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Posted 8 months ago
elayem0110
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My mom lived in Denmark for a period of time as a child. She got this doll on the ship home, MS Kungsholm, when her and her family moved back to the US. I can't recall the exact years she lived there or when she returned home, but certainly mid to late 1960's. I don't know much else about the doll. There are no markings indicating a manufacturer and I've never seen another one like it. I was transfixed with it in childhood and my mom passed it down to me recently. Anyone seen one before?
DollsPeople have made dolls for thousands of years for use as religious objects,…
Thanks! That helps, the latter makes more sense.