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Buy Dolls Online – 4 Steps To Buying Dolls Online

DollFuss — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 11:44:23 +0000

There are two things to remember when you are looking to buy dolls online - firstly, there's a difference between buying antique dolls and modern dolls online.

Modern dolls such as the the Barbie collection can be easily purchased online and generally are pretty durable to be sent through postal or direct delivery means. On the other hand, antique dolls can be a bit of a challenge if you're buying them online especially as they compass a long history and different types have there own uniqueness especially in the clothing department.

In recent years, buying dolls online over platforms such as Ebay has become extremely popular and the great thing to keep in mind is that while pricing will determine overall purchase, buying online has some big advantages than going to a physical outlet and making a purchase. The emphasis is on deals and dolls deals online are big business. More importantly, you as the buyer can be in a strong position to grab a great deal especially if you're following auctions.

There are basically two types of doll enthusiasts - those who revel in the enjoyment of enjoying eras gone by with antique doll collecting and those who are more modern orientated or people buying for kids.

Buying Antique Dolls Tips

Here's a few things to keep in mind when buying an antique doll. These tips can save you a lot of frustration.

#1. Because they are older there is always a concern that they may be hiding some issues. Things to look for include cracks which can put a dampener on your purchase. Especially look for hairline cracks.

#2. If you are buying the doll physically then ask that you can remove things like the hair so you can check beneath. Always remove the body or ask the seller to do it for you. This only makes sense because when you're looking at shelling out hundreds of dollars you want to make sure your purchase isn't flawed.

#3. Make sure the doll is original if that's what it has been advertised as. This can be difficult to check online and that's why buying through platforms such as Ebay are great in that you are protected in many areas from purchasing a dud.

#4. Also, buying the complete original doll and by complete we mean it has it's original clothing intact can be important. It depends how badly you want it but inexperienced collectors should be aware that replacing parts and clothing can be expensive. It's almost like buying new parts for a motor vehicle - they always seem to be priced over the top.

All Bisque Doll

DollFuss — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 22:50:41 +0000

	Pat Smith's Album of All Bisque Dolls: Identification and Value Guide Sale Price: $81.71

	Dollmakers Workbook - All-bisque Dolls

	The Complete Book of All-Bisque Dolls Sale Price: $250.25
	Renowned doll historian, collector, and author Mildred Seeley wrote her 20th book at the request of her husband and children. The resulting volume is the first all-encompassing study made of the unique, small children dolls and figures made entirely of bisque This book is primarily photos of dolls with supporting text of explanatory and historical facts...

	All-Bisque and Half-Bisque Dolls Sale Price: $25.46
	This authoritative reference is the first book exclusively devoted to all-bisque and half-bisque dolls. It covers all periods, from the very early up through present-day makers of originals and reproductions...

	ALL-BISQUE DOLLS The Dollmakers Workbook Identifying All-Bisque Dolls - Complete Instructions for Making, Costuming, Wigging..

	The Little Ones - French and German All-Bisque Dolls

	Seeley's Doll Pattern CP-916 - Dress, Bonnet & Panties for 6.5" to 7.5" All Bisque Doll Sale Price: $6.98
	Patterns and directions to make dress, bonnet and panties for all bisque doll measuring 6 1/2" to 7 1/2".

	DOLL NEWS magazine Summer 2000 (United Federation of Doll Clubs, Volume 49 Number 4, Multi-face dolls, Musee de la poupee, All Bisque Doll, Doll Collectors, Pierrots and Punchs)

	DESIRABLE ALL BISQUE AND MINIATURE DOLLS

	All-Bisque & Half-Bisque Dolls

If a doll collector is looking for antique German dolls, chances are she is on a lookout for a Handwerck.

These antique German dolls have large almond shape eyes that are said to be the best and most prominent features. It may have a French appearance but it has good quality because it is made from the best materials.

Antique German dolls such as the Handwerck were manufactured in 1876. This continued til the early 1900s. The Handwerck manufacturing company was owned by Kammer & Reinhardt after the original owner Heinrich Handwerck passed away in 1902.

The Handwerck is found on a ball. This is the composition for the body which Handwerck made as he was constructing the doll. Doll companies purchase the bodies and the parts of the dolls that they are constructing from other manufacturers nowadays.

Therefore, a collector must have a keen eye and determine which are the original authentic parts of antique German dolls and which aren't. As much as possible, they want to collect dolls that are unmarked. They want the dolls they invest in to come from original antique German dolls parts.

Collectors know that there are a lot of “doll hospitals” during the manufacturing of the antique German dolls. If there is a paper sticker on any part of the doll, then these might have been obtained on a hospital repair visit.

This does not make the doll less desirable for any collectors. Collecting it is still a trend but those true blue collectors want their dolls to be as authentic as possible.

In fact, businessmen made profits by buying then selling antique German dolls and there is a difference in pricing when the dolls are authentic and when these dolls have stickers. The average doll collector prefers those attic finds.

They don't want any modern restoration facilities doing something t the antique German dolls because these would make it modernized and not antique.

The hype on collecting antique German dolls has even hit eBay. Most collectors check out the values and prices of the dolls that are sold online.

They compare and check whether these dolls are authentic antique German dolls or they have parts from other construction companies making these less authentic.

There are some collectors who remove the non-original bisque parts of their antique German dolls and continue to scour stores and online sites in search for the original parts so that they could replace these.

Since the doll is connected to a ball, there are chances wherein the stringing cord is already black with dust and can no longer be used but this is what those die hard collectors prefer.

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I've got a pain in my sawdust, that's what's the matter with me. What book was this line from?

I know it was on CSI for the miniture killer.
But I also heard it's from a book.

a little bisque doll and a little rag doll
and a dolly imported from france
were seated one day on the shelf of a store
with a doll that could wind up and dance
when all of a sudden the shopkeeper heard
a scream that rang out through the store
and this is the plaint of the little bisque doll
that caused such an awful uproar
oh ive got a pain in my sawdust
thats whats the matter with me
somethings wrong with my little insides
i'm just as sick as can be!

Anyone know what book it's from?

Those are the lyrics to an old popular song from the turn of the last century.

