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I am new to this, so I appreciate any advice or guidance. I was given this doll many years ago after being passed down through families. I have tried to research anything like it on line and cannot find a thing. It looks so rare and very, very old. It is in incredible condition and beautiful. Does anyone have suggestions on how to find out its kind or value? I can't find markings at all. It is posable, made of cloth and stands 12". The twins can be removed. Any help is appreciated. Renee/Oklahoma
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Your doll has the look of a Klumpe doll . This one looks like a Nanny . Made in spain between 1950-70's . They were tourist dolls but have become collectible but do not sell for a lot . Very nice and Thanks for sharing . They made Nurses, Doctors and mothers holding babies among many others
Marty