Doll Advertiser 44 : Spring 2020
£4.00
The 44th Edition of the Doll Advertiser is now available.
The Doll Advertiser is an A4 colour Magazine with 64 pages, many interesting features, useful information and contacts for all Doll enthusiasts.
Features include :
An English Wooden Doll | Papier Mâché Miniatures | Santos Wooden Figure | Gebrüder Kühnlenz | 1920’s Cake Decorations | Here Comes the Bride | Stanhope Parasol | Jumeau Dresses | Lenci Dresses | Lenci | Mystery Character Bisque Baby | Littauer & Bauer | Valentine Doll | Little Miss C.W.S | Crumpsall Biscuit Works | Paper Dolls & Houses | Fort Hall | Mechanical Toys of the 1950/60’s | 1950’s Polish Wooden Dolls | Movies & Television Influence a Doll | Steiff | Chiltern Bear | Pollock’s Toy Museum | Bridlington Harbour | Armand Marseille Googly Eye Dolls
Welcome to the 44th Edition of the Doll Advertiser.
Dolls Houses are always of interest to me, and when I heard of Fort Hall, a large 1850 doll’s house with all its contents was coming up for sale at auction, and that it originally came from Bridlington, was an opportunity to bring Fort Hall ‘back home’. (see pages 32 & 33).
Papier mâché dolls are for a particular collector, and also china headed dolls. I do have a few of these in my own collection, which I bought many years ago when antique dolls were then very expensive. The wooden dolls are out of my range, but
nevertheless I would still like one with all its history (Pages 4-5).
Some of you may remember playing many hours with paper dolls; Lorna Currie has a large collection, and shows some examples (pages 26-29).
Barbie again can’t resist the movies and television – Kitturah tells us what dolls Mattel has produced (pages 38-41)
Happy Easter everyone!
Please note our new address:
Judy Bebber
Doll Advertiser
2 Summerfield Road,
Bridlington YO15 3LF