You can find the complete lyrics on the Wiki

Doll Ashton Drake

DollFuss — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 11:40:01 +0000

	So Truly Real Baby Doll Accessories: White Plastic Bassinet With White Liner/Pillow by The Ashton-Drake Galleries Sale Price: $29.99
	So Truly Real(R) Baby Doll Accessories To Send Your 10" Doll to Dreamland! White Plastic Bassinet an Exclusive Must-have - When you can't snuggle your darling doll all day long, here's the perfect So Truly Real(R) baby doll accessory! Tuck your little one into this pretty white plastic basket bassinet, custom-designed to fit all of our collectible 10" dolls...

So Truly Real Baby Doll Clothing: Going To Grandma's Outfit by The Ashton-Drake Galleries
Sale Price: $14.99

Exclusive So Truly Real(R) Baby Doll Clothing Set is the Perfect Outfit for a Visit to Grandma's House! - It's time to visit Grandma and you want your baby doll to look her best! Just wait until Grandma sees her little angel in this pretty-in-pink So Truly Real(R) baby doll clothing set, an Ashton-Drake Galleries exclusive! This sweet ensemble is custom-designed to fit any of our 10" long collectible baby dolls and includes a dress, shoes and more - 4 pieces in all!Just wait until you dress your baby doll in this big girl's outfit and see how precious she looks! Her party dress is decorated with a pink and white polka-dot motif and adorned with lacy trim and tiny satin rosettes on the bodice, finished with a candy-striped ruffled hem...

	The White Victorian-Style Wicker Baby Doll Carriage: Baby Doll Accessories by The Ashton-Drake Galleries Sale Price: $129.99
	Your precious baby dolls deserve the very best, so display them proudly - or even take them out for a stroll - in this elegant wicker doll carriage available from The Ashton-Drake Galleries! Beautifully crafted in the time-honored style of the finest Victorian doll accessories, this exquisite white carriage surrounds your baby with the finery of yesteryear wherever you go...

Dolly Mama's Hot Dolly Mama! Doll by The Ashton-Drake Galleries
Sale Price: $39.99

She's still hot, but it comes in flashes! Take aim at being old with simply divine results in this collectible Dolly Mama's age humor doll. This sassy sister is here to remind you that she's still one "Hot Dolly Mama!" This Dolly Mama's doll has all the stylish pizzazz of artist Joey Heiberg's beloved Dolly Mama's characters, including fancy fabrics, feathers and frills galore, plus a FREE coordinating miniature lounge chair so you can pose her to express your own moods!Available only from The Ashton-Drake Galleries, this collectible Dolly Mama's doll is hand-painted and features bendable arms and legs for unlimited posing...

	So Truly Real Baby Doll Accessories: Wicker Bassinet With Pink Liner/Pillow by The Ashton-Drake Galleries Sale Price: $29.01
	Exclusive So Truly Real(R) Baby Doll Accessories! Rock Your Doll to Sleep in Wicker Bassinet Made Just for Her! - It's naptime for your baby doll and what better way to rock her off to dreamland than in this beautiful wicker bassinet with a comfy pink liner and matching pillow...

So Truly Real Baby Doll Accessories: Wicker Bassinet With White Liner/Pillow by The Ashton-Drake Galleries
Sale Price: $29.99

Exclusive So Truly Real(R) Baby Doll Accessories! White Wicker Bassinet with Lacy Liner and Pillow Made Just for 10" Size! - Here's the perfect So Truly Real(R) baby doll accessory for your little sweetheart to "nap" in when you're not holding and cuddling her! Custom-designed just for our 10" long dolls, you'll adore tucking your collectible cutie into this basket bassinet crafted in white painted wicker...

Ashton Drake ~ "PRINCESS IN TRAINING" ~ Lifelike Resin Baby Doll ~ by Artist Sherry Rawn ~ Anatomically Correct Miniature Baby Doll
Sale Price: $39.95

She may be chubby and shy now... but this little sweetheart has a bright future as a Princess in Training. You can tell, of course, because she seems born to wear a tiara! Doll artist Sherry Rawn has sculpted an adorable childhood "portrait" in this anatomically correct resin baby doll, so full of personality she's irresistible! An exclusive from The Ashton-Drake Galleries, this amazingly lifelike baby doll is adorably chubby and posed to perfection just to make you smile...

	So Truly Real Baby Doll Accessories: Plastic Bassinet With Pink Liner/Pillow by The Ashton-Drake Galleries Sale Price: $29.99
	So Truly Real(R) Baby Doll Accessories - Just What You Need to Rock Your 10" Doll to Sleep! Exclusive Plastic Bassinet - Tuck your little one into this sweet plastic bassinet, the perfect So Truly Real(R) baby doll accessory! It's custom-designed to fit all of our collectible 10" dolls, with a pink liner and matching pillow that are sure to make naptime extra comfy...

	Dianna Effner Blossom Baby Doll by Ashton Drake Sale Price: $39.99
	Exclusive Chinese Baby Doll by Master Doll Artist Dianna Effner! A Portion of the Proceeds Go to Children's Charities! - Master Doll Artist Dianna Effner creates a new masterpiece of the dollmaker's art with her first-ever Chinese baby doll for The Ashton-Drake Galleries...

Denise Farmer Cherish Collectible Lifelike Vinyl Baby Doll: So Truly Real by Ashton Drake
Sale Price: $99.99

Name Her Yourself! Newborn Baby Girl Doll is a Collectible Masterpiece of Realism by Doll Artist Denise Farmer! - Experience an astounding level of realism with this collectible So Truly Real(R) newborn baby girl doll! Echoing the heavenly beauty of a real live newborn, this breathtaking collectible lifelike baby doll is a marvel, from her exquisite face to her delicate wisps of hair, her supple fingers, and even her tiny, wrinkled feet...

Dolls can be babies or high fashion models, sweet little girls or vampish sirens. There are almost as many kind of dolls as there are collectors, so whether you find yourself lingering amongst the pink boxes of the Toys 'R' Us doll department or gazing at the magazine photos of lifelike Ashton-Drake baby dolls, if you're reading this article you're probably thinking you'd like to start a doll collection.

Where to start?

