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Friday, January 10, 2025

A TUDOR LADY

A TUDOR LADY.
This mystery doll is obviously from a magazine but I have no idea which one or when it might have appeared although I would guess the 1940's. I have cleaned up these scans as best as I could. I also don't know what the significance of the hand written "15" is on the tabs. At any rate this is a fairly accurate representation of  lady's Tudor style gowns and so is unique and interesting.



 

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