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Back-of-the-boat
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Hitler gnome. LOL
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Cool piece!! I thought tooth pick holder when I first saw it.
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Smirph heading out to go backpacking..
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I guess you can use it for whatever you want, but a lot of these were produced as match-holders too, with a rough area (perhaps the side of the basket) acting as a striking surface.
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Plastic Troll, souvenir piece. I doubt it would hold much value. I bet similar items are for sale on eBay if you look.
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I did a Google image search on 'gnome toothpick holder'. Wow. Lots. Who knew that was "a thing"? 
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