set?

The Fisher-Price Little People Play Family Farm #915 is one of the most iconic and long-running playsets from the Original Little People era. Introduced in 1968 and produced through 1985, the Farm was Fisher-Price's first "play-and-carry" Little People set. It was a closeable playset designed to hold its accessories inside and travel easily with its built-in handle.

The classic red barn is instantly recognizable, especially for its famous "moo" sound when the barn door opens. The set also included a silo, tractor and cart, farm family, animals, fencing, and other barnyard accessories.

Use the checklist below to identify the original pieces needed to complete your Fisher-Price Little People Farm #915 playset.

Is Your Farm #915 Set Complete?

Because the Farm #915 was produced for nearly two decades, there isn't just one version of a "complete" set. Fisher-Price changed the figures, animals, tractor and cart colors, barn construction, and other accessories throughout its production. Early Farms featured wood Little People and a Masonite barn base, while later versions transitioned to plastic figures and a plastic base. Even the farm animals have variations, including different colors, markings, and construction methods.

At Old World Toy Store, we specialize in helping collectors restore vintage Fisher-Price Little People playsets by identifying, sourcing, and documenting the original pieces that came with each set.

Fisher Price Little People Farm 915 Set Pieces

Most Common Missing Farm #915 Pieces

The pieces we most often see missing are the smaller barnyard accessories, especially the white fence sections, feed trough, horse harness, chickens, rooster, and other farm animals. The tractor, cart, and silo can also become separated from the barn over the years. 

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