All these were in my mailbox. What a fun mail day! When I bought the Dam Jogger troll I thought he was a 1977. He looks like one. But, to my surprise, under his chin it says "Made in Denmark Dam 1985". The Stocking is very cute. I have 4 more Troll Christmas stockings (all different) to show you all soon. And, finally...the witch troll is a cutie as well.
My husband bought me this. I just love it. It's got the coolest looking wizard troll on the package. Also, you are suppose to put the troll in water and a trinket "surprise" will magically appear. Wonder what's inside...it's too pretty to find out.
I bought this because it is unique and I am fascinated with wizards. It is made by Norfin.
These look just like Nyform trolls but they are plush. Certainly unique. They each have a tag that says "Troll" and tells a troll story. It says they cost $17.95 apiece on the other side of the tag.
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 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.
Here is another one but this one was made in Hong Kong. Her fingernails and toenails are painted in a light pink.
I don't know a whole lot about these troll "dolls". I know they are vintage and made in Korea. Are they really trolls? What are they called? I've researched and came up with nothing at all. Feel free to let me know if you know about them.
