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Pelham Puppet Noddy - Marionette
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Pelham Puppet Noddy

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Pelham Puppet Noddy is a licensed string marionette based on Noddy, the children’s character created by British author Enid Blyton. Noddy was introduced in the 1949 book Noddy Goes to Toyland and is associated with Toyland, his blue hat, and his friendship with Big Ears. The Pelham figure belongs to the company’s character-puppet range and is relevant to collectors of Blyton, vintage toys, and marionettes.

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What character is the Pelham Puppet Noddy based on?

It is based on Noddy, the children's character created by British author Enid Blyton. Noddy was introduced in the 1949 book Noddy Goes to Toyland.

What does Pelham Puppet Noddy usually look like?

The licensed string marionette is associated with Noddy's blue hat and Toyland identity. The character is also commonly shown with his friend Big Ears in Blyton's stories.

What kind of puppet is Pelham Puppet Noddy?

It is a string marionette, meaning the figure is moved from above using control strings. Pelham Puppets produced licensed character puppets as well as more traditional marionette designs.

Who is Noddy's famous friend?

Big Ears is Noddy's best-known friend in the Enid Blyton stories. Both characters are associated with Toyland, the setting introduced in Noddy Goes to Toyland.

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