Name: Triki Miki
Made by and When: Uneeda, 1971
Material: Vinyl
Marks: UNEEDA (on the head); LITTLE MISS / DOLLIKIN / U.S. PAT. / No. 3,010,253 / OTHER U.S. & / FOR. PAT. PEND. / Made in Hong Kong (on the body)
Height: 6-1/2 inches
Hair, Eyes, Mouth: Straight black waist-length hair, brown painted eyes, closed mouth
Clothes: Orange, pink, white, and lime green two-piece pants suit; lime green shoes
Other: This poseable doll has 10 moveable joints, poses like the human body (as indicated on the box) and as advertised on TV during the 1970s. Triki Miki was a Woolworth exclusive as indicated on the box. Black versions are rare, especially when found mint in box.
Gallery (Images courtesy of liveauctioneers.com and Matthew Bullock Auctioneers.)
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