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Posted 1 year ago
cindyjune
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Hi all,
I would like to ID this doll I found in a box(generally where I find everything) She is 11" tall, has on a pair of white panties under the dress. They are not painted on but I hesitate to remove them.She has pretty deep brown sleepy eyes and is held all together, arms, legs, head, eyes, with elastic bands. Her feet are so big and flat she can stand upright on her own. I don't know what her hair is made from, it is very soft, perhaps mohair? And I have checked her over for any marks, usually the back of the head but I don't see anything? Would someone point me in the right direction? Thanks so much
Hard Plastic DollsHard-plastic dolls were first introduced in the late '40s, when new plastic…
Hi we call these dolls PMA or plastic molded arts dolls . They were sold in dime stores in 50's . She is made of a light weight plastic and really has no value as they are very abundant and no sought after . These dolls were also sold as dress me dolls and you can find them in elaborate crocheted dresses ect . Sorry she was not a valuable doll .
nice doll ha manikin did you get email t y
Thanks Manikin, as I was browsing the internet I saw exactly the same doll in full Native American garb. Thanks for your help!
Your welcome Cindy :-) Glad you saw your doll too !
Yep Lundy I did :-)