This Lady Elaine Fairchilde hand puppet was made by DAKIN in 1990 and is a recreation of the original character from the PBS program hosted by Fred Rogers, Children's Corner. Mister Rogers created the Museum-Go-Round where she lives. She is the eccentric character of the troupe and often the one who stands up to King Friday XIII’s unreasonable demands. Its believed that Lady Elaine was named after Fred’s sister “Lainey.” This puppet has a plastic head and a body made from synthetic fabric. Her eye-catching expression with pointy nose is adorable. She is small and stands approximately 10'' (25cm) tall. She has been used and shows some age wear. Welcome home a vintage puppet character from the Mr. Rogers world!
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Condition: Used and pre-owned vintage hand puppets. Shows some wear. Please determine the condition by yourself, taking a close look at all pictures and asking questions.
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Origin: Designed in San Francisco. Made in Korea.
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Brand: Dakin
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Year: 1990
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Size: Approximately 10in/25cm tall
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Materials: plastic head, synthetic body
- The puppet stand are not included
WARNING: These vintage puppets do not comply with current safety standards and are intended for adult use only.