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Note: These are all of
Pam's dolls sent to us for some repair and some a good
restoration clean-up for display. The Posie Doll photo is
below as she is the last one we will be fixing up in this
group. It has been fun playing dolls over the miles
but now they are all ready for display for the next 50 years
or so. The little 10" doll
is a Nancy Ann Storybook doll named
"Debbie". (She is all Original) Pam's
2 - 16" SW dolls have had their pinafore's switched to accommodate
the pink/blue hair bows. The 17" SW will soon be
completed today 6-21-09.
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Here is the photo Of
Pam's Beautiful, Like-New Saucy Walker 17" All fixed
up. Waiting on her white patent shoes still. The
Posie next to her has a black hair net on, I forgot to take
it off. Now after this photo... both the 17"
dolls while waiting for Mommy has white hair nets
only over their curls to keep hair curly while waiting on
their packaging for shipment.
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Also:
The Saucy Walker "ROD DOll" (Beyond Rare) Surgery
so far. Head will connect to the rod inside the torso around
the chest area. Don't know what the factory was thinking
when creating this doll. Difficult to repair eyes if
you cannot get to the connection area. Cary said it
looks like her head can be disconnected by going through the
arm opening. As it is he will put her original legs in
and connect the head while the torso is opened up..her
original Mama crier will also be installed while the torso
is open. Reminds me of a heart surgery. He also said
that these SW criers are a collectors piece on their
own. He found that they are all ceramic with a hole
down the middle with a vibrating device and a rod.
Cermamic is not used any more these days. More photos coming
of this surgery.
Rod From
Head In Jar
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