Looking at the signature, I guess it could say Marie Osmond! I'd love to see the doll.
She could be Sweet Sue...........
I don't think she is either. I think I have a Saucy Walker....or did at one time.
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I can't, but I would like to see all of the doll?:cat:
She is called a Gibson Girl, because of Charles Dana Gibson.
From the photo, it would appear that that is why your grandparents bought it.....for their dolls. Not many doll collectors these days...............
She could be an American Character doll. I don't have a book devoted to just AC dolls. I'm not sure if there is one. You will need to undress...
If you peel back the wig somewhat you might find a mark.
Thank you Aqui.......... @Taupou is correct......a "walker" I'll go through my books a bit later to see if I can find her.
This link will be helpful to describe the "rubbery" doll. https://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/articles/beauty-skin-petalskin/ I have one, and...
I Need Help is ahead of me. LOL!
Modestly priced dolls in their day. I don't believe that the doll with the writing has anything to do with the manufacture. If your grandmother's...
Thank you for the confidence Sabre! It's appreciated. Not sure how helpful I can be with these.
Hi Shannel..... You did the correct thing by starting your own thread. They appear to be from the 50's era. However the first one I think is later.
I wish I could do as well.....I can't even make a stick figure look like a stick figure!!!! What a wonderful Uncle you are to show so much...
The real challenge will be to find the part that attaches to the wall. These were popular a few years back.....back when I had my shop. The...
Looks good to me too......but I've only had a few to sell in the past. I agree shelf wear looks authentic.
Well.....you made me look! I think I see what you see!
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