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    Posted 11 years ago

    jlennongrrl
    (173 items)

    This is from the collection of my mother in law. She said her Aunt used to work for Canada Dry, and she believes it was a promotional doll. Does anyone know if this is correct? Face is plastic and body is cloth...Stands approx. 3 ft

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    1. Manikin Manikin, 11 years ago
      This is a common mask face doll and they were sold and dressed by many companies and also you could make your own , the mask face came with pattern . hard to say but a Company may have used her for a give away gift . She is dressed a bit like Christmas and I would think if they wanted to use her as a promotion they would would have stamped her shirt Canada dry . Just don't know but I do know often were used as giveaways and also carnivals . very cute
    2. jlennongrrl jlennongrrl, 11 years ago
      Thanks again, Manikin! I, too, was thinking carnival doll. There's no markings on her anywhere so I can't tie her back to Canada Dry. The only link is the Aunt worked there.

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