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concordkatz
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I recieved this doll when I was very young around 1954-1960. I heard through my family that an Uncle brought it back from the war for me..I don't know what war but it is entirely I believe bisque..it has a string attaching the legs, arms and head..it is approximitely 10 inches tall and has a crier in it but does not work..although it did work when I was kid as I remember playing with it. I have yet to see this doll anywhere on the internet and was wondering if anyone knows anything about it. The clothes are the original. Thanks so much...
Bisque DollsWhen bisque dolls began appearing in France during the 1850s, their matte f…