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Henry Hawk or Henery Hawk (it is spelled both ways depending on your reference) is a Warner Brothers Pez released in the early 1980's. It is on a 3.9 thin foot brown transition stem in excellent condition.The transition stems are harder to find than no feet stems. The transition stem has thin feet, but the spine in back is the same depth as the channel in front, so the feet were simply added to the no feet mold to produce this early transition stem. ...

This Tweety A is the earliest version of Tweety Pez from Warner Bros. It has white plastic inserts for the eyes called removable eyes, blue painted pupils and a bright red painted beak. This Tweety pez sits on a blue thin feet 3.9 Austria transition stem. The footed 3.9 transition stem is quite hard to come by. The stem has thin feet, but the spine is the same depth as the channel, just like the no feet dispensers. This is the transition from no...

This Baloo A Pez Dispenser is from the original Jungle Book Pez series. He has a steel blue head and hand painted white eyes with black pupils. This great Jungle Book Baloo pez dispenser sits on a green 3.9 Austria transition stem in great condition! The footed 3.9 transition stem is quite hard to come by. The stem has thin feet, but the spine is the same depth as the channel, just like the no feet dispensers. This is the transition from no feet to thin...

This Road Runner A was released first in the early 1980s and it features painted eyes. This one comes on a 3.9 Austria thin foot transition stem. The transition stems have thin feet, but the spine in back is the same depth as the channel in the front of the stem. Most footed pez have a deeper spine, so this was the transition from no feet to with feet. This Road Runner A pez dispenser comes loose and ready to display!

This Jerry A has hand painted eyes and ears and a removable plastic snout piece. This pez is from the MGM pez releases including Tom and Jerry, Spike and Tyke, Droopy dog and Tuffy. This pez dispenser is the thin feet transition version on a 3.9 stem. On a transition stems, the depth of the spine in back is the same as the depth of the channel in front, the same as on a no feet stem, but the feet were added to the mold for this stem. This is seen...