Salvation Army Woman - Carollers

Condition: Pristine | Ultra Rare Caroller

The Salvation Army Woman holds a special place in Simpich history—not only for her rarity, but for the purpose behind her creation. Unlike the late-era ultra rare pieces of the 2000s, this figure was produced only briefly in the 1980s as part of a fundraiser for the Salvation Army, making her one of the few Carollers tied directly to a charitable cause.

Dressed in a rich red coat with a matching bonnet, she carries a basket of goods and a copy of War Cry, the Salvation Army’s historic publication. Her design reflects a quiet dignity—capturing the heart of service, generosity, and compassion that defined the organization and inspired her creation.

This figure stands out as a meaningful and symbolic piece in the Caroller Collection. With her striking colors, detailed basket, and thoughtful historical ties, the Salvation Army Woman remains one of the most sought-after and emotionally resonant Simpich designs—an inspiring reminder of the true spirit of giving at Christmastime.