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(16) “EMILY” - FRANKLIN HEIRLOOM DOLLS

Posted in Los Angeles, CA

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Never used. Original box. Stands 16”. "Emily -- The Ladies' Home Journal Centennial Doll," an heirloom doll celebrating the 100th anniversary of one of America's best-loved magazines. Fashioned after the very first doll ever featured by the Journal back in the summer of 1884, "Emily" is handcrafted in the tradition of the finest 19th-century bisque collector dolls. Sculptured with meticulous attention to each and every detail of her bisque porcelain head and hands. Hand-painted with loving care. And costumed in a hand-tailored dress of consummate elegance, designed to authentically re-create the fashions of the day. A Certificate of Authenticity signed by the Journal's publisher, attesting to the doll's status as a limited edition centennial year issue, is also enclosed. And to further signify her status, "Emily" bears the legend "Ladies' Home Journal Centennial 1984" just below the nape of her neck so that in years to come this collector doll will be recognized as the important commemorative it is.

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Open Box (never used)

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Porcelain Doll

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