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Posted 11 months ago
minpin
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Sorry for the delay in posting additional pictures for the Shirley doll; but maybe these will help in finding out more about this doll and her value.
This is the same doll in my posting Niresk Dolls? I don't know how to attach the new photos to that post; directions on how to do that would be appreciated.
I still would like to know an estimated value on the dolls in both posts
Thanks
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Shirley Temple DollsDuring the bleak years of the Great Depression, the lovable Shirley Temple …
Yes It is marked AE so that makes my first post accurate that she is made by Allied eastern . She is a fairly hard to find doll and should bring a pretty good price more than a ideal authorized 19 in because these were not approved to sold by Shirley Temple and the company was sued she is scarce and not many were produced . Excellent Shirley Temple and to be correct to Ideal that owned exclusive rights to her during this time period we have to call her a Shirley temple look a like . But she is Shirley :-) And all original . Amazing to see one show up to my eyes after all the years I have collected and Shirley being a doll I have studied . So keep good care of her and not in to much heat or cold or in a damp basement you have a treasure . I wondered what happened to you :-) glad to see you got my message about her . It would be hard to put a price on her as this site is not designed to give out value amounts but along with that so few ever surface to sell it really comes down to what a collector of Shirley will pay . If you could email me photo's and if you don't mind I would like to print them for my books and articles on Shirley Temple . My email is manikin1234@aol.com if you will allow me to keep a full size photo of all these you just posted .