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The Dwarfs have thEo original box6 with sep.rate orhpartments for each. Snow White has her own box. Allhave originalhang tags. Any questions, pleas€ calll$3250

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The sale will include a collection ofthirty all-origirul Shirley Temple dolls from the 1930's.

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Miniature Magic III Auction: Sunday, March 18tlL 10:00 a.m.

Prcview: Saturday, March 17tL 1 to 5 p.m.

Kimberton Fairgrounds, Kimbertoif PA Diredi@: Frcm PA tumpike djt 23, to rcute 100 south 1 /2 mile to .ete 1 13 .orth 6 miles to Kimbe.ton, lahtrcunds on the left.

Two Exception.l Lifetimc Collectiotro Sold In One Day Over 100 Y€arE Of Combined Coll€ct'hg!

Over tw€nty.five dollnous6r "Ihe Sirtin Chapel" a baroque othedral w/vaulled @ilin8s in 24 tt. Cnld leaf, oDpl€e w/i@ro yi@. md altar hry. Outstdding New Orl.ans Bou.bon Sbet w/ thc balNnicd bilold d@B polydmhe lsteh

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diverse auctions to ring in the new year. Friday's "Dolls in Motion" featuEd rare l9th century aul,omaia. "tf, Dejewr du Chai par B€be" by Roulett et DecamF featuring a bisque headed doll clasping a gray tuny Litten and feeding it from a spoon, lhe kitten leapinS foMard in anlicipation ea€h time the spoon moved, periodi€ally m€owing and wagging its hil, tras a crowd lavorite topping at $19,0m. Automala featurinS beautitulbisque dolls included a Paris Bebe girl in an all onginal Gtume who fa6 herself and daintily snifis oloSne, $16,5m, md an EJ. model, Beb€ Pimo, who sloGj tirel6sly before her ros€wood piano, playinS four iunes, S31,000. Alloflhe auiomala are featu.ed in a hard bound, color book whi€h includes a histori.al preface a.d . CD of music fmm the

Ihe Saturday catal%ued auction had important c€l€b.ities in attendmce two porlrait modets of Marlene Dietrich by l.enci, c. 1926, brought $15,500 and $9,000, and a C€orge Washington by Martha Chas€ bmuSht $6,250. A magnificent woodenbodied fashion sold fof $3,m0; a rare EIA model by lumeau, $20,000; a size 4 Bebe Bru wilh blue eyes, $l8jm; and a 17'Jubilee Googly .eached $12,750.

On Sunday three audions were conduced simulanmusly in adjacent roomsr the Ds.overy Day s.l€, BartieAGo{oand Hertwig and Co. Archives. (Note, a hard cover bool "Hertwi8 & Co. Archives 1890-1937," is available f.om lheriault's.)

A smple (ard of fifieen bique doll shoulderheads

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with modeled bonnets, each distinctively different, r€alized $3,700 and a card of bisque "charakter puppen" measurinS,l to t hches, oriSinally orfered in the Hertwig 50th amivelsary calalog, brought $5,,100.

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Slars fum Oul Fol ilADDI's Captivating €elebrity dolls from lhe era of silent fflms throuSh the 1960's will be on display at the West Coast National Anrique DoI Dealers Association (NADDA) Show, "Tea uith the Stars," Apnlz8 md 29 in Los Angeles, CA. A former tneahe and television actress, Billie Nelson Tyrrell has collected celebrity dolls for more rh thirty years. S€lections from her vast collection, along with fascinating related items su.h as autographed photos, sheet music and personal mementos are fiee to en oy with the $5 price of admission.

NADDA is celebrating its 15th year with a retum visit to Southem Califomia.

Recognized as the premiere doll show in the world, NADDA is composed of a select Sroup of deale.s who are required by its code of ethics to disclose any repairs, flaws or restoration- Deale6 hom aroud the country will be selling antique and collectible dolls (all merchandise dates pnor b 1960) in all mediums and all pri.e rang€6, as well as teddy b€ars, doll houses, doll house tumishinSs, bisque figurines,

slide presmtation entitled, "Come and Cone and Wl'ere Were You?" If you have not visited this state of the arr mupum, this retrospective in-dE th look at thr@ Past special exhibits will most certainly point out what you have ben miisingl Thm on Sunday momhg at 10 am,lim Femdo will ente ain us with "Let's Talk Dolls," a progrm that invites audience particjpahon. Show-g@is are en€ouraged io bring an unusual doll that they are inierested in knowing more about, and Mr. Femando wiI p.ovide swers based on his lifetime of collectingBoth one hou pro$ams will be held

Imci Rudolph Voldtina ds potttuved in the Sheik.

Clath fept*ntatio ol M"ry PickJoftl ds she oryaftd

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Held in the luxurious Embassy Suites Hotel North, at the I-os An8el6 Airport, (9801 Airport Blvd., 16 Angeles, CA 90015) the show is convenimtly lo(ated for those flying in. NADDA dealeG will be

s€lling dolls from thei! individual room suites, so that each dealer's suite a show within a show! Dealers

The Camel DoI Shop, Carmel, CA has saved some special Frmch Fashions md accessori6, plus dols in papier mache and cloth. Floyd Jon6, ChicaSo.Ilinois is long rc.%nized for his outstanding sele.tion of antique dol shc,€s, and Ri.hard Wright, Birckunvi e, PA, doll exFrt for the Antiques Roadshow, is sure to have aU bisques, as well as Germa and F.ench bisque dolls. RGalie Whyel, founder of Bellevue, Washin8ton's Museum DoI An and a gu.st speaker at th€ show, offer AmeriGn rnade compo6ition do[E isque exa,npl6. Rare Bru dolls d

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CA. Sondra Krueser, Camdilo, CA

31G215-r000 (800 Embassy). Be sure to mention NADDA for a reduced room rate.

Her€'s a small sampling of what a tuw NADDA deales aE planning to bring: Wayne and Kay lerlsen, Amador City, CA will off€r several Gema bisque dolls as well as a variety of Geman leddy b€ars. Sue Kallm, Kalamazoo, MichiSan can be munted on fo. a beautitul aray of chim head dols.

M lo e Aletanla hatl phstn dott EMnry Ma in

fo. a gr€at selection of early 's toyr dollhous and doll dishes.

