Pelham Puppet Theatre and puppets, c.1950s, the theatre appe...
Pelham Puppet Theatre and puppets, c.1950s, the theatre appears complete with original box and label; Pelham Puppets Enid Blyton "Noddy" Wooden-Head Marionette, Boxed, the puppet is constructed with a large painted wooden ball head with applied fur hair, prominent painted features and blue eyes, together with felt ears and the characteristic long blue pointed cap retaining its small bell, Noddy wears a red fabric top with cream collar, pale blue shorts and oversized red shoes, with articulated painted limbs suspended from the original stringing system and wooden control bar, contained in its original long card box bearing the colourful Pelham Puppet printed label and a separate illustrated "Enid Blyton's Noddy" label, inscribed "Made in England" and "Copyright 1953 by the Noddy Subsidiary Rights Co. Ltd." The box is additionally stamped "TYPE 9", original illustrated Pelham operating instructions and a printed Pelpup Club letter from Victoria House, Marlborough, Wiltshire; Pelham Puppets "Wags the Dog" Type LA Marionette, Boxed, circa early 1950s, constructed principally in painted wood, the puppet has a large rounded yellow-painted head with prominent black spherical nose, painted eye and facial detail, long brown felt ears and matching brown felt back covering, the articulated body is formed from painted wooden spheres and turned wooden limb sections, with red collar and characteristic jointed legs and feet, contained in its original early brown card box with applied blue, purple and white Pelham label inscribed "Pelham Puppets Ltd., Marlborough" and "Simple Dancing Puppet – With Fully Illustrated Instructions – Made in England" and a unboxed Pelham witch puppet. (4)* Providence: Wags the Dog with Dreweatt-Neate auction tag, lot 694 22nd April 1998.
[ translate ]Pelham Puppet Theatre and puppets, c.1950s, the theatre appears complete with original box and label; Pelham Puppets Enid Blyton "Noddy" Wooden-Head Marionette, Boxed, the puppet is constructed with a large painted wooden ball head with applied fur hair, prominent painted features and blue eyes, together with felt ears and the characteristic long blue pointed cap retaining its small bell, Noddy wears a red fabric top with cream collar, pale blue shorts and oversized red shoes, with articulated painted limbs suspended from the original stringing system and wooden control bar, contained in its original long card box bearing the colourful Pelham Puppet printed label and a separate illustrated "Enid Blyton's Noddy" label, inscribed "Made in England" and "Copyright 1953 by the Noddy Subsidiary Rights Co. Ltd." The box is additionally stamped "TYPE 9", original illustrated Pelham operating instructions and a printed Pelpup Club letter from Victoria House, Marlborough, Wiltshire; Pelham Puppets "Wags the Dog" Type LA Marionette, Boxed, circa early 1950s, constructed principally in painted wood, the puppet has a large rounded yellow-painted head with prominent black spherical nose, painted eye and facial detail, long brown felt ears and matching brown felt back covering, the articulated body is formed from painted wooden spheres and turned wooden limb sections, with red collar and characteristic jointed legs and feet, contained in its original early brown card box with applied blue, purple and white Pelham label inscribed "Pelham Puppets Ltd., Marlborough" and "Simple Dancing Puppet – With Fully Illustrated Instructions – Made in England" and a unboxed Pelham witch puppet. (4)* Providence: Wags the Dog with Dreweatt-Neate auction tag, lot 694 22nd April 1998.
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