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Dolls and Puppets
Muppet Collectibles

1958-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989
1990-1994 1995-1999 2000-2009

Hawaiian Punch (1970)

Hawaiian Punch had a promotional offer for 4 mail-away Muppet puppets that were released as a tie-in to the "Hey Cinderella" special on ABC. The text on the can says "Boys and girls put on your own puppet show. Get four colorful, plastic Muppet hand puppets." The puppets featured King Goshposh, Cinderella, and two others.

Fisher-Price (1978)

The original Fisher-Price dolls and puppets are some of the best Muppet toys that have been produced. All five of the original dolls and the two puppets are classics and should be part of everyone's collection. Even though it takes considerable more work to find these dolls in their original boxes, they display beautifully and are much more valuable in their original boxes from the late seventies.

Kermit Doll

This classic Kermit doll is everyone's favorite frog with Velcro on his hands so he can be posed in all kinds of positions.

Fozzie Bear Doll

As you can tell by the shape of his head the Fozzie doll was based on the original, first-season Fozzie who was later redesigned after the second season of the Muppet Show. Fozzie's hat is supposed to be non-removeable.

Rowlf Doll

Another great Fisher-Price release, the Rowlf puppet is more stylist than his original Ideal counterpart. He's a lot of fun to play with as his ears flop around when you perform him. Like the Animal puppet, Rowlf has a hole in his back that you can put your hand through.

Scooter Doll

The Scooter doll has a green satin jacket with the Muppet Show logo and hard plastic shoes. His face and body are stuffed. Velcro is on his hands, but he's not real poseable.

Animal Puppet

The Animal puppet is an incredible version of the character, so much so that Igel would release a puppet based on the same mold twenty-years later. With this puppet, you put your hand through Animal's back in order to operate him. The eyebrows move up and down from a lever located inside his body above his mouth.

Two different versions of this doll were released the original had red and orange fur, the later and more common version of this doll used pink and orange for fur.

Kermit and Fozzie Puppets

The Kermit puppet is remarkable for not having any stuffing in his head, so the puppet is really fun to perform. Kermit has a broad range of expressions not possible in most kids' puppets.

The Fozzie puppet is also very nice with no stuffing in his head. The original puppet had Fozzie's hat sewn on, even though most of them that are around today are no longer attached.

Fisher-Price (1979)

Miss Piggy Puppet

Fisher-Price's original line continues with the Miss Piggy puppet, the first Piggy doll ever produced, with a nice vinyl head and blonde hair. It's hard to find any today that don't have mangled hair.

This puppet was interestingly released in two different boxes, one was taller with cellophane and an open front (like the other Fisher-Price dolls). The later box was a little smaller, had cellophane, and it was enclosed all-around. A lot of people were playing with Piggy excessively at the store so they changed the box design so she became a harder to reach without opening the box.

Muppet Beanbags

The Kermit beanbag is plush with plastic eyes. Fozzie is plush with a plastic hat. Miss Piggy has a plastic head with plush body. The beanbags are all about 6 inches tall. Like the larger Fisher-Price Miss Piggy puppet, the hair on the beanbags is often unruly as well.

Pelham Puppets (1979, UK)