First of all, collecting dolls can be an expensive hobby, so be sure you know where your "dolly dollars" are going to come from. Many doll collectors support their hobby by sewing, knitting, or crocheting doll clothes to sell, either on ebay, a Website, or at craft fairs. Dolls can be like potato chips -- it's impossible to just have one -- so be aware of your budget and space restrictions. You might not want dolls taking over your home!

Second, think about what kind of dolls you're attracted to. Some collectors are eclectic and like to own many different types of dolls. Others prefer to specialize in one main type, such as baby dolls or fashion dolls, while still other choose to concentrate on one brand or line. So while one collector may own several Barbies, a Ginny, a Madame Alexander doll, a few antique porcelain dolls, and a reborn baby doll, another may own Barbies, Genes, Kitty Colliers, and even a few Bratz, and yet another collector may choose to own only Sasha dolls. In short, no two doll collectors -- or collections -- are alike, and each doll collection is a unique expression of its owner's tastes.

If you're not familiar with all the different types and lines of dolls out there, the best thing to do is a lot of research. The Internet has really revolutionized doll collecting and is a seemingly endless source of information on the hobby. Many brick-and-mortar doll shops are also online, but many shops are Internet-only. Read, read, read -- pore over the doll magazines and thumb through collectors guidebooks. Look at lots of photos and read lots of descriptions to see what interests you. It's important, if you can, to attend a doll show or visit a doll shop to see dolls in person -- seeing dolls "in the flesh" is very different from seeing them in photos, and you may find yourself surprised to be pulled toward a doll at a show that you hadn't looked at twice online.

A doll show will expose you to a wide variety of dolls. You'll see, of course, the popular vinyl fashion dolls like Robert Tonner's Kitty Collier, Tyler Wentworth, and Betsy McCall, but you'll also see vintage Barbie and Ken dolls, as well as dolls by the venerable older companies like Effanbee and Madame Alexander. You'll see antique French and German dolls, play dolls, American Girl dolls, Bleuette, and even paper dolls. Take it all in -- this is your education.

Once you're ready to start purchasing dolls, the doll show and the brick-and-mortar doll shop are great places to begin, but the Internet has taken hold as a wonderful resource for doll collectors. Browse ebay for deals, but depending upon the dolls you want to own, you may want to gravitate toward online shops. Building a relationship with a doll dealer can work well for a collector, as once the dealer gets to know you and your collecting interests, she can let you know when something comes in that she knows you want.

If you've done your homework, you'll have a sense of what to pay for your dolls. New dolls' prices are often fixed, and it can be hard to get a bargain, but if you're buying dolls on ebay or elsewhere on the secondary market, you may be able to get some good deals.

It's exciting to bring your first doll home, and you may find that you want to share the fun with other collectors. Look for doll clubs in your area -- the United Federation of Doll Clubs http://www.ufdc.org can help steer you toward a local club. Also check Yahoo Groups http://groups.yahoo.com to see if there is a doll collecting group that appeals to you. These online discussion groups can be excellent sources of information and friendship.

As a doll collector, you can learn about fashion, history, and culture, but above all, you should just have fun!

Florence Bassett is a writer and doll collector, specializing mainly in Sasha dolls, Heidi Ott dolls, and Bleuette reproduction dolls.

Does anyone know where to find a porcelain doll called the Apache teardrop, I think it is Ashton Drake?

I know it is a young indian girl kneeling with her hands up, draped in her hands is a necklace with the sacred Apache teardrop on it, I know it was released a few years ago but am not sure which company released it, might be ashton drake or franklin mint. I am not entirely sure if that is the actual name of the doll or not, any help would be dearly appreciated

You can get it here for $65

http://www.dollpeddlar.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=Apache+teardrop

Vintage Horsman

DollFuss — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 00:01:32 +0000

	Horsman's Lawn Tennis Vintage Ad Tin Sign Poster - 9x16 Sale Price: $19.80
	Horsman's Lawn Tennis Vintage Ad Tin Sign Poster - 9x16

	Vintage Horsman Madamoiselle Doll
	Old 15" Madamoiselle Doll by Horsman Doll Co. Made of Vinyl. Good condition, original clothing but doesnt have any shoes..She has two long curls in the back. Eyes open and shut.. The stand goes with her...

	Photo Reprint Horsman's celebrated lawn tennis 1882 Sale Price: $24.99
	The Popular Graphic Arts Collection is a large collection of historical prints (ca. 1700-1900) created to document geographic locations or popular subjects and sometimes used for advertising and educational purposes...

	Photo Reprint Horsman's celebrated lawn tennis 1882 Sale Price: $14.99
	The Popular Graphic Arts Collection is a large collection of historical prints (ca. 1700-1900) created to document geographic locations or popular subjects and sometimes used for advertising and educational purposes...

	Photo Edouard Horsmans, Bedgem, Welker Cochran, Kinrey Matsuyama, Willie Hoppe, Felix Grange, 3/1/27 Sale Price: $11.99
	The National Photo Company Collection documents virtually all aspects of Washington, D.C., life. During the administrations of Presidents Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover, the National Photo Company supplied photographs of current news events in Washington, D...

	Photo Reprint Horsman's celebrated lawn tennis 1882 Sale Price: $17.99
	The Popular Graphic Arts Collection is a large collection of historical prints (ca. 1700-1900) created to document geographic locations or popular subjects and sometimes used for advertising and educational purposes...

	Collector's Guide to Horsman Dolls 1865-1950: Identification & Values Sale Price: $38.95
	This is the first book on the market to tell the Horsman story. Partly historical and partly tale of an ambitious entrepreneur and his son, the book is a story of these American doll manufacturers who created literally millions of well made dolls that generations of youngsters loved and cherished...

	Vintage 18" Peggy Pen Pal Doll 1970 Horsman

	Horsman's Lawn Tennis Tin Sign - Classic Tin Signs Sale Price: $12.99

	Vintage Collectible Toy Doll -- Precious Tears by Horsman -- a W. T. Grant Exclusive -- Black Baby Doll -- Precious Tears Cries Real Tears -- Folded Cradle in Box -- History of Dolls Booklet Included in Box -- NEW OLD STOCK
	Vintage Collectible Toy Doll -- Precious Tears by Horsman -- a W. T. Grant Exclusive -- Black Baby Doll -- Precious Tears Cries Real Tears -- Folded Cradle in Box -- History of Dolls Booklet Included in Box -- NEW OLD STOCK

The Horsman doll name is the oldest in America. The doll company was established in 1865.

