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marilyn
Many years ago when only 3 or 4 years old I was given a bisque doll as a present. I still have it and would be interested to learn more about it.
It is about 12 inches tall, jointed, 'china?' face and a wig of 'real' hair. Unfortunately, no one told me the hair would not grow again and I trimmed into a short bob! The bottom part of a leg is unattached, but I still have it.
No original clothes, but a little blue dress my mother made for it in 1945.
On the back of the neck is:
a five-pointed star with PB inside it and S H either side. Below is the date 1909, the number 310 and Germany.
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