Hello… Inherited a collection of Kewpie dolls from my grandmom… Actually she passed away in 1983 and we stored all her china closet keepsakes in boxes… Items were placed into the basement, well wrapped up and cared for.. Is there anything i should look for?? Thank you, david
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T_SHIRTS_KINGS Reputation: 14 See T_SHIRTS_KINGS's booth |
I would suggest searing the internet. I remember the Kewpie doll from the ’70s. I found this, if you are [URL removed] [URL removed]
Good luck.
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Margiecrafts Reputation: 491 See Margiecrafts' booth |
Hi David at T_SHIRTS_KINGS,
I would like to make a suggestion to you, by opening a free account at “collectors weekly” (collectorsweekly.com) once you open a free account you can upload pictures and write a paragraph as we’ll as any questions you might have. The website is fantastic. A lot of knowledgeable collectors who use that site will stop by, read your post, view your pictures and respond with information such as websites or their own knowledge of the given subject. Collectors weekly will not give any pricing information, but could direct you to sources instead. The site is for information only to help move you forward to researching your Grandma’s precious doll collection.
Hope this is helpful. Good luck!
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MomentsInThyme
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