The Horsman Company imported and distributed sporting goods, novelties, games, toys and German dolls for the first 40 years the company was in existence. It was not a doll producer.

The Horsman Company began manufacturing dolls in the early 20th Century when Horsman's son, Edward Jr. joined the family company. Edward Jr. was the designer and artist of the company, while his father was the business manager. The Horsman Company soon began selling a great number of American-made composition dolls, which were much unlike dolls the Old World produced.

Unfortunately, Edward Jr. died in his 40s in 1918. His father ran the company after the death of his son, but he too died in 1927. The Horsman Doll Company fell into deep financial problems, and ownership of the company began to pass into different hands. This was something that would happen over and over again in the history of the company.

In 1933, when ownership passed into new hands, the company recreated itself to keep up with the changing times. The new owner now was Regal Dolls. The Regal Doll Company was a small company. The company had a large factory in Trenton, New Jersey when they acquired the near-bankrupt Horsman Doll Company and brought it back to life. In the beginning, this company made dolls under the Regal and Horsman names. The Horsman brand name soon proved to be more popular and the Regal Company changed their brand name to "Horsman."

During the 1930s and 1940s, the Horsman Doll Company was a huge success. Their focus was upon moderately priced, yet high quality, well-dressed baby dolls. The company used no fancy names, or high powered marketing gimmicks. They just produced beautiful baby dolls little girls could love.

During World War II the serious shortage of materials for toy factories lead the Horsman Doll Company to use what materials were available for medical supplies, soft vinyl prostheses and artificial hands for the war veterans in need of such items. However, they did continue making some dolls.

After the war years Horsman used its wartime vinyl experience to start producing dolls made of firm plastic. Although Horsman was the not the first doll company to use vinyl in 1947, it was the first to use vinyl extensively. This was another important milestone in the history of the Horsman Doll Company. They became highly successful at producing the vinyl dolls in extremely large quantities.

Source: Horseman Dolls: The Vinyl Era, 1950-Present by Don Jensen

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Adler Barbie Doll

DollFuss — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:04:03 +0000

	Barbie Collector Jonathan Adler Doll Sale Price: $34.98
	Jonathan Adler's fresh, modern ideas about interior design have established him as a true design visionary. Introducing Barbie Loves Jonathan Adler Doll, a modern doll embodying the Adler lifestyle brand...

	Barbie Collector Jonathan Adler Room Pack Sale Price: $32.99
	Jonathan Adler's fresh, modern ideas about interior design have established him as a true design visionary. This accessory pack brings Adler's design sensibilities to Barbie® doll! Inspired by real pieces, Barbie can now recline in style on a stylish pink sofa with white trim and accompanying pillows...

	Barbie Heidi Klum Barbie Doll Sale Price: $22.94
	Part supermodel, part reality show diva, Heidi Klum has proven she's more than a pretty face. And now she's a living doll, designed by Robert Best no less! Gorgeous and glamorous, Barbie® doll as Heidi Klum wears a fab glitter print mini dress, showing off those legendary legs...

	4" Mattel Barbie Doll Pink Glitter Cell Phone Christmas Ornament #BA0137 Sale Price: $4.99
	Mattel Barbie Pink Cell Phone Christmas Ornament From the Kurt Adler Christmas Collection, Item #BA0137 Features a pink cell phone with a picture of Barbie on the top and a Barbie logo in red glitter Material(s): Resin Dimensions: 4"H x 1...

	Kurt Adler Barbie Glass Holiday Ornament Sale Price: $19.99
	Kurt Adler Barbie Glass Holiday Ornament - Hand-crafted and hand-painted glass holiday ornament, styled in the traditions of European mouth-blown glass!

	Barbie Holiday Ornament Sale Price: $12.50

Today, the Mattel Toy Company employs approximately 25,000 people worldwide. Their vision is to be the worldÂ’s premier toy brands Â– today and tomorrow.

The famous Mattel Toy Company: How did it all begin?

Ruth and Elliot Handler and Harold Â“MattÂ” Matson started a new company named Mattel in 1945. They started this company out of a garage workshop in Southern California. Their first Mattel products were picture frames.

Elliot developed a side business in dollhouse furniture made from the picture frame scraps. Harold Matson sold out to his partners, Ruth and Elliot Handler. The Handlers experienced great success with their doll furniture business and turned the companyÂ’s focus to toys.

In 1947, the first in a line of musical toys was produced. It was the Uke-A-Doodle.

In 1955, Mattel began advertising their toys through the Mickey Mouse Club television show and introduced another extremely successful toy call the Â“Burp Gun.Â” The Burp Gun was an automatic cap gun based on a patented mechanism.

Barbie is born:

In 1959 the ever so popular Barbie made her debut. Barbie was inspired by Ruth HandlerÂ’s daughterÂ’s fascination with cutout paper dolls. She was a doll in which little girls could play out their dreams. The name Â“BarbieÂ” is after Ruth HandlerÂ’s daughter, BarbaraÂ’s nickname.

Ken was introduced in 1961. Ken was BarbieÂ’s only boyfriend, and named for the HandlerÂ’s son, Ken. Soon Barbie and Ken were joined by friends of the Midge doll in 1936 and Skipper in 1965.

Christie, an African-American doll was introduced in 1968. Christie was the first of many ethnic friends of Barbie that included Theresa in 1988 and Kira in 1990.

Ruth and Elliot Handler, founders of Mattel, left the company in 1975.

Candy Fashion Dolls

The Candy Fashion dolls were originally produced in 1962, and reintroduced by Charisma, Marie OsmondÂ’s company in January of 2006. In the 1960Â’s, Candy Fashion dolls were Â“the dream of every girl.Â” They could be found in supermarkets across the country, and were best known as having Â“the most exquisite clothing.Â” Candy Fashion dolls came with four complete ensembles and matching accessories.

The Charisma Company has faithfully reproduced the original dolls using more quality materials to last for generations of enjoyment and stylish play. Charisma has also created a replica of the vintage box to display Candy and her four original fashions that include mannequin stands and accessories.

Annalee Mobilitee Dolls, Inc.

