Hawaiian Black Ginger Doll
1950īs -1960īs
According to Carol J. Stovers book: Cosmopolitan and other
companies was using
the same mold and sold black Gingers . Other companies bought
undressed
dolls from Cosmopolitan redressed them for premium and/or
advertising
offers. Many of them had lesser quality. The advertising dolls in
the book
do not look like this "Ginger"
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This doll has exactly the same body and head as my other dolls, but she is not a walker |
Even the little dimple under her underlip is there. |
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Dimples above the toes and on her fingers, circles on the wrist |
Seam through her ear |
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Close up |
The head is fastened in her head with a rubberband over a pin of steel. |
TIPS FOR IDENTIFYING GINGER All Ginger dolls have these traits, regardless of eye style. Dimple on he chin a
vertical dent just below lower lip. The dent |
2012-09-03/LIL
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