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Who is this lovely doll?
by Jeannie Wymbs
(Bronx, New York)
Walker
I purchased this doll on Ebay. She is 17" tall and has no markings. Her walking mechanism works. I think her dress might be an original. Her eyes open and close. She has a felt tongue and teeth. Her wig is glued on and she is all lightweight hard plastic.
I'd really like to find out her name and who she was manufactured by. I am planning on making a scrapbook of the dolls in my doll collection.
Thank you.
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