Re: Anyone know the names of these dolls?

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Posted by Deborah on March 27, 2008 at 08:03:07:

In Reply to: Re: Anyone know the names of these dolls? posted by Marilyn on March 19, 2008 at 11:27:07:

THANK YOU.. I looked on the one and YES she has a built in cryer its more in the back than the tummy... IT really doesn't make a crying sound but this wierd sound which I thought was the tin eyes making a sound.. LOL
I don't know what to call the doll, and would like the doll to go to someone who can restore it~ the other two same thing

Blessings for the help.. Deborah

: The first and third dolls appear to be vinyl dolls with rooted hair. They would be considered more "vintage" than antique, as they are no older than probably the late 1950s. The middle doll is composition and cloth -- might be a "mama" doll if she has a built-in crier in her tummy. Probably from the 1920s to the early 1940s. Many doll companies made such dolls and not all had a manufacturer's mark. Good luck.

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: THANK YOU.. I looked on the one and YES she has a built in cryer its more in the back than the tummy... IT really doesn't make a crying sound but this wierd sound which I thought was the tin eyes making a sound.. LOL : I don't know what to call the doll, and would like the doll to go to someone who can restore it~ the other two same thing : Blessings for the help.. Deborah : : : The first and third dolls appear to be vinyl dolls with rooted hair. They would be considered more "vintage" than antique, as they are no older than probably the late 1950s. The middle doll is composition and cloth -- might be a "mama" doll if she has a built-in crier in her tummy. Probably from the 1920s to the early 1940s. Many doll companies made such dolls and not all had a manufacturer's mark. Good luck.

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