I am a collector not a dealer, so I am forced to use eBay 'simple delivery' posted system. but have no control over the delivery times. It will come Royal Mail  Large letter 35 x 25 x 2.5 cm up to 1kg that's the cheapest I can select.  

Pelham Puppet replacement  18/3 thread for re-stringing puppets made after 1956.                                                                        Card 1 - 4 colours 

14 Metres in total 4m of Black (head strings) 4m Blue (leg strings ) 4m Red (hand strings) 2m yellow (back string) is enough thread to restring 2 completely full sized puppets LS, SS, LS and 3 junior control puppets or animal/birds (those on a T bar control). 

Card 2 - 5 colours
18 Metres in total 4m of Black (head strings) 4m Blue (leg strings ) 4m Red (hand strings) 2m yellow (back string) 2m Green (shoulder string) is enough thread to restring 2 completely full sized SM puppets (those with a moving mouth)
Card 3 - 4 colours
28 Metres in total 8m of Black (head strings) 8m Blue (leg strings ) 8m Red (hand strings) 4m yellow (back string) is enough thread to restring 4 completely full sized puppets LS, SS, LS and 3 junior control puppets or animal/birds (those on a T bar control). in continuous lengths to reduce wastage, 
Card 4 - 5 colours
36 Metres in total 8m of Black (head strings) 8m Blue (leg strings ) 8m Red (hand strings) 4m yellow (back string) 8m Green (shoulder string) is enough thread to restring 4 completely full sized SM puppets (those with a moving mouth) in continuous lengths to reduce wastage. 
Free needle and needle threader 
This is Barbour thread 100% linen not the cheaper Somac nylon thread! 
You receive the thread on the card not the spools, that's just to show you where I take the thread from! Any questions please message me before buying. 
 
In thread, "18/3" means 
it is made of three strands of thread, each of which is a thickness of #18. The first number, 18, indicates the thickness (a higher number means a thinner thread), and the second number, 3, indicates the number of strands or plies twisted together to form the final thread. 
  • 18 (Gauge/Thickness): This number indicates the thread's thickness. A lower number signifies a thicker thread. For example, 12/3 is thicker than 18/3.
  • 3 (Ply/Strands): This number indicates how many individual strands of that #18 thickness are twisted together to create the final thread. Therefore, 18/3 is thicker and more robust than an 18/1 or 18/2 thread. 
I am not a dealer, this thread is from my own collection as a Pelham collector and enthusiast of over 30 years!

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