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I found these dolls in a tub of other dolls and clothes. The first ones are about 6 inches tall, and the last one is about 10 inches tall. The second onr is plastic, and the others look like cloth painted over. I don;t know anything else about them. Can anyone identify these dolls, and tell me something about them? Any idea what they might be worth? Thanks.
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Your first 2 dolls resemble Annalee made dolls or Roldan . My quess is Annalee by wide happy eyes and faces . They often just had a paper tag attached to wrist .
Hope theis helps you may want to look at the Annalee dolls on ebay to see prices and also if same ones are listed .
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Your Last doll winking looks like a Shackman doll from Japan . Just a quess by how she is made . Typical to cloth shackman dolls . Hope this helps . Also look on body for a tag
I did want to add to your first dolls if not Annalee likely Japan made . From look from the 50's-60's