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Burdie

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Scraped an inch of dirt and mice droppings off of this box that was tied with old time twine. In the box was two dolls with a note. Uncle George played with these dolls as a child. Uncle George was born in 1883. They are flat head bisque dolls. Dress is very dirty but original and not fancy. I need help on these dolls big time. I hope we have some experts out there. doll1885.webp No marks on either dolls the other is smaller. The one pictured is 8.5" tall.

doll-Germany.webp This doll was given to me later in the day by a relation of the first dolls. 1900's I believe.


Second item next to the other box was a waterbury clock. It has a compartment to store jewelry. On the back is "patent Sept. 11th 1877 - Jan. 5 1878. Here are pictures. Any help is appreciated. I love this big attic. Clock1877.webp clock-1-1877.webp

Thanks for looking and Hope you can give me some ideas on researching or Information on any of these items.
Burdie
 
Wow Burdie, you have neat old stuff in that attic.
 
Wow!!! may be close. chinaface.webp PICT0002-1.webp



Here is a pic of the other doll. It looks like a caring Mother made this dress out of a gunny sack. This doll was played with in the Kansas prairie.

PICT0003-1.webp

Burdie
 
texastee2007 said:
very sweet...are they for sale? I'll PM you why.

I hope to have them on eBay next week.

Burdie
 

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