Rick Saimarr Valey Forge, PA is plaming on bringing some mEEl.haa.ters dols, as

wel as early examples in wax and papier W€ hope that we have enti.ed you to join

$ for Tea uith ttu Sta/s, a star-studded,

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CELEBRITY COLLECTORS It is widely know that Hollywodl acres Demi Moore is a dollcollector. Sing€6 Mrrie O\mon,l rnd Sh...x Ei\i6n f. in!ol!ed in lhc crealion oi dolls.

Other stars from a bySone era hale had dolls made i, their imases including Marsaret O-Brien and Jane Wilhers rhese rwo lJdie\ al\u hrppen rc he.6ll.rrors Bl 'h.m\.lte' did you know $ar acror John Wayne colleded dous? Uow aboul Joan Crawford rnd Grace

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NEW WEBSITE R€ade6 check oul our new websit€! NADDA *ebmaster Andy Ourant has creaEd a new, upro dale sne designed to provide you wilh NADDA news, sho* intormalion nrd dates. while you re onlin€, check out fte NADDA links.

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Sho* C@.dinator Sondra Krueger is working hard 10 prcsnl a Sourhem Califomia NADDA show like no otherl For additional information please see rhe advenning in $h hsne of

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LOS ANGELES SPECIAL EXHIBIT No NADDA show would be complcle withour one oi

ns. {odd clas exhibirs! Due to rhe Sourhern Californi NADDA Show s close proximity ro Houywood. pleas consider rhis our invitation lo

It's quire fortunate thal NADDA counls among itj Southem Califomia dealeB a fomer rheare and Elevision achss. Billie Nelson Tyrrell.Ir's also lonunare rhd.long

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BODY SHOP IN LOS AN(;ELES with rhe nemendous success of rhe NADDA Body Shop in San Francisco and WilminSton, it has quickly become a staple ofour shows, supplying collectors wirh elusive pi.c.s and pans. The Body Shop also doubles as a fund raiser for local clubs that volunleer to

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LOS ANGELES SPECIAL PROGRAMS Prc8r.ms al*ays rdd

!n exciling dimension toevery NADDA Show. In Los Angeles we have lwo very sFcial momins prcgnns lined up! Prcgrah altend,n.e will be on a fi61com€ firsl Erv€ basis. There is a $5.tdmission charse.

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Moseum of DollAn. hd put toSefter a slide prc8ram entitl.d Come ed Gone and Where Over lhe lasr eishr dd ode half yeas. thc Museum s chan8ing gall.ry has moumed laeniy'*ven exhibits of *onderful dolls. kys and costumes. Rosalie s po8r.m, specially preparcd lor lhe NADDA Show, wiu provide an in'deplh kDt inro three of lhose cxhibits:

''Nothing Ne* Under the SDn. File Cenories ofChild s Play and lor all ofyou doll conumers. Ddls. Trunts and wardrcbes. '

have seoured an anractive special 6ie fo. show criendees. ftat includes daily c@ted to order brcakfast and complimenlury evening cockuih and ho6 d'oeuvrcs. a feature lhat wft enjoyed by dealers md hot.l Suests alike.

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NADDA SHOWS BEST IN THE WORLD! Redpie of the presti8ious Jumeau Trcphy Award for Be$ Doll Show- NADDA is n6w enjoying its fifteenth yed. By orerin8 collecroB the opponunily to buy frum a selei grcup ofNADDA dealeB who rrc Equh€d by a code ofeftics to disclos. any rcpans, flaws or rcstontion. NADDA instills .onfidence ad lfyou have infomarion ofiniercsr ro NADDA NmbeB, fel fre€ rc fax to 831-655-5755 or wnte ro P. O. Box 7198.

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Sunday moming at 10|00. Nonhem Califomia NADDA dealer (and th6 vcry entenairin!) Jim Fernando willprcsent a proSram rhar willnosr likety be familiar k) many ofyou. Jim h$ given this program counlless limes at UFDC. md ea.h rime n h tresh dd excirinS. and definibly a gcd timc

''tras Talk Dollj is a pmgBm thal requircs audicnce padicipation- No, yoo don r have to rollyour rorgue, par your head lnd rub your tummy simulianeoudy while the audierce sh eks wirh lau8hte.. . . all you have ro do is bring along a doll rhar wanr ro Jim says. You can t imagine where lhey lind some ofrhe smnge add unusualdolls.

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A U.S. patent for a composilion matedai to be ukd in the manufa.lure of "Cd't Break Em" dolls was taken out in 1892, but it was notuntil 1909 when Horeman introduced the Billiken doll that.omposition dolls beSd to enioy widespead popularity. Certain evenls

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Tlle name Biedermeier derives from a humorcus ps€udonlm ured by ,everal Germm poets 1816184& w.ith8 a s€ries of p.mdi6 about the "good old days." Biedermeie. pe.iod tumiiure was cohJortable and inexptuiv€ German tumihfe that leatured siftplified lorms of th€ Empire Style .nd the Dirdorre Style. Black lacqu€r substituted for costly ebony and peasant style painted deroration was applied. At the tine this dofl was produced, Iurr'o., written by Sir Wa-lter &ott, war a popular novel.

Keats was wo*ing on Ode otr a crc.i!tr Ud, Ludwig Von Beethoven complered the Nid,r Sy,pn ny and EuSene Delacroix was painting the nassive canvas Mrre.r o/ S6io. It would b€

another ten yea6 b€lore Victo.ia beeme Queen of Enslmd.

the new generation had a taste for

m6ic, poeiry, ihings s?irihEl and romantic. Toys thought of today as €xdusively (hildr€n's to,s, were also played with by adulb. It was not unusual for a woman to have a favorite don for whon she sewed. SIl€ had leisure tim€ for needlework, dancin& r€ading and inkiSuing go6sip. The stil with which this doll's garmmts were made leads lhe author to believe rhat she was dr€rsed and .h€dshed by & adult.

