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My newest addition... a Steiff 1930's Mickey Mouse Doll. He still has the Steiff button in his ear, but it missing his original tags. Has leather like eyes and mother of pearl pant buttons. Total cutie! Stands around 6 inches tall.
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Wow Guy he is w-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-l !!!!!!!!!!! I love him lucky you and Kerry will drool on this one :-)
Thank you for the kind compliments!
I brought a towel, didn't wanna make a mess, lol. Take a peek at this posting, I think it's the cleanest "Clark" Minnie I've ever seen. Maybe you know if these were every reproduced in the full sized.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/74178-daisy-hat-minnie-rag-doll?in=activity
Fabulous!!! I'm beginning to wonder if you have purchased a museum!
Kerry I do not believe the one posted on your link is original is a 1939 Clark Minnie . Wrong fabric. wrong flower in hat ect . So don't cry ok :-) xoxo
Here is the real one notice the cloth flower they would have used at time ,fabric is different ect
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1939-Disney-Charlotte-Clark-Minnie-Mouse-Doll-L-K-/150901719770?nma=true&si=CnYzAZ3KQQrv%2BuyKwgfJTjV5VYc%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
Good to know Mani, I wasn't sure, and I'll believe you, your the best on Vintage and antique dolls. XOXO. thanks for the insight.
Thanks for the love everyone :)
Love it! I thought Steiff only did Teddy Bears
Sorry guy we added some chat on another post to yours . But was clarifying on a different Minnie Mouse not your wonderful authentic Mickey !!!!!!!!!! Love love him