Per the Warman's PEZ Field Guide 2nd Edition by Shawn Peterson: "The swirled headdress combinations are virtually endless. It is rumored that the plastic used to make the headdress was molded from the ground up and re-melted remains of unsold Make-a-Face dispensers. CAUTION: watch out for reproductions!".
On that note... if you are considering buying one then please read this PDF file first, which discusses how to identify fake Indian Chiefs, One-Eye Monsters, Ponies, and Mimic the Monkeys that originated from Hong Kong.
The photos below are from scouring Google and eBay along with contributions from Jeff Chanesman. I cropped the photos to focus on the headdress and tried to group them by color the best I could.
My favorites are the ones with blues and greens, how about you?
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| Anders Christiansen |
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| Jeff Chanesman |
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| Burlingame Museum of PEZ Memorabilia |
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| Anders Christiansen |
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| Jeff Chanesman |
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| David Welch |
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| David Welch |
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| David Welch |
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| Rob Yarak (PEZmorized) |
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| Rob Yarak (PEZmorized) |
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| Rob Yarak (PEZmorized) |
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| BEWARE: This one is a fake! |
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| Anders Christiansen |
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, thanks for the comment.
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