VINTAGE IDEAL THUMBELINA NEWBORN 1967 ONLY NON-MOVING MODEL PRODUCED

VINTAGE IDEAL THUMBELINA NEWBORN 1967 ONLY NON-MOVING MODEL PRODUCED1

VINTAGE IDEAL THUMBELINA NEWBORN 1967 ONLY NON-MOVING MODEL PRODUCED2

VINTAGE IDEAL THUMBELINA NEWBORN 1967 ONLY NON-MOVING MODEL PRODUCED3

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This darling 10” early non-moving model was produced in Hong Kong 1967. It is the only model that was produced without a pull string or a wooden disc. The foam/vinyl body has wear consistent with age. The white dress has tiny buttons and is well preserved with a tiny hole in front. The bonnet has some rips and tears. The neck is marked. TT9 4108 IDEAL 1967. The attached tag reads IDEAL NEWBORN THUMBELINA Hong Kong. It has rooted, blonde straight hair and blue eyes with rare pale lips. There is part of one finger missing on the right hand. This is a vintage item sold “as is”. Please refer to and enlarge the photographs as they are part of the description. Should you have questions, please ask. Thanks for looking.