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Old doll some could be home made | Dolls538 of 1763 |  |  |
Posted 10 months ago
mike101
(68 items)
Photo #1 Don't think I like this one but don't know what it could be.
Photo#2 Are these wort saving are they home made?
Photo #3 doll one has made in Hong Kong golddfarb novelty co
Photo #4 the doll one has made in Japan doll two has hart shape logo and made in Japan cant read the rest. doll three did not want to wreck it trying to see.
I know its a lot . But thank you if you can help out.
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Jamaica doll is a tourist doll they are not collected , all the dolls are factory one is a holly hobbie in 2nd set . The rest are cheap novelty dolls . A Celluloid Kewpie carnival doll that is damaged . Nope nothing here worth saving :-(
if the jamacan doll is like the one i have.when you pull her dress over her head she becomes another doll.