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Pelham Puppets Devil - Marionette
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Pelham Puppets Devil

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Pelham Puppets' Devil is a wooden theatrical marionette of the traditional horned tempter, made in England by Bob Pelham's company during the 20th century.

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What does the Pelham Puppets Devil marionette look like?

The Pelham Puppets Devil is a traditional wooden theatrical marionette of the classic horned tempter. It typically features red clothing, horns, and a jointed wooden body that allows it to move like a classic stage performer.

When did Pelham Puppets manufacture the Devil marionette?

This specific puppet was produced during the 20th century by Bob Pelham's company in England. It was part of a wider catalog of theatrical and fairy tale characters that were incredibly popular with children's puppet theaters.

Is the Pelham Puppets Devil considered a rare collector's item today?

Yes, vintage Pelham Puppets, particularly those in mint condition with their original control bars and labels, are highly sought after by collectors. The Devil, alongside other classic characters like the clown, frequently appears in antique toy auctions.

How is the Pelham Puppets Devil controlled?

The marionette is controlled from above using a standard wooden airplane or cross control bar tied with strings. By tilting and rotating the bar, a puppeteer can make the wooden devil walk, dance, and move its limbs across a stage.

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