any insight on this doll/figurine?

I hesitate to call this a doll, on first glance it looks like a native american figure, , the tin headband and hiar/chest ornaments are throwing me off, as to me they look more like Mexican ornamentation, stuffed with ? straw ,ant help appreciated

 

Skookum doll.

 

Skookum dolls are a registered trademark, brand name doll. They were manufactured by the H.H. Tammen Company of Denver, Los Angeles, and New York.

Skookums never had arms, and always had wooden legs. They also were always looking to the left or the right, never straight ahead, and were dressed like Native Americans, wrapped in a cotton trade blanket.

So this isn't a Skookum, but does appear to be some other company's souvenir doll. Whose, though, I have no idea.

 

Somewhere on this forum is a very through discussion between myself and Taupou about Skookum dolls - Taupou very kindly explained the ins and outs of them to this addled brain......the problem is it was a hijacked thread and for the life of me I can not remember what/who the original thread was about............or even when it took place.........

 

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/doll-experts-can-you-help-with-type-of-doll-tia.16195/#post-224918
This one?

 

THAT one! Thank you so much for going through the effort - I was just about to settle in and try and find it myself................just needed more coffee.........

Thanks again, you are a treasure.

 

Ooh Manson, you are an ! I only used the search loupe for all forums

 

thank you all ,I have a small collection of Skookum dolls, and knew that this one didnt look like them However I did google them and discovered that 2 of my little mailer dolls are indeed Skookums, back into cabinet with this one, Again thank you, Now on to baskets and pots, Luckily most of my pots are signed, Baskets another story entirely, Am discovering most of my beadwork is African, oh well, I still like it.