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pathill
by Pat Hill
(Garland, Texas)
I havae a Heinrich Handwerck doll that was purchased by my grandmother over 70 years ago. It remained inmy mother's attic until 26 years ago. She sent it to me and it was needing to be reatrung.
It is 31 inches tall, sleepy eyes, composition body,open mouth with teeth. The only thing that needed to be replaced was the hair. I would like to find out more about this doll.
The wig is glued on so I cannot tell much more about it. There is an name HALBIG on the neck and the number 5. Can anyone tell me about this doll.
I am unable to get my photos from my camera to the computer at this time
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