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This is another 4 1/2" X 6 1/2" doll image mounted on larger cardstock. The image dates from about 1900 and it is period ink labeled as "No. 1".
This particular one was has the earliest tag of "1830" and it looks to be made of some sort of composition material.
Any information appreciated.
Reproduction of this image in any form is not authorized.
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NICE PICT>! Scott, Mani will just LUV this when she sees it.
Thanks for looking and commenting mikie.
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P.S. thank you for your service to our country Scott, i know everyone on here feels the same.
Thanks mikie-- I appreciate it.
scott
Love it wish I had the doll.
Thanks kathy and manikin.
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Thanks tom.
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Thanks for looking vetraio.
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