New troll dolls sell for as little as $2.19 for the tiny ... which is why most toys from the ’60s are hard to find in great shape.’ “ Seltzer, of Los Angeles, has more than 300 trolls ...

Troll dolls—like witches or choker necklaces—seem ... topping their pencils with the miniature figures, children of the '60s were collecting their own versions. And now, with the new Trolls ...

large trolls (that stand over 12 inches tall), and Dam Things dolls from the 1950s and '60s are highly collectible. Some readers may snicker at the thought that troll dolls may still be collectible.

The bizarre looking toys from our childhood are catching the eye of collectors and are selling for more than face value REMEMBER the ugly Troll Dolls with their wild hair and often stark naked ...

The story of troll dolls began in the small town of Gjøl, Denmark, during the economic precarity that followed World War II. According to board game designer Tim Walsh’s 2005 book Timeless Toys ...

A naked troll doll made in the likeness of President Donald ... making it slightly “larger than the vintage ’60s Trolls and smaller than the Trolls from the ’80s and ’90s.” ...

It’s “larger than the vintage 60’s Trolls and smaller than the Trolls ... Artist Chuck Williams’ President Trump troll doll has far exceeded its Kickstarter funding goal.

Like: 1. Where did those freaky troll dolls come from anyway? In 1959, Thomas Dam could not afford to buy his young daughter a birthday present and instead carved for her a doll inspired by the ...

The Troll dolls were first introduced in 1959, when Danish fisherman and woodcutter Thomas Dam, too poor to afford a Christmas present for his young daughter Lajla, carved a doll for her based on ...