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Phatbuddha
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A really Unusual doll Cambodian Princess with leg missing ??
I don't think this was a doll for sale. Not sure what its for??
I've got two of these and I've looked for her on the net and found her but not one with her leg missing. Interesting piece
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Very interesting she appears to have been sold for a fund raiser for Cambodia . Unique . I am sure no kid would have used her to play with so it is a special event doll and I wonder if they did not just do a certain amount and they were not made factory with amputation but taken out of box and it done for event ? They appear to have used a barbie dolls of the world doll and reboxed her also . Interesting for sure .
You do know your stuff manikin,thanks again you have been a great help :)
Look up the website on the back of the box. Apparently this doll was for sale in Singapore.
Really? That so Weird. I'm not to good with Researching on the Internet. I did find some like it but not with the leg missing. Thanks mustangtony
Yes it is not uncommon to have dolls made in different countries representing another .