You're welcome.....and what a very nice thing to say. Thank you.
Oh, and please let us know if you get a positive ID.:cat:
You're welcome. Best of luck!
I think you should leave the metal posts. Someone might have an appropriate stand. Let the buyer decide to remove or not.
Thank you for the photo. Use that photo also if you list her, but also show the clothes off her, and the inside stitching of the seams. Don't...
I don't think they are the original clothes. From the photo, they look home made.
It can always be helpful to show the clothing too if you have them. Can we see them please?
If you follow @Bookahtoo's links you will find a couple, pictured. I did not follow through and read.
It would seem that the blue hands could be significant.
I can't help, but doesn't it appear that he held something in his hands?
If you are going to list her, list her as a Walker, likely from the 50's, but that she is unmarked. Take pictures of the mechanism from the head...
Congrats on the family marriage! Thank you for responding! :cat:
I really don't know.............
:):):)
I question the wig myself...........has a sheen to it of newer wigs.
Hi George! Welcome to Antiquers.............:cat: Could you post a picture of it and post it here? (this happens to be an old thread)
Advanced Doll Co. made WW and other walkers. https://www.dollreference.com/advance_doll_toy_co.html
I noticed that at least on some of the dolls, WW has separated fingers.....yours does not...at least it doesn't appear that way in your photo. I...
Another showing movement. https://vintagedollrepair.weebly.com/walking-winnie.html
She does look similar to Winnie Walker. I had to look her up. WW has a key for movement............ https://www.ebay.com/itm/223698907413
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