I found this is a thrift shop that refuses to sell anything without a price tag, and of course it didn’t have one. I brought it up to the front and then was first in line to get in the store the next morning. They still hadn’t priced it, but it was clear I wasn’t leaving without him, so they finally priced him and I happily took him home!
Someone donated all of great grandma’s hats and they ended up in the bins, where they have been destroyed 😢
I’ve never actually seen one of these in person. It was filthy, and I was afraid to toss it in the washer, but I did, and it looks beautiful!
I never played with dolls, but I loved these. They’re a bit dusty from age, but I still have most of the accessories!
It has three different light settings!
I have collected rocks since I was a kid (I’m 52 now) so I have a massive collection. Most of which is unidentified. I’m not sure of location for this one. I live in Wisconsin, so I probably found it in the area, but I have travelled in the US so it may be from elsewhere. I know that’s completely unhelpful. Please help?
I’m curious about approximate age, type of metal, and if a maker can be discerned about this necklace. My grandmother gave it to me and said it had belonged to her mother. Her mother (my great-grandmother) babysat some neighbor children, and this was her payment. Great-grandma was born in 1899 in Wisconsin. I don’t have any other information.