Other enmples ftom the Diiectoire period have betn s€en, in(luding om very fin€ wooden dol with her marked trousseau in the Rosalie Whyel Musem of Doll Art, fe.tured in a previorls ir6ue of Anliquc Doll Colkctot d\agazi,:Le. In tds psiod of rsstoration and reform following revolution, war and 33

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ffien fircu8hout Furope. borh ment dnd w.men,sctorhes

a'jerwmterheme (han86. Dre*s werc made of l,M, perrle. batstp and . alko wrrh ribbon s:hes. fte chem i5e Sown came in to ta\hiun. dd lora "horftime womm di{dded coFer\ in favorofa

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were loh ered to rhe rop of the chonlder where th* mer pufied slee!es. Sllrt5 ofborh ddv and aeninS wear remained drtplmSt]r. ll was in Lhb ppriod rhdr enrirety n;w wa5 nhoduced

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ioumals +ow evening gor1r, of dbove ante length wirh f cy pantdph chowinSbenedtn he hemtine. Sometim6 tnef dra;ers were fdLe, smplv rum6 hetd ar the (nFs wilh tdpe5. This fa,nion

washortly dbandoned by wompn. bul Fmained i; vogue for children for two d{ad6 Womo 5 haiBtyles were ejaborare, usudly paJied m the cenrer w'lh cub (au8hr up on e.ch side or the face;;d ( rowned by an intnc/te ariangemenr of cuts dnd braid! on top ro bat cetiebeltshdped dJess below. For fancy dres, o.(asiorl5. rhe hair mrShr be

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In 1815 a meihod of pressing papier mach6 into molds was

daeloped, and by 1820 molds w€re u*d by the dol makerr ol Thnringia. Ihe doll heads were prcduced by home worke6, bul, by usinS molds, a s[andard level of quality could be largely achieved thai was not possible previously. Dolls of this era nearly always have dn.k bmwn o. blacl hair. Some of the morE elaborale haintyles were achieved by using a combination of molded hai. and real hair.

Ille doll shom in Illushation 1 and 2 is noteworthy nol for her rarity, but for her condition and her €laborately s€wn houss€au. She is 12" (30 (m) iall, with a press€d papier mach€ shoulder head, bhcr hair

with fuw brushstrokes amund the foEhead and plainly painied facial feahrrcr. Her body is of leather with wooden lower arms and legs and Fd painied slippers. She weals a orE-piec€ whiie batiste dress wittr remarkable tucking, inseriion d hen stikhirg. The sleevG are puffed and banded md the tiny cuffs arE tuck€d and triruned with !€[Jabri( budons lhat measure I /8" in diameier. The ne*liE falls jusl io dle top of the shoulder a.d is himmed wilh lace.'Ihe waistband closes at the ba.t wilh a hook and hand bound eyelet. The two sets of tuck and iffertion ale.epeated on h€. tull l€n8lh pantalets.

Her white batiste roh€ (llhstrations 3 & a) has tl'e very tull sle€v€s and flat collar introdued in the mid-1820s. Flat lace trim is used aroud the colld and down the f.o.t ol the Bament. Delicate hen stitching decorates ihe edges of the ftont opening and the hem lim. 'Ihe sl@es are piped around the arm s€arn and tinished with an elaborate cuff with tiny picols and two l/8" buttonholes. All the *ans lrmch or flat-f€lled seams.

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llushation 5 n a phin whiE percale shin with a very.omplictd consEuciion. The shirt has full sleevE with gussets under the armt placteb and cuffs with b'rttonholes. The body of the shin is on a yoke with a thy plain couar d tunt Placret op€nin8. Iterc ar€ Suisets at

the side vmts and th€ back is slighdy longer tllan the ftont as a nan's

shirt would be. Ihis t}?e of shirt might have ben wom with a riding habit. He! tihy pwing box (1"), wilh s.issors inside and a pin cushion !op, is shom with th€ shi.t.

'Ih€ chemise shown in lluskation 5 is of pmale, aSain with gus6ets under the arms, short puftu slev6 wiih plain rleeve bands, drawstrinS at plain low necuine. The only alowance for de(oration on this garmmt is the barely viiible r€d stilched t im and the hem stihhing around the botton. Sllown with the chemis€ b lhe do['s own paFr doll, als of the Bi€derm€ier period. Th€ paper doll is 2" iall.ompleie with her oriSinal box and woodm stand, sho}n in nushation 7.

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One of the most dainty and appealing garmmts in the houss€au is the iack€t shown in llushation 8 & 9. It is of very fin€ batiste with tull sleeves artd a wonderful ruffled (ollar. tuotmd €very hernmed edge is tiny hem stikhin& in€luding the s€lf-fab c ti6. The sle€ves ar€ finished with cufis and 1/8" fabric buttons and butl,onhol6. On the inside is a two-way draw-string b€lt to hold the jacket modestly shut.

'Irre ii 6 beautitully fnished inside 6 out.

Bamenl Ihe period of the 1E20s was the begiming of the romantic €ra.

Colors wer€ soft and pretty, dress€s .elatively modest and feminine, unlike lhe stylizsd and extreme ,ashions of the previous celnry.'Ihis dol has a silk taffeta visiting dreis wilh matching mantle, or cape.

(Illushation 10) 'Ih€ dress has the natural waisdine favored at this time with oarmw waistband to show off the tiny waist lhe pale blue dres, is pip€d in chartrase silk.'nE sbeves aE short and tull wi0r an added sls€ cap over the puffed sleeve. The above anHe length skirt is himmed with a se['fabnc ruffb piped and held in plac€ with two rows of cording. 'nle dres! (loses at lhe back with hook and hand bound eyelets. Ihe mande, with its double colar, is similarly piped arcund the edges, padded with batting for warmth and lined with china silk. lt clos€s with a large ribbon ti€ at the neck. ftrere would probably have beer a la4e hai tD ohpl€ie this outfit Hats were wom !o fte theatre

md to dimer parti6.

Looking like she st€pp€d off a pa8€ of Ackerma's fashion printt this do['s ball gom epil,omizes the era. (muskation 11)Of soft salrnon

silk satin, th€ dress has an overskirt ol matchinS silk gauze and elaboiat€ly consruct€d trim around lhe anl:le lenSth skirt. Fach sadn tdm pie(t is sopporled hy slnm coloEd net and mbelished widl silk lace. Similarly, the bodice is kirnmed with silk gauz" aromd th€ neckline. 'Ihe gauz€ sleeves ar€ iopp€d with more satin and gauz€ caps with silk la(e. Illustration 13 and 13A shows the similarly onshu.lEd mande of saLnon silk satin pip€d in blue. Ihi! mantle is allo padded and lined with chin silk. LyinS on the mede are the dollt tiny black l€ather evming slippers that slip over her painted wooden shoes and her very o$,n 2" ioinoed woodm Gddn€rdul do[. '[ris is the khd of dol we wish could bel us of t]e. tsavels and h€r history. Unfortunalely, nothinS is known of h€r p.ovenance ex.ept that she was mquGtionably a favodte md weltloved dol, and she rEmains