Annalee Thorndike made her first doll as a young girl in 1934. Doll making was her hobby. She turned the hobby into a commercial enterprise in the early 1950Â’s. Annalee selected a theme and created a collection of dolls surrounding that theme. Today, the Annalee Mobilitee Dolls Company has become one of the countryÂ’s premier makers of collectible dolls.

Annalee is known best for her pose sable dolls that feature a variety of mice, bears, rabbits, and other stuffed animals, along with human figures. Her line of collectibles are about everyday events and occupations, seasons such as Christmas, ValentineÂ’s Day, Irish Celebration, Spring, Halloween and Harvest Days.

Ginny Dolls

The Ginny dolls represent a great American tradition and go back to the year of 1922. Jennie Adler Graves established Ye Olde Vogue Doll Shop in her home in Somerville, Massachusetts. The story behind her start is of a friend, who knew JennieÂ’s skill in sewing childrenÂ’s clothes, and asked her to dress some dolls for a charity event. Jennie did not know the Â“friendÂ” was actually selling the dolls rather than giving them to charity. Soon, Jennie Graves began dressing and selling imported German dolls to Jordan Marsh, which was a well-known Boston department store.

Jennie Graves was extremely successful until 1948. A sales dip in her line of existing dolls inspired Mrs. Graves to introduce an 8Â” plastic doll, the forerunner to Ginny. Department store owners and consumers all loved the new doll. In 1951, Ginny was official, and named after JennieÂ’s daughter Virginia. The doll Ginny was so popular that many tried to copy her. By 1957, Ginny had reached over five million dollars per year in sales, and was a dear staple in most American households.

Mrs. Graves retired from the company in 1960. There began a series of management and ownership changes. Ginny underwent some difficult years of change.

In 1995, the Â“NewÂ” Vogue Doll Company pledged to restore Ginny to her deserved place in the world of modern dolls. Ginny, the engaging little girl of the 1950Â’s and known best for her love of fashion and fun attitude once again rises in the limelight of fine collectible dolls.

Kewpie Dolls

Ah, those ever adorable Kewpie Dolls, they are a much-loved classic and based upon 1912 illustrations of Rose OÂ’Neill. Kewpie dolls are today produced by companies such as Effanbee and Charisma.

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German Dolls

DollFuss — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 19:35:58 +0000

	German Doll Encyclopedia 1800-1939 Sale Price: $266.90

	Barbie Dolls of the World Collector Edition German Barbie (1994) Sale Price: $15.00
	Barbie lives in a wooden timber house in the Black Forest. It looks like a gingerbread house.

	Bavarian Girl German Porcelain Doll 13" Sale Price: $129.99
	Bavarian Girl This beautiful doll represents the people of Bavaria, Germany. This new handcrafted porcelain doll is part of Schneider's European Folklore Collection Approximately 12.75" tall. Part number DLG33-301784 Schneider has been producing handmade dolls in Neustadt Germany since 1934...

	Haba Paola Soft Doll - 15" tall Sale Price: Too low to display
	HABA 3702 - With a cheerful embroidered face, colorful clothes and a soft body, this doll is perfect for cuddling! A padded body, chenille hair, cotton/polester and velour clothing. Washable at 86 degrees Fahrenheit...

	German Weatherhouse with Clock and Swinging Doll Sale Price: $60.95
	Miniature clock with swinging Black Forest lady and weatherhouse Approx. 7" tall (without the pendulum), 4" wide, and 2.5" deep. One day spring movement This quality clock is handcrafted in the Black Forest region of Germany using 100% German materials and labor.

	German Girl Costume Knit Chiffon Halter, Open Cup Babydoll + G-string Thong Sale Price: $19.26
	Knit Chiffon sleepwear halter, open cup babydoll with lace-up bodice detail and matching red thong. Includes two puff sleeves and two hair bows. (6 piece set)

	Broken Doll (Rather German Remix by Reizstrom) Sale Price: $0.99

	A Cinderella Story Sale Price: $8.99
	"A Cinderella Story" collects some of the biggest performers in pop, but the highlights are certainly the four new Hilary Duff tracks (a cover of the Go Go's "Our Lips Are Sealed," "Crash World," "The Girl Can Rock" and "Now You Know...

	The Doll (1919)/Ernst Lubitsch in Berlin (2006) Sale Price: $14.77
	DOLL (1919)/ERNST LUBITSCH IN BERLIN - DVD Movie

	Ponyo Picture Book (Ponyo on the Cliff Film Tie in) Sale Price: $12.19
	Reads L to R (Western Style) Ponyo, a female fish, runs away from her home in the sea and ends up stranded on the shore. Sosuke, a five-year-old boy who lives on a cliff, rescues her. He promises to protect Ponyo forever...

I am looking for simple german doll clothes for a 2nd grade school project. Does anyone have any suggestions?

The doll that I will be dressing is made from a clothespin.

I love doing miniature anything! You can make the cutest little 'lederhosen' (the leather shorts with suspenders) out of tan felt. Use fabric paint to make dots to represent the little design on the band that goes across the chest between the two suspender straps. Put a green dot on either side of a red dot, the draw the green dots out sideways with a toothpick. It'll look like a floral patttern. Make him a little white shirt and felt hat, too, if you have time. Go to Google images and look for "lederhosen" or "Oktoberfest" or "Tyrolean" or even "German dolls." Black and white felt will make cute socks and shoes.

For the girl doll, make a white blouse and a bright-colored jumper with a poofy full skirt. Decorate the edge of the skirt and across the chest with your fabric paint. Use yellow yarn to give her blond braids. Again, Google images can help. You can also type in "traditional German costume" if the other three suggestions don't give you the picture you need.

Armand Marseille

DollFuss — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 16:54:04 +0000

	Armand Marseille Dolls Sale Price: $213.42

	Armand Marseille dolls, 1865-1928

	DOLLS magazine February / March 1991 Volume 10 Number 1 (The Collector's Magazine, Susan Wakeen's newest baby, Armand Marseilles, New dolls from Russia, Automata from the East & West)

	DOLLREADER magazine September 1993 (Doll Reader, Doll Reader magazine, The ultimate authority, Volume XXIII No. 7, Identifying armand marseille dolls, the children of anne mitrani)

	Département Des Bouches-Du-Rhône: Cahiers De Doléances De La Sénéchaussée De Marseille Pour Les États Généraux De 1789 (French Edition) Sale Price: $25.22
	This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc...

