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09-11-2009, 02:40 PM
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Baseball figure Identification
Hi, I found this doll in an antiques shop. I know nothing about the maker, or value for resale. It is 7 1/2 inches tall. I cannot find any manufaturer marks on him, possible there is one under his clothing but his clothing is stapled in place by three small staples that cannot be removed without damaging the figure. His joints are immobile and he is made out of a rubbery plastic material. His hat is made out of felt and his clothng is made out of cotton. He's kind of dirty though I've cleaned up his face a bit since this pic with water and a q-tip so he looks a little healthier pink now. thanks in advance for your help, most sincerely, Kelly
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