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what on earth is this from ???

adam in cal

New member
found it today, havent a clue, it looks like the gerber baby kinda ....it just says patented , but no date or any other indicators as to where it came from ......
 
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>>>The most familiar name relating to metal head dolls is Minerva. They were manufactured 1894 through 1925. Registered trademark in the U.S. by A. Vischer & Co. and in Germany by Buschow & Beck.

Metal Head Dolls were sold with painted hair/mohair wigs, painted eyes/glass eyes.

Metal doll heads were advertised in the old catalogues and often sold separate from bodies so a homemade cloth body could be sewn on.<<<

Neat old find, Adam!
 
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