September Newsletter 2018

I am so in love with little googlies but only certain ones that don't look too creepy. In searching for "September Doll" this month, this little darling came up. Who would have thought?

Description from Theirault's - Made in Germany, circa 1915, she is based on the original drawings by Grace Drayton, who also designed the Campbell Kids. The drawings depicted a little naked child shivering as she steps into a cold pond of water. She is 7 1/2"(19 cm.) and one-piece bisque head and torso. She has sculpted short blonde curly hair painted googly eyes glancing downward to the side, painted upper lashes, single stroke brows, button- shaped nose, tiny "O"-shaped closed mouth, loop-jointed bisque arms and legs, bare feet with an antique rose knit costume may be factory original.

Just Love Her!

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The fall season is here! Please check the site www.DollShowUSA.com to be sure your favorite event is listed. If not, let me know and I will look into it. It's never too early to post your events. People do plan vacations and other trips surrounding our events so the sooner the better.

   FEATURED EVENT    DETAILED EVENT
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 Sep 1-2 (Sat-Sun) ~ Wichita KS
  Sep 1 (Sat) ~ Westampton NJ
  Sep 2 (Sun) ~ Fort Wayne IN
  Sep 8 (Sat) ~ La Mesa CA *NEW LOCATION* 
 Sep 8 (Sat) ~ Alexander NY
  Sep 8 (Sat) ~ West Chester (Cincinnati) OH
  Sep 8 (Sat) ~ Knoxville TN
  Sep 9 (Sun) ~ Fullerton CA
  Sep 9 (Sun) ~ Maquoketa IA
  Sep 15 (Sat) ~ Burbank CA
  Sep 15 (Sat) ~ Roseville CA
  Sep 15 (Sat) ~ Grand Forks ND
 Sep 15 (Sat) ~ Las Cruces NM
  Sep 15 (Sat) ~ Memphis TN
  Sep 15 (Sat) ~ Vancouver WA
 Sep 22 (Sat) ~ Spokane WA
  Sep 23 (Sun) ~ St. Charles IL
 Sep 23 (Sun) ~ Flint MI
  Sep 23 (Sun) ~ Nashua NH
 Sep 23 (Sun) ~ Chagrin Falls  OH
 Sep 28-29 (Fri-Sat) ~ Billings MT
 Sep 29 (Sat) ~ Farmington CT
  Sep 29 (Sat) ~ Wichita KS
 Sep 29 (Sat) ~ Fletcher NC
 Sep 29 (Sat) ~ Florence SC
 Oct 6 (Sat) ~ Escondido CA
  Oct 6 (Sat) ~ Hickory NC *NEW LOCATION* 
 Oct 6 (Sat) ~ Albany NY
  Oct 6-7 (Sat-Sun) ~ Wilmington OH
  Oct 7 (Sun) ~ Sturbridge MA
  Oct 7 (Sun) ~ Lebanon PA
  Oct 13 (Sat) ~ Phoenix AZ
  Oct 13 (Sat) ~ Plymouth MN
  Oct 13 (Sat) ~ Salisbury NC
  Oct 13 (Sat) ~ Fredericksburg VA
  Oct 13-14 (Sat-Sun) ~ Puyallup WA
  Oct 14 (Sun) ~ Dewitt MI
  Oct 14 (Sun) ~ Plymouth MN
 Oct 14 (Sun) ~ New Hope PA

Posted August 8, 2018 in Dolls
by Ruby Lane
Dolls touch everyone’s life one way or another. Even those who claim they have no dolls or don’t like them have had a doll or doll-related object in their lives.  Here are some dolls and doll related objects that fit the doll theme, or what Lea Baten calls “The Doll Motif.”  Basically, anything that is figural, portrait related, loved as a doll or toy, paper dolls, or stuffed animal is, well, a “doll thing.”
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