	Disasters in France: 1955 le Mans Disaster, Azf, Malpasset, Great Plague of Marseille, Angers Bridge, Armand Césari Stadium Disaster Sale Price: $9.35

	A portfolio of Armand Marseille dolls

	Doll Castle News: September & October 1983, Vol. XXIII, Vol. IV
	Doll Castle News: September & October 1983, Vol. XXIII, Vol. IV, edited by Edwina L. Mueller. Paperback. Published by Castle Press Publications Inc. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs and paper doll.

	Commerce et Prix Du Ble a Marseille Au XVIII Siecle

	Ligne 1 Du Métro de Marseille: La Fourragère, Saint-Barnabé, La Blancarde, Louis Armand, Vieux-Port - Hôtel de Ville, Castellane, La Timone (French Edition)

The word authentic is often connected to expensive, but this is a misconception. True if you collect antique baby dolls, these could be pricey. Well, it depends on the kind of doll that you want. There are some antique dolls that can be bought for only a few hundreds of dollars.

If you're lucky, you may even get these for less. Here is a list of some that can be obtained by collectors on a tight budget. These are great dolls with good quality and good history behind them.

One example is the Armand Marseille. These are antique German dolls that is said to be one of the best antique baby dolls on the market today. They are extremely common which some collectors believe make it a non-rarity but there are still other collectors who go for these kinds of antique dolls.

Just with all the manufacturers of authentic German dolls, there are Armand Marseille dolls that have been restored. Collectors who buy antique baby dolls specifically the Armand Marseille make sure that the dolls they get have authentic parts. These are pricey though but there are Armand Marseille dolls that can be purchased below $500.

Another popular antique baby dolls for collectors are the Kestner Shoulderhead Dolls. These are well loved and popular German made bisque dolls. The rarer the Kestner Shoulderhead Doll is, the more expensive it is.

If the collector is on a budget, there is still another option for them. They can look for the lovely shoulderheaded versions and buy these instead. Though the classic trademark of the Kestner Shoulderhead Dolls have their mouths open. The less pricey antique baby dolls of this kind have their mouths closed.

Collectors also pay close attention to the features, painting, and the material of the Kestner Shoulderhead Dolls. These should be made of bisque which make it really authentic.

The third most popular antique baby dolls for collectors are the antique dollhouse dolls. These are made from papier mache, wax, wood, bisque, and china. They are small and the models of the bisque dolls vary.

The best thing about this doll is that a lot of collectors do their best to get their hands on these kinds of antique baby dolls therefore they are vastly produced. They are also cheaper compared to the other dolls because these can be bought for $200 to $300.

The German toddler dolls were manufactured in the 1900s and were originally display dolls. Nowadays, these are considered to be antique baby dolls for collectors. They usually come with a rocking chair or an old cradle.

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I have a china doll head marked Armand Marseille, Germany, 370, A 8 M. Can you tell me when it was made?

Although I don't know the answer I can tell you the best place to get it.
Try loading a picture onto EBay's doll Chat board along with your question and details about her markings.
Check the discussion board often as it may take a few hours for the person with the answer you need to reply.
If you need help please feel free to email me at annastacia38@yahoo.com.

Vintage Reproduction Barbie

DollFuss — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 15:03:42 +0000

	My Favorite Barbie Reproduction Vintage Shoes 12-Pack Sale Price: $9.95
	So many shoes, so little time! Barbie® has always been a fashionista, and with this vintage reproduction shoe pack, she has even more fancy footwear to flaunt! Includes 12 pairs of stylish, colorful, and oh-so-retro shoes based on some of Barbie® doll's most popular shoe styles from the vintage era.

	Barbie Collector 2006 GOLD Label - Vintage Reproductions Collection - Stacey Nite Lightning Doll (No more than 7,700 units produced worldwide) Sale Price: $59.99
	In the swinging 60's, London was the center of cool. Everything was groovy and Barbie doll, always the hipster, was setting trends with her new friend from across the pond. It's time once again to say "Cheerio, Luv" to a favorite from 1969 - Stacey Nite Lightning...

	Barbie Collector's Request Vintage Reproductions - All That Jazz Barbie Sale Price: $31.00
	Representing the happenin' fashions of the late l960's, All That Jazz Barbie doll proudly joins The Collector's Request Collection. Chosen from the Barbie archives, All That Jazz Barbie doll reflects the bright, colorful mood of the mod decade! The bold, geometric design and hot colors are completely on-trend in this favorite fashion that debuted in 1968 as #1848 in the 1800 series fashions...

	Barbie My Favorite Barbie: The Original Teenage Fashion Model Barbie Doll Sale Price: $22.95
	In celebration of Barbie doll's 50th anniversary, favorite dolls and period fashions return, recreated in loving detail. If you missed your chance before, or no longer have your beloved Barbie, now is your opportunity to reconnect with a long-lost friend! Each set includes a reproduction Barbie doll, and extra reproduction fashion from the era and a collector's booklet...

	Diamond Dyes Busy Day in Dollville Vintage Ad Tin Sign Poster - 10x16 Sale Price: $19.80
	Diamond Dyes Busy Day in Dollville Vintage Ad Tin Sign Poster - 10x16

	Mattel Ken 50th Anniversary Retro Collectible Doll Sale Price: $46.00
	The first-ever Ken debuted in 1961 and he was a total doll--clean-cut, well-dressed, and so dreamy! To the delight of collectors, Mattel has reissued Ken, complete with flocked hair, and two iconic outfits: his original red swim trunks, sandals & towel; plus, a reproduction of the Victory Dance ensemble--fitted blue blazer with crest, pants, vest and shoes...

	Barbie My Favorite Swirl Ponytail Barbie Doll Sale Price: $22.85
	One of the classic Barbies from the 1960s! Comes with collector cards and booklet. Pink Label Barbie! One cherished Barbie dolls is the 1964 Swirl Barbie in her red bathing suit with blonde ponytail! A faithful reproduction as well as a second 1960s reproduction fashion is included, along with 3 collector cards, and a booklet...

