The Colorful History of the Troll Doll | Innovation | Smithsonian Magazine
Danish troll dolls (close up), Stock Photo, Picture And Low Budget Royalty Free Image. Pic. ESY-029942969 | agefotostock
A Troll Timeline. | SuperRadNow
David Hill on X: "#designoftheday Created in 1959 by Danish fisherman/woodcutter Thomas Dam, troll dolls became a huge 1960's toy fad. https://t.co/m8b3cO62hO https://t.co/oamARYRw2q" / X
The bell tolls for the trolls in Denmark - The New European
1960s Vintage Thomas Dam Troll Doll made in Denmark | eBay
Troll Dolls - Doodlewash®
Vintage Danish Wooden Viking Troll Dolls Mid Century - Ruby Lane
vintage big 1970s Thomas Dam Denmark troll dolls — Craftcheesefactory.com
Vintage Norfin Thomas Dam Troll Doll Black Hair 1977 Denmark 9” Movable Arm Pose | eBay
Mid Century Wooden Swedish Female Troll / Doll Figurine Hand Made in Sweden Folk Art Mid Century Scandinavian/danish Modern Decor - Etsy | Troll dolls, Mid century scandinavian, Handmade
Norfin Boy Troll Dam 243 - Art Of Toys
Vintage Troll Doll Large Thomas Dam Denmark 1960s Long Brown Hair Glass Eyes | eBay
Original Thomas Dam Troll Doll Denmark 1960s | Etsy
1 Vintage Thomas Dam Boy Troll 9 Inch Made in Denmark Vintage Boy Troll - Etsy
2) Thomas Dam Danish Mid Century Troll Dolls
VTG 60s 2 Dam Dolls, Troll Doll Bank Danish 7”& Rudolf Reindeer Russ Troll Doll | eBay
Troll Doll - History's Best Toys: All-TIME 100 Greatest Toys - TIME
Danish troll doll(s) (close up) Stock Photo by ©sirakov.gmail.com 93414236
Two Dolls Thomas Dam Troll Collectible Figure Figurine Denmark Vintage 1970s Red Black Hair Scandinavian Design Original Troll Danish Troll - Etsy
Why are Troll dolls so iconic? - Quora
Large Troll Dolls by Dam Things Establishment , Denmark, 1964 | Retro Station
Vintage Danish Wooden Viking Troll Dolls Mid Century - Ruby Lane
The first Troll Dolls were hand carved from wood, by a father who didn't have money for Christmas gifts for his children | The Vintage News
Museum of Danish America - This rosy-cheeked troll doll with its original tag was donated by Phyllis Just. The doll was possibly purchased sometime in the early 1960s by her sister Margaret.
