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A lovely looking doll made in England | Dolls191 of 1768 |  |  |
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Phatbuddha
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This is a lovely looking doll made in England
I know nothing about it. But she looks like she's from the 70's but not sure. She has such a cute face. She's got a Speaker looking thing on her back Ive not try to work it so I hope she still works. Someone will love her one day :)
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Hard Plastic DollsHard-plastic dolls were first introduced in the late '40s, when new plastic…
1950's flirty eye hard plastic doll .She is a take off of the USA Ideal doll Saucy Walker ,she is missing her 2 teeth that can be replaced . The box would be a crier ,if it work it would make a sound when she was tipped back and forth . Flirty eye dolls are collectible . Their eyes follow you . There were a few makers of these in England . Pedigree
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-BEAUTIFUL-PEDIGREE-WALKING-DOLL-16-INCH-FLIRTY-EYES-HARD-PLASTIC-/140915956991?pt=UK_Doll_Bears_Dolls_EH&hash=item20cf3edcff
I cant thank you Enough manikin,you have been so helpful :)
Your welcome Phat ! You sure find lots of treasures wow
Yeah this dump is like the golden goose To me :)