	Barbie Collector My Favorite American Girl Sale Price: $28.28
	In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the world's first fashion doll, Mattel has reissued some of their earliest Barbies for the adult collector. American Girl Barbie from 1965 was the first to have "lifelike bendable legs!" This faithful reproduction dressed in her classic striped swimsuit will make a fine collectible for girls of any age.

	Barbie Julia Doll Sale Price: $21.00
	The show, Julia, debuted in September of 1968, changing television history forever. The landmark sit-com introduced us to Julia Baker, an African-American widow, and her young son, Corey. Living in Los Angeles, Julia worked as a nurse beside the grouchy, but still lovable, Dr...

	Barbie My Favorite Career Vintage Registered Nurse Barbie Doll Sale Price: $49.99
	* One favorite Barbie theme has always been careers * This collection consists of one of the very first career Barbie dolls from the 60s * Each reproduction doll comes with accessories pertaining to her career * Includes Registered Nurse Barbie doll with diploma and medical accessories * Sure to be a collector favorite

Antique dolls are popular collectibles. Small girls and children had a great love for these. In the old days children played with them and clothed on and off them. The antique dolls have often worn-out parts that must be replaced or missing body parts. ANTIQUE dolls must be handled with care and some of them can be very fine toy for children who are still interested in playing with dolls.

It is difficult to buy antique dolls over the Internet. The modern dolls that Barbie collection is easily accessible and are painted in a standard manner, with the standard produced clothing. While the antique dolls are unique in terms of their clothes and appearance. Thus, it is necessary to see personally at the dolls before you buy them. If you are a novice in the case of antique dolls, so you have to follow certain tips that follow;

The first thing you think about when you have begun to gather for antique dolls is the state. It is obvious that the body of the dolls can be worn out, with a little patching work done. Exchange of body parts, such as the eyes, wigs and other parts can be expensive and it may be costly to find appropriate clothing. Reproduction of clothes and shoes are widely available if you have purchased a nondressed doll. It's cheaper to buy, but it is necessary to study carefully appear before you buy accessories. Antique Doll Collector is a good magazine, which has more information about the dolls and their dealers.

The prices of antique dolls vary a lot. Many of the German dolls are in the range of $ 200 to $ 500.

When you choose antique dolls should be concerned with cracks in hairlins and other errors. They have a tendency to increase in scope as time goes. In general, you might want to buy if you plan to sell on. But the young do not damage is often not visible in the photos. Therefore, before you buy them you need to investigate them thoroughly.

Clothing, shoes and accessories are another part you have to concentrate on. Try to buy a original doll with clothes, shoes, hats and other stuffs. It can be expensive to purchase accessories individually and it should fit.

Investigation should cover all of these tips, plus a few too;

* The use of light and flashlight to inspect whether there are cracks or damages. If possible, remove the wig and the head and take a look at his head in the right way. Any dark patches could indicate restoration work, so avoid these dolls.

* Inspect your eyes if they have been replaced. It should match with the general structure of the doll.

* Look at the quality of the costumes, look for any moth holes on the substance of the drug.

* A major consideration of the total value of the doll is, if it has the appropriate body. Dealers change often in body parts in order to give some customers what they like. So be sure before you buy the antique doll. So, finally, take a look and get a total impression of the doll.

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German Bisque Doll

DollFuss — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 22:17:12 +0000

	Doll Costuming How to Costume French & German Bisque Dolls Sale Price: $126.06

	China, Parian & Bisque German Dolls Sale Price: $42.99

	Paper Doll Portrait: Antique German Bisque Dolls Sale Price: $7.23
	Paperback book with Six Original Dolls and various Period Costume Clothing

	Doll Costuming How to Costume French & German Bisque Dolls - 1990 publication.

	Doll Costuming: How to Costume French & German Bisque Dolls. Revised Edition

	Doll Costuming, How to Costume French and German Bisque Dolls for the World's Most Beautiful Dolls

	Doll Costuming, How to Costume French &German Bisque Dolls - 1984 publication

	A Collection of German and French Bisque Headed Dolls Giclee Poster Print, 24x32 Sale Price: $69.99
	A Collection of German and French Bisque Headed Dolls is a limited edition fine art giclee print, which uses a specialized printer to deliver a fine stream of ink onto archival paper. It results in museum-quality art of incredibly vivid color, depth and resolution that captures the essence of the artist's intent...

	The Little Ones - French and German All-Bisque Dolls

	ANTIQUE GERMAN BISQUE-PAPER DOLLS

Doll collectors of all kinds are always on the look out for antique dolls for sale so that they can add more to their collection. They are always on the know about the history of the antique dolls for sale. They believe that each doll has a story to tell, thus the fascination to collect these.

The history of their seamstresses, manufacturers, and creators are quite appealing. Even how children play with these antique dolls for sale is a reason why collectors continue this hobby. In fact, doll collecting is now second to stamp collecting as the most popular hobby in the United States.

Despite expensive antique dolls for sale, this does not stop the collectors to invest. That is why they think before they buy the dolls they want.

These are investments for them. They read up as much as they can on the dolls that they really want to collect so this is where they focus and save their money for. However, if one is a student of antique dolls, she would do her best to always be updated.

The more dolls she has, the better she will understand the history of these dolls. These are no longer toys for her, but collectibles.

Antique dolls for sale are more expensive if these were created before 1930. Be they bisque, wax, wood, papier mache, china, or porcelain, they are still considered to be a rarity for a collector.

All the composition of the dolls that have a tinge of modern materials in them may be less desirable. This is the case for bisque dolls and German dolls.

Because of the age and the weight of the material, there are possibilities that the antique dolls for sale may not be as authentic in its parts as what the collector would prefer it to be.

An avid collector has a keen eye in observing the tiniest details and can easily determine when they have a tinge of modern materials in them.

Production are everywhere. There are manufacturing companies in France, Germany, and the United State.

Nowadays though the most popular and the best manufacturing companies of antique dolls for sale are from the factories in China.

Collectors can still determine the history of the dolls they buy wherever these are manufactured.

Because of their love for the history of these dolls, they already have the information they need to know to figure out the authenticity of the authentic dolls for sale and whether these are worth their money.

