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Pelham Puppets' Noddy is a wooden string puppet based on the Toyland character created by British children's author Enid Blyton. Noddy first appeared in the 1949 book Noddy Goes to Toyland and is recognizable by his blue hat with a bell, red-and-yellow clothing, and small car. The licensed marionett...
Why this score
Highly recognizable children's character and early licensed Pelham success; plentiful variants and straightforward construction limit elite rarity.
Scoring methodologyPelham Puppets' Big Ears is a wooden marionette of Noddy's bearded Toyland friend, introduced by Enid Blyton in the first Noddy book in 1949.
Why this score
Popular companion character with strong pairing and nostalgia value; less standalone demand than Noddy.
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