Hi, everyone. Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas. Are you making any New Years Eve plans? I'll probly be doing what I usually do--sleeping!!
Alot happened this past week. I won't go into all the details but will say that we definityl know now that there is nothing wrong with dh's heart. Thank You, Lord!! The er dr said he felt it was either stomach or gallbladder and that dh was having anxiety attacks. So, we are waiting now to hear from the gastro dr and praying that the appt won't be 3 mo. down the road.
ur daughter and sil inlaw came in over the weekend, unplanned but she was worried about her daddy. It was so good to see them.
Dh got me a camera for Christmas. I'm still trying to figure it out. I know I'm going to have fun using it tho.
Do any of you know anything about this little lady?
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HappY new year!
The doll looks like one my sister had in the 50's but I don't know anything about her either! Sorry about that!
Cora
http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sf/history/m2001b.htm
I looked on the internet and that is the one I found that was not on e-bay. These people may be able to help you out.
As I told Patty, this doll is one of many knock-off dolls from the early to mid 1950s. There were many of these dolls, and several of the molds were shared between companies, so you'll see this face fairly frequently (and with many different names) if you search the hard plastics section on eBay.
Unfortunately, these were small companies that sold less expensive competitors to the high-end dolls, so most of their names were unimportant -- and unremembered, unless by chance a box or a wrist tag survived, as in this case. Although it may not seem like it, Patty actually knows quite a bit about this doll, simply by having the box -- something that is hard to come by.
This doll isn't worth as much as the high-end dolls, but she is a treasure in her own right because of that box. Take good care of her, Patty!