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This one is definitely unique. It's a Pinecone Troll. She even has a tail.
I have other troll-like items to show you in the future.
On another note...I have many 1986 and 2005 Dam Troll Dolls and will be showing you the coolest video of them very soon. Since there is so many, I think you all will really enjoy it...
This wooden troll is unmarked. He reminds me of Santa Claus.
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!
My newest clown troll finally arrived. I love his nose! I have looked everywhere and can't find a marking. He sure looks like a Norfin. Isn't he cute?
This 1960s troll, also unmarked, has gorgeous hair. It starts out as a light blue then gets darker and darker. Look at her tips. Just beautiful! Her dress compliments her yellow glass eyes.
This unmarked 1960's troll has flaming orange hair. It's really beautiful and it's all original mohair.
This 1960s troll is wearing a pretty crochet dress. It's previous owner must have really loved her. She has bulging eyes and I am unsure of her brand. Her rooted hair is was makes her so special, in my opinion.
This is a red bearded man troll from the 60s circa. He is unmarked and tabbed on the back. He is featured in one of the troll identification price guides and noted as being rare. I really like this one. So unique!
I can't wait to get my hands on the green one with a white beard and the white one with a red beard...over time I'll get those too.
This is a well manicured troll doll. She came to me complete with a faux-fur rug, a brush, a bottle of shampoo, a bottle of conditioner, and even her pet kitty. She is wearing an acrylic face masque and faux-fur attire. I love her pointy ears. She is unmarked but I believe she is a Dam troll from the 1960s. I've never seen one like her. I seek the rarest and most unique trolls and it is a true passion of mine. Troll collecting is so much fun!
This caveman troll is covered in mohair. He has no markings, but I am almost certain that he's a Norfin. This is the only one like him I've ever seen, so I'm lucky to have him in my collection.
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