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that she played with cherished rheir beloved composition dolls with their solden curls and frilly dresses. ThGe same children djdn'twant a thing to do with littleJean's United Nations of dolls, Bpecially her favonte, a little girl with sDarse ha,r and one aood eyel ' rn r.t:liation lean did all she could to

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lean Grout!

black list the disriminating dolly snobs from attending her birthday Partiesl At ase nine lean was Siven a Pair of

Italian cloth dolls compliments of a familv friend. She consideE that Bift the official start of her "collection." Further enhancing the collection were additions from Jem's mothet, who traveled extensively and was

eaders who are friendly with

Vermonter Jean Grout just -got' that lame lnocl knoct

introdu.tion For the rest of you, all you ne€d to know is ihat Jean is a Brought lnto the world in Boston, most Iikely with a bi8 smile on her little {ace and a one liner poised in hei brain,Iean swears that she was also bom a doll collecior.

As a toddler little lea ince$mdy dn8sed

aroud a forlom-l@kins ras dou. The sPe€ial love for the dolt was not shared by her mother however, d the Pathetic doll was '' forgotten, left behrd whma family vac;on came toa clos€. To this day lean hjnts at a cosPtacy, and in fact, her mother finaly drd admit ho thedastardly deed.

The lin8ering s.ar trom that unfortunate

youthtul kagedy is a comPle\ one Because iean was so young. she can t remember e\actly what tyPe ofdoll was torn from her lovmS g.asp. Today, she is forced to

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wander the Slobe in search of the long ago "foraotten" doll, all the while buying more dolls thm she can aftord. Seriouslyl Chamolon ofthe uderdoe doll isnot a new role forie.n. As a child ihe littte 8,rts

more than haPPy to Pick uP dolly souvents for her dauShter.

Lookne ba.k Iean teeis hermother's generostimay have had something to do wjth a slightly Euilty conscience over the _forqotte;'' dollcombined h jth the fact thatlean took care of thin8s at home wh€n her mother was away.

Bv ihe time she .eached high school, Jeanls colktion consist€d of around one hsdred dolls. Her mother had a Pri.e limit of filteen dollars per doll and had managed to find antique dolls in that Price range includinS a mint condition Brucknei Topsy Tuay After high school, Jean attended Tuft's University, maioring in occuPational therapy.Itwas at Tuft'swhere she met

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ntk Alrbtno Bdby ntst hau jd o.elhetd hon tell s ite on hi f,ce - not otl. wn.

vor .dn spe .l hold dt th! Wt oid still iot X.t o had bod! like thit erto lotg. chino lody,

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Sh? s dippinS into the l"ke to do a faD lapsl

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o,p ol ltur@u\ tmtiest ol Frc,rh Fnshio dolls ur b. he sa" utPonnitlu ufushion

'Pa66sihg extro ltuly nlauw ele shadtu, she i.

tl. pictte ol*rtnitv,

Charles Ba.on, a handsome yoma man who she would later wed, but not before

attending nursing s.hool at Camey Hospital in Dorchester, Massachus€tts.

l€avin8 there befo.e her schooting was completed, she workd as a bio-ch€mical war.h tdhni.ian in B.Bton.

She and Charl6 married during his senior year in college. Their maniage produced five beautiful children and lasted twelve yeals, then suddenly lean found he.s€lf playing the role of sinSle parent to 4!J

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Fine clenrtes de pot ol len s colletion os .xenplified bv this A. M, Ednv nnd Bno,o

kids aged two to ten and in the po6ition of prcviding a living for them.

Thatsituation prompted rean to retum to nursinS s.hool to obtain he. Bachelors degre€ and eventually a MasteE in Education from the University of Vermont.

Her official car€er was that of a s.hool nul!€ and Jean has b€en involved in obst€trical nursing as well. She also tauSht in a vo(ational high sdool, working with

students who were planning io mter the health field. The teaching yeas also

TM ol ka \ K6tro chdtdct! childen uith pdinted eys ,nd otiginol clothi g. Any tuotht Muld lou

included a stint as a s€x educabon instructor!

Humor mst have played a bi8 rcle in that po6itionl I'm sure countless awkward moments were soothed with a smile or d€ver quip and €ertainly, anyone who hows lean would have loved 0o have b€en a fly on the wall in that classroom! One can onty imagine the hilsrious exch gesl When Iean's childr€n were in school, Diane, one of her daughters, became fast friends with a classmate of the same name.

Not only did tho6e two girls share the same filst name, they were both children of single parencs. The two Dianes soon put thei. devious heads together and hatched a $heme to inkoduce their rsp(tive parents. Sound familiar? lust like a scene from the movie "'me Parent Trap!

Inno.ent bystander Freeman Grout was raising four children on his own. As a boy he had the distin.t honor of modeling for the prolific i[usha[or Norman Rockwell.

The r6ult was b€ing forever imo.talized

in Rockwell's paihting, "The Boy $out."

LonS story short, the Diane matchmaking service marked its' first and onty success when lean and Frceman Gmut were married! Their collective family totaled nine children a8ed 16, 75, 14, 14, 12, 12, 11,8 and 5! With nine .hildrm, .lean's sense of humor would be put to the

Ii was in 1975 that Jean again pursued her inlerest in dolls when she joined the prestiSious Green Mountain Doll club. she proved to be a very active member by holding several offices in the club includinS Presidmt. She has chaired positions at two UFDC Regional Convmtions and regularly

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volunteeE at ihe national UFDC level.

Those of you who know Jean are probably familiar with her Popular UFDC prcgram, "The ABC'S of Dolls."

I undestand it is an absolute hot and a holler! For example, the letter "r" is for .lumeau in jail and Pictured on th€ slide s.reen will be a classi. Bebe lumeau behind barsl Or "P" is for PaPier mache and

prtured on lhe s.r€en willbe a Elass eyed

pre-Creiner type with her hands uP againsi a realsquad car being frisked by real poli€eman. Will the paPier mache serve

time in the Pok€y for Pro6htution?

Thafs a "P" world!

