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17" Arranbee? Doll | Dolls363 of 1768 |  |  |
Posted 7 months ago
alveen22
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I am trying to determine an age of this doll. Or any other information someone might have. It is 17" tall. The back of the head is marked 18VH and R & B. The head turns when the legs are moved back and forth. It seems to be a molded plastic doll but the head is a soft material like vinyl. It says made in the USA on the back. The legs are attached to the body with one pin going thru both legs and the body. Thanks to anyone that can help.
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Hi, your doll is a Nanette Walker by Arranbee from the mid 1950s. She was made with or without a head turning mechanism; and with or without jointed knees. She appears to have been redressed.