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Alice in Wonderland & Rabbit
by Louise
(USA)
Alice in Wonderland & White Rabbit
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Thank you so much for allowing me to share these delightful dolls with you.
I've had both Alice and Rabbit for as long as I can remember and I have decided to pass them both on to my grand-daughter.
I was wondering whether any of you knowledgeable collectors could give me any info on them so I can tell my grand-daughter about them.
She is only 9 years old now but I hope someday she will really appreciate them as I have. The best way to preserve them would be greatly appreciated:)
I don't know much about these things since, my love is cookbooks. And yes, dolls were sometimes featured in them also:) Thank you for your time, Louise
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