While lean is entenaining her audience she is also t€aching with unbridled, contagious enthusiasm for dolls and

colldting. She relates a story that

Ano (lnth ohe-of a k d uith outs!"rditt1 P,en.e ,tu'\ n lasnry t6to tent to the ulo n d ntKn itv ofttuen v20thce try dtutots 5h?.0 tctoINn ilith a tui lron the o tt dl Md ho rdw th. dott'sna[ds - Ansetlln., lln rcndn.d Pdott Fhabut thelou.anddddndto teddi .d,hc sane

emphas2es her eaSemess and interest . oneday upon answering the doorbell during dayliSht hours, she dis.overed a band of welliressed women disiiibuting reliSio6 tracts. Je listened to them intently for a few momenrs, then within minutes had tumed the tables on the group .11

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So, if you ever find yourself at a UFDC conventior! and hear that lean Grout is presenting a program, y pro8iam,

providing there is a s€at available . . go, you certainly won't b€ disappointed.

In addition to cEating and presenting doll related programr lean has authored several articles for various doll

publications including Antique DoI Collector. Som€ of he. research articles are tluly ground brcaking. She thoroughly loves the r€s€ar.h asp€ct.

lust Mo.e r€tirin8 hom teachin&.lean was hono.ed by her school district by being named "High Honor Teacher of the Year."

The retirement also allows her to devote more time to dolls includinS b€coming a part-time dealer. Now, with th€ capable assistance of Fr€€man,lean particip.tG in doU shows in New Hampshire, New York,

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New ]ersey, Maryland and Massa.husetts. lean allows that FreeM is her right hand man and is very dis.iplined. She cr€dits his early Boy Scout training for that!

Yet, there's more. Jean has served as regional direclor for UFDC ReSion 5 for the past two y€ars. With aI of her doI resPonsibiliti6 she makes personal time to devote to other hobbies. Of course she doesn't refe. to her..tivities as "hobbies" ae "things I do so I don't have -tim€they to clean the hole!" ,ean sews for her dols and harboN a special love of quilting. Family membeE are the lucky recipients of the quilts. For a

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One wek each smmer she dons a .ape emblazoned with a big letter "S" (not for Schmitt) and is magically transformed into Super Crml lt's durin8 this wacky, ,am-packed wek that she hosts "Grand Kids Camp" for most of her eighteen Si dchildren. (Freeman,lean notes, invariably s€€m to spend more hours at the office that weekl) There's fishin& swimmin& hors€back ridin8 (yawn) then there's one of the favorite activities of Grand Kids Camp the Pudding Party . Take plastic shower curtaic spread out on the lawn, lots and lots of slippery chocolate pudding, squealinS kids taking turns slidin8 on them after a healthy running start, and you soon hav€ a tasty batch of chocolale covered children! "Grand Kids Camp" is very important as lhe week allows the cousins to get to know each other and to build some sp6ial, l6tin& .hildhood memoris. The kids look forward to it and as grand.hild lessica recently .onfessed to lean, "I'll never be too old for Grand Kids Camp."

At this point in her life, "eighteen years of age, with fo yfive years of experience at itl" as Jean eys, "it doesn't get much better!" She is still on the lookout for that elusive doll, never knowinS when she may run across that fabulous little Eg dol. The next time you're at a doll show in the Northeast, and you stroll past a smilinS dealer wearing a T-shin that advertises a s€afood restaumnt in the following m. er .L." "GOT CRABS?" "WE DO" _ iust remember she's torally harml6s, a health pmfessional and definitely good for a laughl

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peBonality, t.iit! which iers oie apart from another, rhen GeoGene Averilh dolls and manulacturint <omp.nies exemplit every apect of ch.mcter in eve.y sense of

The variety of doll5 in the mediums of bisque, composirion, .loth, and earl/ .€ndidon3 of vinyl, combined with aniitry. innovation and diveEity, kept G&.tene Averilll work at the for.front of ihe doll andurtry f.om I 9 I 5 until rh€ compan/ s demise in 196t. when its holdinti were liquidared. Her strikint <haEcter dolh darrie $e sensibilid€s ol lucky children, as well $ doll enthusiasts.

Anna Georgene Hopf was bom on f'lar 2l, 1875. in Denver. Colondo ro Maryrane (Aldridte) Hopfand Albe.t Cha.ls Hopi He. early life as a mysterr. Ar some poi.t she .dopted the Nonhwet .3 her new home.

Ai are d,inrseven, GeoGene Hopt Gte. Averill) Ms horpitaliz€d in a Ponland, Oret@ hGpital She drgred a dame store doll to corifon.n ajlin8.hild in an adiacenr mrd. Nade Ahericani and CowboF w.re popular chancteE in the Nonhrest, so she hshioned rhe doll in lndian garb. Her phyticians 8ave her a $im protnosir: she

rcdd ne€d crut h6 ud p6sibl, a wheelchaiL Six rcnrhs of reup.ntion ldrled

lonS in her eyer. She fared rhe midt never mlk arain. Another enirma - research hik to indicete the actual diaSnosB or n3m. of her illnss, (poliol). On relumint ho.ne,

she beome frercet detemaned to over.ome her physi@l limatations lnd rcw€d to.

somehow, beom. phy$ically as wella fmncialt independen!

Her sreel drive a.d focus Eded her well. She solicated he. siblinF ud n.ithbor child.en es asast.nts to help her dye pastel wool felts, string be.dt, and fon8e Ior bird featlieE needed tor native headresses to furbish a small investme.t of undre$.d dolb. A brother acted .s 3.lesmen, i.roducinr her first doll, an lndian princest named Princess Anteline. to local hotel lobbies and titt shops, where ihe sold 3uccesrfullr. ln l9l,l, in itl anidal 3ix we€k of Princer AnSelinet production, Georgene made 92,700 in rales. Prince$ Anteline war a popular loel heroine in the Nonhwerc Dauthter of Chief 56ttle, her farher sent her to Mrn tettle6 of an lndiah .ttack. Revered by the settlement her own tribe bEnded her an outcast and she B reduced to sellin8 srrw barkets in the ciq of Ssttle. Her wrinkled fa<e wa hmili.r to Or.g@ .nd Wdhiryton citiEn!. where she 6 prized for her

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lndid..owtor. a.d (o$€id dolls <dq be hshDned b/ Georyene (Hopf) Averill s

dr&d. ed p.inted hy her M iniriative. miaculou3t retained nro$t' in her le$.

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t ate 3& in I I I 4. Jamer F.ul Arenl, a !o), buyer for Meier & Fr6ch of N* York City, and oMer of his own ma.ufa&rin8 fim, PaulAverill |rc.. mer GeorSene Hopf. Snitten with G6rgene Md imprsed with her doll creations. he pur.ha3ed her entire doll line, and subsequendy they maried.

