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Manikin
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1940's Jewelry Display
These girls were used to draw eye on a counter to buy buy :-) she would have had many diamonds on her to show off and subliminal message to men buy your girl a diamond :-) They did quite well as quiet sales girls .
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she s very very beautiful and stunning manikin , i love this very much:)
VERY NICE addition Mani, Bet it looks good next to the "Elgin" one.
Thank you Kerry ,mustang and bellin :-))))))))))
Thank you jewels:-)
Good morning, Manikin! Hope you are well.
Most delightful display!!! She is beautiful, and in incredibly fine vintage condition, too!
Really love her Mani
Love her!! She is Beautiful.
Thank you all ! MiKKo ,Kathycat, Scandi,musiko,Official.walksoft (bro), Glad you enjoyed her . Please send diamonds to fill her shelf LOL
Move over Barbie, There is a new Trainwreck in Town !!~
LOL Phil :-)
I wonder what her commission was? Very nice Mani !!
Hedge I think these girls worked cheap so the owner could just sit down and watch them do their thing of attracting attention :-)
Thank you Amber :-)