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Possible Columbian Emma Adams Doll?
by Vicki
(Wisconsin)
Front of face
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I purchased this doll and after doing a preliminary investigation.
I am thinking it is possible she may be an unmarked Emma Adams Columbian Doll. I have looked at Emma's dolls on Ruby Lane and found another that is unmarked.
She has the same construction of the head. Face painting looks very close to the other's I have seen, some marked and some not.
Anybody have the definitive way to identify if she is indeed an Emma Adams doll?
Thank you!
Vicki
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