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    Posted 2 years ago

    Vynil33rpm
    (3623 items)

    1940s wind up celluloid Doll ——-shaker dolls
    The key is to turn,
    avoid the shaker
    Of the snake
    it will steer ,you
    into the wrong room

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    1. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 2 years ago
      Clockwork shakers
    2. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 1 year ago
      Thanks to everybody in the back room ,
      that couldn’t hear me until now
    3. Kellymore Kellymore, 1 year ago
      These are probably two German-made celluloid dolls. Dressed in typical Babaria costumes, they are the so-called Sweetheart Tanzpuppe dancing dolls, made around the years 1940/50. They used to be marked in relief on one of their legs with the initials "MW GERMANY". MW I think it means Maria Worth, I don't know if it is the name of the factory or a place in Austria, I haven't asked to find out more.

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