ToSether, they pooled their €trorts and formed the Avenl Manulacrurint Company,lc.red ar 37 Union Squrre, Nu York CitI. Another pa.gler wi!

Gsrgene! brc6€r, Rudolph A. Hopf. Her lucEuve and proliffc doll line 6 tided, "l|adrhe HendH- Georteie! irwy businer aMrei€s,6lenq and a penchant for marteable tnd. nam8 kepr th. Averilk in the poblic eye for fonyseen IaE. The cohpany b€came the thi.d laryert doll manuiacturint compa.y in th. nation, .ondu.ting a tull/ orchgtnted 3eria of nuancB of doll fomatid, includiry modelint. cold prorce$int oflimbs, tlueintthe pan5. paintint eyes a.d hq&, dippin8leSs 3t lin8 wi8s, doll dresing, and boxin8 of t}le fml produc h is interesting to note that other doll manufactlreE, Irom whom G@ryene 6.1i6 purchased undressed dolls to hshion clod'ing ensembles, becrne suspi.ioos of her

ruc<6r d r d6itner ed pGribr, d a wolM in t lM's rcrld, tav. hs dE impetus and determination to open her oM h.to.i$. A. desiSner dd dire.lor, Georgene fieared $e cosumei worn b/ rhe Hendren doll!. Additi@ally. she had fi@l B/ on s<ulptlrin& modelin& and hce p.intin& Georgene Averill insiinctively recolnized that.hildre. needed cuddll. roft dolls to love. The bcqoe and composition bodied dolk ofher dry were sdf and awkward. inFnuiry Ave binh to a new patent, a lllnted neck". (1915), composi-cloth doll. enablins rul, anicul.ted neck doll.s bod, snudr gripped rhe .ounded ed$ of iightt orether with dEwstrinrs. The soft, as oppored to stEw or cork{tuffed. The

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without the aid of ball.and{o<k€t ioints. An Lmodelint of the doll's feet. A.hara.terhtic fit lor 3hoet. The Madame Hend.en line ol One can pick them out in a crowd. Her double-chinned. dimpled dolls. (tdrurinr @ddleB, with chaa.terBdc wide, far noies).

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<alled Neutral,ttlim, and a Outch Girl. added, in lrl5. to the cowtirls, cowhoys, and lndian These were dre$ed in woolfelts. "Krazy Kar, The Gloom Cha3e.," a

stuffed toy, model.d under ei.lusive arnngemen. wi6 New York ca(oonisr Georye Harriman, was iniroduced in 1916. Pat iotic €motions En hiSh durinS wo.ld war l. The Preparedne$ Kid .nd soldier dolh erpanded rhe repenoire- Other .onrcmpora., ariisrs cohrribu.ed to her radame Hendren dollline. Gm(e Drryton. (known lor her "Dolly Dingle Paperdolk, fearored in Pi.lonal Reviry' of l913-1933, and Carnpt€ll Kld dolls), desitned popular I l-inch cloth dolls with cry boxes. includint. bhck cloth doll walh pig taals, 'Chocol.te Drop, .lont wiit 'Dolly Dingle," "Hrpfy-Cry." Kltt ,Puss." ''Su2i-8ear," and Mah.ronSS Kid, manuhcrured by Av.rlll uh.drnn€,

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tlade-in-Ameri<a tlama doll. lndeed. in 1917. she became ohe$ed with d6i8nin8 and revising a cloth p.ttem, whi.h would h€.ome. 3oft-bodied doll, h.r hvo.ite, 6lled Viryinia Dare." lt was a

ls Go.t*: rEd h.rrrt ,t vltfr. D,n do[, !ri. t@tF tt he "^aqn d . rtb ot@24 tt d dlrL h rh \|tu\

larye. <uddly doll, which Mlked wheh rivinS

paslr. to ats am' Howner. m/ r.3earch h:3 unconvered no Entible adveftlsing for "Vrginla Dm." ln m .ni.le fatlred in the Womant Hom. Comp.nion," Octob€r. 1919, it ii quotedl "She spranr into popularity which rinl.d

th.t o, the Dut h Doll. lndi:n p.ince$, .nd Kn:I

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Kat - . . After Viryani. D.re h:d held tull in tlle nurserl ov.r t]'e hear.s of Anerican children for mr a yar. M6- Avenfl endowed her with one more lifellke atribure. Sh€ 8av€ her 3peech, .nd madc her say'M.m. . ." Vi.gini. D.re h thoutht to be r prctorype for the patented "Mama Doll' of l9l8 and hc. in 1920. the

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'avonde. W.ll,jnt Dolls." A tnde Mme "LFlrk (Ufe-Uke) wrs also inroduced for a s€ries of babi6 and little girl dolk dressed in dimirl, doned Swiis, lam. silk and voile in I 9 I 7.

nother bewilde.ins puale @.u.ed when the Averills left the Averill Manufacturint Comp.ny in the e.dy 1920 3 ro manuh.turer dolh under rhe name ''l"1adime Georgene. GeoBene joined the toy depanment of GeorSe BorSfeldt and Co., (a leadinS imponer and exporcr distributint firm. with national and inErnadonal .on.ernr, as a doll designer.

Sorgfeldr di3ributed her "fladame GeoGene dolh. There Geo.gene became acquainted with another talented co-worker. GEce Corey Potnem, ffeator of tne Bye-Lo BabI," which represented a three-

darold inh.! He. a$ocialo. with Putnam proved influential to Georgenel ff eetive ende.voB-

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Averill5 aniwer !o the BIe-Lo Baby ms "Bonnie Babe, a doll represeionS a one-/ear old baby. dirt ibured b/ Bordeldr ih 1925. h came in two versionsi one with a bisque he!d, manufactured by Ah, Be<k & Gottschal(k, (ombi.ed witl' .loth bodies designed by K & K Toy Company. The dolk were offered with celluloid and .ompdition han&.

Thir nolded-haned charmer fearured two mold numbe.r: 1358 or 1a02.

