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Stonie
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Just some of my wife's Kewpie dolls she has collected over the years, she has some very early dolls, some newer, along with advertising, sheet music and even Kew-Pea's in a can. When we are out antiquing, she has me looking just as hard as her, trying to find these cute dolls that look so much like our daughter when she was little.
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Kewpie DollsIn 1907, Rose O’Neill, already a successful magazine illustrator in her ear…
So sweet!
SO cute! What a collection. I have a friend who had brain cancer and now the hair on her head won't grow except in the very middle and near her ears - like a kewpie ;) And she's cue like a kewpie so these always remind me of her.
Such a great collection she has !
I understand her passion.
They are so sweet and make me smile when I'm down.
Nice day to you and thanks for your visit