Discover where to buy cheap antique dolls for sale online. Learn where to buy cheap antique porcelain dolls at my site.

I am trying to find about three dolls my husband purchased from an estate auction? Can you help?

Apparently two of them are Yolanda Bello "picture perfect dolls" and the other is a german bisque doll, early century.
Thank you for your response. I will add pictures. My collection of dolls are quite voluminous and I am looking to downsize.

Pics would really help. German bisque are often quite valuable. The Bello dolls are most likely quite mass produced and not worth as much. But I'd need pics and more info. to really get you an accurate price.

Kitty Collier

DollFuss — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 07:01:15 +0000

	2 Pair High Heel Shoes Fit Tiny Kitty Collier, Cissette, Coquette Cissy Sale Price: $12.99
	Two (2) pairs of high heel shoes authorized by the Tonner Doll Company to fit 10" Tiny Kitty Collier. Will also fit Madame Alexander 10" Coquette Cissy and 10" modern Cissette as well as 9" vintage Cissette...

	Tonner TINY KITTY COLLIER 10" HIGH DRAMA Dressed Doll From 2004 Sale Price: $109.00
	TONNER TINY KITTY COLLIER HIGH DRAMA DRESSED DOLL. She measures approximately 10" tall. From the 2004 Collection. "Pure luxury in black velvet and an exquisite white embroidered and beaded organza. A spray of white flowers caresses her lovely shoulder...

	Kitty Movie Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (1945) Style A -(Paulette Goddard)(Ray Milland)(Patric Knowles)(Reginald Owen)(Cecil Kellaway)(Constance Collier) Sale Price: $5.29
	Kitty Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (1945) Style A reproduction poster print CAST: Paulette Goddard,Ray Milland,Patric Knowles,Reginald Owen,Cecil Kellaway,Constance Collier,Dennis Hoey,Sara Allgood,Eric Blore,Gordon Richards,Michael Dyne,Edgar Norton,Patricia Cameron,Percival Vivian,Mary Gordon; DIRECTED BY: Mitchell Leisen;

	NOBODY'S FAULT. Specially Written for Once a Week Library. Also 'A Social Success', 'Her Inheritance,' and 'Kitty's Victim'. Once a Week Library. Vol. X, No. 2.

	Tiny Kitty Collier Nobility & Nuances Sale Price: $100.00
	Robert Tonner Fall 2004 Nobility and Nuances 2004 Tiny Kitty Collier, No. KT1409, 10 inch fashion doll, has brunette hair put up, painted brown eyes, and jointed knees. She is wearing an elegant shapely black velvet long dress accented with long pink charmeuse draped around her waist with front rhinestone, black high heel shoes, pink long gloves, and rhinestone necklace, and earrings...

	Kitty Movie Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (1945) German Style A -(Paulette Goddard)(Ray Milland)(Patric Knowles)(Reginald Owen)(Cecil Kellaway)(Constance Collier) Sale Price: $5.29
	Kitty Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (1945) German Style A reproduction poster print CAST: Paulette Goddard,Ray Milland,Patric Knowles,Reginald Owen,Cecil Kellaway,Constance Collier,Dennis Hoey,Sara Allgood,Eric Blore,Gordon Richards,Michael Dyne,Edgar Norton,Patricia Cameron,Percival Vivian,Mary Gordon; DIRECTED BY: Mitchell Leisen;

	Kitty Movie Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (1945) Argentine Style A -(Paulette Goddard)(Ray Milland)(Patric Knowles)(Reginald Owen)(Cecil Kellaway)(Constance Collier) Sale Price: $5.29
	Kitty Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (1945) Argentine Style A reproduction poster print CAST: Paulette Goddard,Ray Milland,Patric Knowles,Reginald Owen,Cecil Kellaway,Constance Collier,Dennis Hoey,Sara Allgood,Eric Blore,Gordon Richards,Michael Dyne,Edgar Norton,Patricia Cameron,Percival Vivian,Mary Gordon; DIRECTED BY: Mitchell Leisen;

	Tonner Dolls Evening Allure Simone Rouge Outfit Sale Price: $74.99
	Amore is in the air as Simone swirls across the dance floor in Evening Allure! This breathtaking ensemble consist of a fitted shantung dress accented with a sparkling rhinestone buckle at the shoulder and glittering tulle ruffles at the hem...

	Kitty Movie Poster (27 x 40 Inches - 69cm x 102cm) (1945) -(Paulette Goddard)(Ray Milland)(Patric Knowles)(Reginald Owen)(Cecil Kellaway)(Constance Collier) Sale Price: $13.49
	Kitty Poster (27 x 40 Inches - 69cm x 102cm) (1945) reproduction poster print CAST: Paulette Goddard,Ray Milland,Patric Knowles,Reginald Owen,Cecil Kellaway,Constance Collier,Dennis Hoey,Sara Allgood,Eric Blore,Gordon Richards,Michael Dyne,Edgar Norton,Patricia Cameron,Percival Vivian,Mary Gordon; DIRECTED BY: Mitchell Leisen;

	Tonner Dolls Citrus Punch Simone Rouge Outfit Sale Price: $69.99
	Citrus Punch is an orange, strapless dress with yellow, green, and pink sequins. This outfit includes pink jacket, pink hose, jewelry and shoes. Citrus Punch is a limited edition of 300. Citrus Punch is designed to fit 10" Kitty Collier and 10" Simone Rouge...

Where to start?

As a doll collector, you can learn about fashion, history, and culture, but above all, you should just have fun!

Florence Bassett is a writer and doll collector, specializing mainly in Sasha dolls, Heidi Ott dolls, and Bleuette reproduction dolls.

How to Pronounce these french words??

elle porte pajamas . une veste rose de coeurs blache avec boutons. Pantalon rose de coeurs blache aussi. 14kg collier avec "April". Des chaussons bleu et migon "Heloo Kitty".
Alors la tenue confortable coton, et acheter une boutique de Rave

El port payamá, une vest roz de coeurs blanch avec butón. Pantalón roz de coeurs blanch osi. catorze colié avec "April".
De chosón bleu e migon "Heló Kitty"
Alor la tenu confortable cotón, e achté une butiq de Rav.
Certain sounds I cannot write because they don't exist in my maternal language. In French the U has a sound very different from the one we use