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09-14-2009, 12:43 PM
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Flagg doll?
Hi, I just got a lead on a doll collectors site. There was a company in the 1950's Called Flagg that made hundreds of poseable dolls in the same size range in all sorts of costumes and proffesions, the ones I saw looked very similar to this guy only in much better condition. The other clue is that the company was based in Mass. which would explain the red sox on my guy. Unfortunately he is not in the best of condition and I am still looking for this character amongst the Flagg examples but there isn't a whole lot about them on the net other than that they are collectable and some are rarer than others. Thanks so much for your interest and help, most sincerely, Kelly
P.S. It's fun trying to figure out the history on these vintage things, It's like solving a mystery! 
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