Vintage 1915 Lithograph Cut-Out doll Collectible stuffed with Excelsior

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Vintage 1915 Lithograph Cut-Out doll Collectible stuffed with Excelsior
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Twin City Gold is pleased to be able to offer this Vintage 1915 Lithograph Cut-Out doll. This 2 dimensional cloth doll stands 12 1/2 inches tall & 5 inches wide. She is stuffed with Excelsior, which is soft wood chips. The doll is in good shape given how old it is. There is a small hole located at the top of her head as you can see in the photo. The history of fabric dolls goes back as far as mankind has been making textiles and extends to the present day. The earliest existing cloth dolls were found preserved in wealthy patrons tombs in ancient Egypt. During the 1880's cloth dolls with painted faces, printed lithographed fabric rag dolls and primitive Folk Art dolls were popular in the New England states in the USA. By 1906 cloth dolls with printed photographic faces first appeared. Please be sure to view all photos! Feel free to contact us with any questions. Browse our other listings to find great deals on estate jewelry, diamonds, coins, collectibles and many more!
Interested?? Feel free to send an offer!
Payment
Shipping & Taxes
Return Policy
Payment
Shipping & Taxes
Return Policy
We accept payment by any of the following methods:
PayPal
Please pay as soon as possible after winning an auction, as that will allow us to post your item to you sooner!
All items with a value in excess of 0 will require a confirmed and eligible PayPal shipping address as well as signature confirmation.
Your order will be dispatched within 1 business day of receiving payment (Monday-Friday).
Expedited shipping is available upon request! Please inquire with location for a price estimate.
Sales tax will be applied at checkout*
International buyers please note that customs charges are your responsiblity. We do not pay customs or import fees.
If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange.
You can return a product for up to 14 days from the date you purchased it.
Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt.
Please note we charge a 15% re-stocking fee to cover the costs associated with returns
See our other items
Twin City Gold is pleased to be able to offer this Vintage 1915 Lithograph Cut-Out doll. This 2 dimensional cloth doll stands 12 1/2 inches tall & 5 inches wide. She is stuffed with Excelsior, which is soft wood chips. The doll is in good shape given how old it is. There is a small hole located at the top of her head as you can see in the photo. The history of fabric dolls goes back as far as mankind has been making textiles and extends to the present day. The earliest existing cloth dolls were found preserved in wealthy patrons tombs in ancient Egypt. During the 1880's cloth dolls with painted faces, printed lithographed fabric rag dolls and primitive Folk Art dolls were popular in the New England states in the USA. By 1906 cloth dolls with printed photographic faces first appeared. Please be sure to view all photos! Feel free to contact us with any questions. Browse our other listings to find great deals on estate jewelry, diamonds, coins, collectibles and many more!
Certified diamonds available by:
Twin City Gold
Fine Estate Jewelry, Certified Diamonds & More
Vintage 1915 Lithograph Cut-Out doll Collectible stuffed with Excelsior
FREE Delivery Confirmation
Satisfaction Guarantee
Twin City Gold is pleased to be able to offer this Vintage 1915 Lithograph Cut-Out doll. This 2 dimensional cloth doll stands 12 1/2 inches tall & 5 inches wide. She is stuffed with Excelsior, which is soft wood chips. The doll is in good shape given how old it is. There is a small hole located at the top of her head as you can see in the photo. The history of fabric dolls goes back as far as mankind has been making textiles and extends to the present day. The earliest existing cloth dolls were found preserved in wealthy patrons tombs in ancient Egypt. During the 1880's cloth dolls with painted faces, printed lithographed fabric rag dolls and primitive Folk Art dolls were popular in the New England states in the USA. By 1906 cloth dolls with printed photographic faces first appeared. Please be sure to view all photos! Feel free to contact us with any questions. Browse our other listings to find great deals on estate jewelry, diamonds, coins, collectibles and many more!
Interested?? Feel free to send an offer!
Payment
We accept payment by any of the following methods:
PayPal
Please pay as soon as possible after winning an auction, as that will allow us to post your item to you sooner!
All items with a value in excess of 0 will require a confirmed and eligible PayPal shipping address as well as signature confirmation.
Shipping & Taxes
Your order will be dispatched within 1 business day of receiving payment (Monday-Friday).
Expedited shipping is available upon request! Please inquire with location for a price estimate.
Sales tax will be applied at checkout*
International buyers please note that customs charges are your responsiblity. We do not pay customs or import fees.
Return Policy
If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange.
You can return a product for up to 14 days from the date you purchased it.
Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt.
Please note we charge a 15% re-stocking fee to cover the costs associated with returns
See our other items
Twin City Gold is pleased to be able to offer this Vintage 1915 Lithograph Cut-Out doll. This 2 dimensional cloth doll stands 12 1/2 inches tall & 5 inches wide. She is stuffed with Excelsior, which is soft wood chips. The doll is in good shape given how old it is. There is a small hole located at the top of her head as you can see in the photo. The history of fabric dolls goes back as far as mankind has been making textiles and extends to the present day. The earliest existing cloth dolls were found preserved in wealthy patrons tombs in ancient Egypt. During the 1880's cloth dolls with painted faces, printed lithographed fabric rag dolls and primitive Folk Art dolls were popular in the New England states in the USA. By 1906 cloth dolls with printed photographic faces first appeared. Please be sure to view all photos! Feel free to contact us with any questions. Browse our other listings to find great deals on estate jewelry, diamonds, coins, collectibles and many more!