Pelham Puppets Classifications
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While the quintessential aesthetics of Pelham Puppets remained the same the company had many different variation of design. Here is a short guide to identifying which classification a puppet would fall under.
LS: The LS model ran from 1946 to 1956. Their feet are made from small balls sliced in two and their heads were spherical rather than specifically moulded.
SL
SL 63
SM: SM puppets are famous for their opening mouths.
SS: The SS model much like the LS has a painted wooden ball for the head, the major difference between the two models is that SS marionettes have 'Toggle' feet rather than half balls like the LSes.