Her markirur on the bacl of the .e<k state Copr. by Georte.e Averilucerman/ 005/1652 I 368." ln keeping with the Madame Hendren" so-to-spek, cousihs, dollline resemblah(e, 'Bonnie Babe'

allbisque doll desisned charmer had detailed facial tiny bare feer He had tla$ a ne.k sock.i and molded hah. e-headed dos and .at ("Allie Do8

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felturs a wide, flai.ore, ! p.epondeEnce ofdimples. a.d an appealint off-cenrer pla<€ment of ioddler milk teeth. An all-bhque petite Bonnie Babe. wirn jointed neck, lhoulders, and hipr. lport5 the $me mesmerizint almond-lhaped rleepint tlas eler and dimpled smile, Boti are hithly prized, southr-rter. choice additions to conremporary doll

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"Tat" ire ro r.re and coveted tod.y by anto the four,iture nnte acluciion. a phonograph doll, housed . noBeo/{hyme

wirhi. the dollr body, enablin! it to sing and recite. manufactur€d by Lloyds Patented Voices The Deember, 1922, 'Play.hings m.8aza.. advenirement bo ted. .QUALITY WINS/LIOYD'S PERfECT I'IAMA VOICES/ BUYERS HAVE LEARNED THAT I-T DOES NOT PAY TO HANDLE AN INFERIOR DOLL"

''WhGdint D.n," wrs narkered in 1t29. ThB doll feitured an ingenioui sprint coil b.llow srru.tu.e .ompresible in the upper lets, wnich enabled the dollto whi.de. lr <de in. v.riet/ ofveEioff i.cludint. eilor, cowboy. "Dolly Dintle," and a black whhler, Black Rufus." E .h had appropriate d€tailed costumin& The Averill Mft. Co. .ondnued to be run by c.o.tene Averilh siblant3 wiri Rudolph Hopf.3 prerident lt wE noted tn.t dere were three Averill hcrories lo@red in New Yort CarI in t9t9. A n€w companl emerSed in the early 1920'r, "G€orSene Novelties" with P:ulAveriltee presidenr a.d George SorSteldr as distrubllor in 1923. tnitialty its .onc€ris were only with wholesale a.d reBil ditrriburion. ceorgenc Novetties cohtinued concentnnon on qutlit, ch.r..ter dolk attB<red r prclili. of talenred. contempomry anis6 a.d illustr.toB, such ar Miude GEce Dmyton, and Haraer Flanders. luveiile book and ruch as Regged, Ann" and 'R.gedy Andy,'

''Nu6.lane Fuzzy wuzzy. "tittle Lulu," Nanc/' and '' and "Eecassine proled inrpintiond, peppe ouse/ FanSel, a ponnit p.inter tnined in fine arts, rd, MrsachlseEs. She avidly painted her son\ the popular women\ matazines ofhe. day,3u<h s "Harper's Fangel painred rhe fiEt Dionne Quinr ponrair featured in The Home Comp.nion" and desitned a 3e! of Dionne Quint p.per doll ln 1937. M.ude To$eI Fantel designed seveEl cloth dotts ''Sweets," a blonde, and "Snook," a brunette. The characE.isric bod/, with ! delicate prinred motifmovable arms and lets. and painted h.e nake her. favorite. They are ro.ked, "t"lTF" on rhe

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lurhor who became an G€orrene Novelties in 1932, tu.es. Her 1937 $orYboo( which she Penned .nd illustrated inspiration for Harriet's all aniculated doll, 'Liide Cherub, sold as a set, (dol! accomPanied with book) for four yeaB. This tweet 8em came in two rizes, 12 inches and 17 inches. She as a chubb/ younS toddler with soft blue Painted side€hnc'nt eIes. litht brown Par(ed .v€l2rher and brows, wth , ohv .ed mouth a;d pus nose. small tutu of molded hair

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The Dolls and Talent of Joanna Ott

by Dototlry A. Mcconagle When I was Biven the opportnity to €xamine the dolt colection of the late loarma Ott fo. potential auctiq! I kr@ I w.s goin8 to w in p€rson dol faces I had long known.

Uke rnany othe. colectoF, I had sa€n her doIs both in book ed at onvention competition r@ms, often sporting blue ribbons. loania regularly shared her colle.tion in this way, as she had long be€n a contsibuting memb€r of several dol clubs in Delawarc, Pennsylvania and m6t r€cently as a member of Dollology in Washington, D.C. I espedally expechd io s€€ a fe familiar Kesher childrEn, as loanna's dolls had a shong prEsence in lan Foulke's Kestner book.

So, ev6 though I had an idea of what to exp€ct, I was a little off the maikl On my initial visit to their WiLningron, Delaware home, "Nestlewood," I fult the presence of both loanna and her beloved husband and b€st fdend, Bill, whom sh€ had lo6t two yeaE earliel Bill was a law prof€ssor with a grEat love for music, and his collKtions ard interests intemringled with 54

the dolls and acc€ssories, complemmtary companioN just as Bill and loarua had be€il

dudng their 37 yeaE t(aethe.. Music, law, needlewo& toyr Crrman iomes, ad Chrislrnas items aI shared space with their vast collection of dolls. It was clear Bill not only encouaged loaruu's interest in dolls and.o6tumin& it was a bond they shar€d.

His death was a 16 ftom which she never r€€over€d, and her passinS will leave a void and a mark on lhe do[ colectinS world.

While my initial f(rus was on the dollt my lust visit also brcught to the fore the depth of lixlllla's interet in the history of co6tume, ol textiles and of ne€dlework, as weu as the artistry evident in both the p€nod co6hrm6 and the authmtic recr€ations that would Row ftom her gifted fingers. It was ded that roanna was an artist with the tearcher's eye fo. detail, and a km appr€ciation for quality. I hop€d for dle opportunity to retum and absrb more. My hopes were answer€d when Skinner was chos€n to repres€nt the estate in presenting

the doll cotl€.tion d other mtiques at auction. As the Skinner dol sp€cialist, I was both honoi€d and, honesdy, overwhelhed, for I had become awarE of $€ scope of the col€ction of bodt dols ald viniage coshm€s, fabrics, laces and trins.

