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This isn't a real troll but I purchased it anyway because her hair looks like troll hair. It reminds me of those Liddle Kiddle troll dolls from the 60s. She's pretty.

I'm back...and today I'm highlighting my newest additions I got over the past two weeks.
These are really rare troll salt & pepper shakers. They are made by Norcrest.
They are sought after by many troll collectors and I've seen them sell for $99. I was fortunate enough to wait a long time and grab a great deal. I got both for only $26!
The holes to shake out the salt & pepper are located on their backs. I think it's an odd place to put the holes considering their shape. You would have to turn them sideways to use them.
These won't be used. They are displayed beautifully on one of my shelves.

I had one of these as a child so I just had to get one as an adult for my collection. This barbie was made by Mattel in the 90s. She is wearing all kinds of cool troll stuff...a troll outfit, troll earrings, and even a troll necklace that has interchangeable hair. Simply take the hair off that is attached to the velcro and change it for another. You can even attach a piece of troll hair to her hair (see the velcro up there). Pretty cool huh?
This is a cute baby troll. I think his name is Pookie. It's made by Russ.
This is certainly unique. I have to admit, when I bought it I really thought there would be more to it though. I purchased it online, by the way... It only contains some felt and a thick blue string. Apparently, you are suppose to shred the string to make troll hair and supply your own stuffing. I've opted to not make it since the packaging itself looks pretty cool and it's a hard item to find.
This is an awesome Wizard troll named Hocus P. Pocus made by Totally Troll. The packaging is as great as the troll in it. So colorful.
Here is two huge troll pillows. They are about 2 feet tall. I did not purchase these as a set. I bought these separately. I think they look great together. They have real troll hair.
This has the same facial features as the one I just showed you all marked "Pee Wee". But, she is unmarked...unless her markings are hidden. I can't undress her to see. She has on crochet clothes sewn to her body and I am not sure if the previous owner made them or if they are original.

This is a 1960s Pee Wee Troll Doll made by Uneeda. I believe there is a mixed controversy to whether these should be classified as trolls even though they are made by Uneeda - a Troll making company who made Wishniks. She has pretty baby blue eyes.
This troll was the first really vintage troll doll I found in my hometown. All the others I found in my town were 80s and 90s and newer. It's REALLY hard for me to find the older ones here.
She is unmarked and has the most beautiful spiral green eyes. They are amazing! Her clothing is in bad shape though and has been taped and stapled. I left her the way I found her. I usually do leave them the way they are unless they are in pieces. Although, sometimes I have to sudden urge to make a one-of-a-kind troll. That's a fun project!
This troll is straight from the Ice Age. He is very tall and wrinkly.
This Dam bank is beautiful. I love the blue colors and her blushing cheeks.

Hey fellow troll lovers - I'm back. This time bringing you a beautiful Dam troll bank. This blondie has full, flowing hair. It's vintage and from the 60s.
I saved the best for last today. This is the most beautiful Dam troll from the 60s I've seen yet. She is pristine. Her peachy mohair is so full and her spiral green eyes just sparkle. I love to look at her.
I will be adding more trolls soon. Stay tuned. I'd love it if you comment and/or follow my blog. Let me know what you think.
This vintage monster troll was made in Japan. He looks like a cross between a monster and Frankenstein. He has rabbit fur for hair. Very old and rare.
This vintage keychain, I am unsure of the year it was made, has authentic rabbit fur for hair. Very odd looking.
I only have two of these beautiful 1960s S.H.E pencil toppers. Here's the other one - my favorite of the two.
This is a 1960s S.H.E (Scandia House Enterprises) pencil topper. These are so rare and expensive these days. They stand about 2 inches tall and are so tiny yet so pretty.
This troll is so pretty. The previous owner didn't take good care of her hair and it is coming loose but she is wearing a big smile. She's a 1960s Dam.