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hollykalen
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I found these at an estate sale-the lady told me they were original Disney stuffed toys from 1920's-30's.I was going to give them to my best friend's granddaughter for Christmas.They are in excellent condition! no tags-no musty smell! I would like to know if they are originals. I've looked all over the web but can't find any exactly the same.Please send any helpful comments!
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the only similar Mickie & Minnie I've found was in a picture of Walt Disney from the 1920's surrounded by these stuffed Mickie & Minnies!
All authentic Mickey and Minnie's carried the copy write and Disney name on a tag sewn into seam on their sides usually. These make me think they are unauthorized versions since there are subtle differences in most that were authorized . They are newer .
thank you! I guess it doesn't matter to Lola-she's 2 yrs. old-but thought it
would be nice if they were authentic!
Lola will love them no matter what :-) I would let her enjoy them . Newer even authorized ones have no real monetary value. but can give and get lots of good hugs to kids and even adults :-) Very cute
I talked to my best friend this week and told her about my gift for Lola-she
told me her daughter won't allow Lola to have "USED" clothes or toys-do
you believe it? I must be getting too old to understand the younger generation!