Posted 10 years ago
Lizz
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Antique doll in original clothing and has original hair - albeit matted. No damage to any part other than hair. Please ask anything to help identify.
Thank you.
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Posted 10 years ago
Lizz
(2 items)
Antique doll in original clothing and has original hair - albeit matted. No damage to any part other than hair. Please ask anything to help identify.
Thank you.
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Your doll is from the 70's-80s and were heavily mass produced . She became Walda as she had no name so was given one
Here is a good video to watch on her ,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzsSE6AzKjM
Thank you so very much! That's hilarious. I was probably 10-11 when I got this then. Thanks again. Guess I'll clean her up & giver her to the grandprincesses.
Your welcome . I thought you might like the video and I do appreciate Thanking me so often no one does after I ID their dolls and a Thank you lets me know you read my post so I also Thank you ! :-)
Well I was raised that those two words were always appreciated!! So you're certainly welcome. Now see what you can do about the other one I posted - LOL Please ;-)
If I were going to clean her up - what would be my best option? Soap & water?
Just a damp cloth should do it to face hands and feet not body avoid rubbing on painted area's of face it could come off ! . These dolls are not sealed good like Antique dolls and it could seep into porcelain . You can put her hair over sink the ends only and put some cream rinse on ends up a few inch's and use a wide tooth comb to tame her hair also . The dress will probably run the colors so steam it off her with just steam from iron to freshen it :-)
Thanks - again!
Thank you Lizz AND Manikin for such a great post and contribution!