Yale man is a doll,toy paper doll figure named Mr.Joy.
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Pre 1940 item# 948140 (stock# LFTR 412)
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Lost and Found
tel. 410-960-6446
$245.00
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Mr.Joy is a Yale man and therefore has a socially appropriate wardrobe. These cut paper dolls have been beautifully framed and preserved.The overall measurements are21 1/2" wide by 27 1/2" tall. Mr.Joy was a bit careless when wearing his jodhpurs outfit - he lost a bit of his boot on one foot. Otherwise in good shape. A fun bit of period history of both Yale and fashions. I have not been able to find the name of the publisher of this paper doll. The overall dimensions of the framed piece is 21 1/2"x27 1/2".
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Collection of mammy pocket dolls.
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Pre 1940 item# 948136 (stock# LFTR 408)
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Lost and Found
tel. 410-960-6446
Smallest doll- SOLD
Group of 3 Mammy Dolls - $115.00
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These 3 little dolls form an interesting collection. While they all depict Mammies, these small rag dolls - often called "pocket dolls" (they all are without much in the way of torsos and have no legs) are quite different.The one with the blue and white dress is a nut head with painted features holding a celluloid baby,arms are paper wrapped wire. The one wearing a red and white gingham dress has a cloth head with embroidered features and fabric wrapped wire arms. She is holding a baby made of cloth and lace. The third one has a head made of a black rubber baby bottle nipple,painted eyes and the arms are twigs.This one has a bit of a problem, as the right side of the black rubber has started to crumble under the dress - not visible.They probably are all pre WWII.
They are 4 1/4" to 5 1/2" tall. An interesting group. Except for the problem described on the third doll, they are all in very good shape.
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