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mustangtony
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This is another Hummel figurine. It is called "Surprise" which is a little German boy and girl sometimes referred to as the Hansel and Gretel. The identification number is No. 94 3/0 and has the Hummel stamp TMK3 (trademark 3) - Large bee in V and below it W. Germany. Trademark 3 was used 1960-1972 but this is a variation used in 1960-1963 with the top of the bee even with the V (sometimes called "high bee"). Sent from grandmother in Germany to my mom in U.S. in 1962.
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