Fortunately, a ftend in Wilmington, Delaware, Claire Dworkin, an extremely

talented needlewoman herselt delved into the project with rne during the packing Prcess. As she sorted through the fabn s, organizing and lab€ling, and I worked on the mo.e than 400 dolls in the collection, she shared sto.i6 of times past and reminisced about sewing days during which she sat bv her side and leamed so much from roanm-though I imagine that had been a mutual feelinS. One story involved a nerv*wracking drive years earlier over th€ high and winding Chesapeake Bay Bridge, in which Joanna eased Claire's dis.omfort by desc.ibing a wondertully delicate silk fabric she had hidden uder the €ouch cushion. Ah the

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power of fabric to transport one to a calrner placel Alar that fabric des..ibed and so vividly clea in Claire's-rnind no -was longet under the cushionl As I inventoried the dolls, many of which retain their period costumes, Claire occasionaly pointed out clothes she felt Joama had made, and my 6pe.t for the talent they r€flected took shape. The hallmark of loanna's co6tuming was the us€ of p.oper fabrics ir the proper style.

Her magnificmt collection of costuming books and pattents insured that she had the right style and conshuction detail for every conceptior! while the bounty of her

collection of fabric insu.ed that she had the

both roanna's heritage and her legacy.loarna had b€en bom h G€rmany, and so lhese dols of her homeland mst have held an appeal for her even beyond their inhinsic beauty. Ihebreadth d scope of the K6her collection within the ootal .oll€ction of dolls is exhaordinary, and I hope to pres€rve and

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.i8ht materials for every design.

M€anwhile I was reminded of the

ottment "show me the dolls of a country and I will show you the p€ople of that counEy" and I realizd I was comina to know the person of loanna Ott though her @lldion of treasured dols. At one mommt, my worktable was p€opled with a prctusion of BorBoE dc€d mouth Kestner children and I snapped a quick photo befo.e my husband,lercme, tok the doIs and packed them for then trip to Massachusetls. Some were "old friflds", othe6 new, but I tult then that th* beautiil Cemd.hildm were

docum€it it with a phot%raph of as may as possible (photographer willing!) in a

rnassive Kestner family gathering that would be, at b6t, diffiolt to duplicate.

Within the coll€ction, oth€r German

m.rufa.ture6 are also well repcented.

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cha.acte.s p@ple the colle.tion. Numerous 8€lton-typ€ dolls, some of great beauty, are included, as are several fine French bebes, includin8 Mavottes, FC, and *veral lovely llmeaux. Also included are a few French Iady dolls, Enslish wax, G€rman and Amei.e papier mache, and $me 20th cmtury dolls of compcition and hard plastic. A few examples are shown here, which, when viewed with the lovely German bisque dollr proves this tobe a .emarkably divers€ co e.tion.

Soon I will embark on the pKress of unpacking the dolls and comence cataloauin8 fo. the May 12th auction. when I do, I will be greeting old friends that I have now been privileSed to met.

Through these next months, it will be my honor to have them in my care before they go to other collections. Surely some will be cherished as a remembrance of a friend

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otner doll collectors and researchers. 'rhe extraordinary collection of fabrics and trims lovingly and skilltully selected over the past s€veral decades also demonskate lcnna Ott's significant legacy to the doll-

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colle.ting world. Through these treasues and through the hands of other skilled (o6tumers, her a.hievements will connnue to be a source of insPiration and remembrance for a long time to.ome.

Dorothy Mcconaglc is the Doll Spacidist at

Ski ne/, Auctioneers and Apptokls ol

A'ttiq es ond Fi e Art it Bostot and Bolton, Massach setts.The loanna Ott Co ection ol

Dolls and s@i,tgLenBui be ofed at Ski ner May 12,2m1. Contact Dotothy Meconasle at (978) 77Y6241, kx (97 7795

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When in Philadelphia, visit

Mary Merritt Doll Museum in Douglassville, Penna.

Phone: (610) 385-3809 Museurn Couection

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Shoenhut, Grciners, Wax, GmMn Bisque and Fr€ndr Fashionr.

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firoughoui the first half of the twentieth @tury ompcition dols continu€d to capitalize on the popularity of newsmakeE, celebritiB and royalty. The wa! yearc in?ired dolls dress€d in

patrioti. clothitr& with a ne emphasis on womm in the work force. Companies sou8ht

fademark recognition with dols Kids, Un€€da Bi!.uit -Campbell Boy and Buddy tee are popular examPles

- that adverti*d then

products. Dolls that look€d like yet litde Birls, such as Eff.nb€e's phenomenally successtuI Palsy (198) d the Paby family of dolls; Mama dolls with swing le8s that enabled a child to walk the

dou and baby dols, nohbly Dnihtthzthi BdnAht i..A,b ytlollsaptn?d re sbtir s inetfiati.n sdjo Hatn, W saaty .ntt tu*n Ribinsn art dmg th. knts pktw.n.

Effanb€e's drinking and wetting Dy-Dee, s€cond only to Shirl€y Temple in sales icr the year 1935,

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Popry. 11935) and ktty Boop 0932),

Ttere were many companies producing composition dolls during the fi6t half of twentieth century, among the largest were Efianbe, Madame Alexander, Ideal, Cameo, Horsman (Aetna), Amber& Ananbe€, and Averi[. There were many talmt€d designers who6e oeanons weE produced in composition as well as other materials. loseph Kalur toy designer and founder of the Cameo Doll Company, Dewees Coctuan whop Amencm Children were prcduced by Effanbee, the prolific artist Bemard Lipfert who d€6igred for many different companies and is best known for Patsy, Shirley Temple and the Donne Quintuplets; Ros€ O'Neill, creator of the Kewpi€ and S.@tl6; Ceorgene Averill, designer of Bomie Bab€, and one of the first to patent the mama doll, Grace Drayton, designer of the Campbell Kids; and Grace Storey Putnam, the.reator of the million dollar baby, the Bye-lo, are among the best hown names.

During the fifh6, compo6iton dolls w@ gradEly replaced by inexpensive hard plastic dolls, and later vinyl. Although the new materials signified the end of an impoftnt period in Ane.i.d doll rnarufachre, the continued prosperity and suenSfh of the American dol industry was here to stay.

Contributing UFDC members: legg) Maesie tn Buisse, Anitd-Vd\well, Otto l' Mertz' ""vltti,.,.e. Maurrne lopp. Gavle Reilly l'at \hoonmaler, Sandra Shaler' Robin Ticlner' Ali'e i""vev v.rv Lu lrowbridgp' re88v VNNil Janel wailace. f:\. \^earherhold Peggt Yrle' Ruth Timm.rman l o; lean Adam' Juhn A\e' Y\ onne td B;;;r, rhvlli' Eechtold. vrrginra callaham Dat Fostet' Neal Dovle sall) Comin'lt' Ba;bdta Ca.l'on.

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