Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

S SandraDee Member Joined: Mar 11, 2011 Posts: 929	S SandraDee Posted posted on Tue, May 14, 2013 10:56 AM On 2013-05-14 08:43, Pele Paul wrote: does anyone know anything about the two 1960s plastic hula girls in the last picture? I found four of them at the swap meet for $1.00 each and would love to find out if they are anything special They aren't very valuable but they are vintage. From the 60s and were one of the popular souvenirs of the period. I have over 100+ hula girls and I have around 15 of this style. Lots of them came on bases that played music (generally a Hawaiian melody of course) Even though they aren't valuable (like the chalkware ones are) you can still sell them for $15-$25 depending on the market of selling them. Still...always a good find :)

On 2013-05-14 08:43, Pele Paul wrote:
does anyone know anything about the two 1960s plastic hula girls in the last picture? I found four of them at the swap meet for $1.00 each and would love to find out if they are anything special

They aren't very valuable but they are vintage. From the 60s and were one of the popular souvenirs of the period. I have over 100+ hula girls and I have around 15 of this style. Lots of them came on bases that played music (generally a Hawaiian melody of course)

Even though they aren't valuable (like the chalkware ones are) you can still sell them for $15-$25 depending on the market of selling them.

Still...always a good find :)

Post #678027 by SandraDee on Tue, May 14, 2013 10:56 AM