Some moisture staining (common to this type of material) and light, general wear. Only example we've seen - try to find another!..

Unknown origin - but came in with a bunch of 1960's dolls - we believe that these, too, are from that era. Light wear...

From a local estate - one of 5 "sisters" that have been together for nearly a century! They all grew up together on a large farm in California. Unfortunately, the rest of their family is all gone now, and they have to find a new home...they know they can't stay together any longer and are ready to travel to their new hom..

Recently restrung - will last decades. Head in great shape - eyes have 'internal' eyelash loss and don't 'sleep'. Body has aging/wear with some missing fingers. She would look pretty dressed up! Buying as-is for repair/parts...

As found at a local estate. We are not experts - she comes as you see her. The body is made of a cloth material. Wear and aging typical of age of doll...

From a local estate - one of 5 "sisters" that have been together for nearly a century! They all grew up together on a large farm in California. Unfortunately, the rest of their family is all gone now, and they have to find a new home...they know they can't stay together any longer and are ready to travel to their new hom..

Light wear...

From a personal collection - the woman who owned this LOVED her Betsy McCall's! It's a 3 ring binder - filled to the brim with articles and pictures and reference materials. It truly is one of a kind. Over 70, 2 sided leaf insert pages. There's no way to describe everything in detail but we'll try to give you a solid ove..

Box has light age soiling/wear. Such a cool piece. Unused...

Set of 10 original - all different - pamphlet/brochures!..

Uncut! Unused!..

Uncut, unused. Light storage wear...

Natural aging/wear. Uncut. Unpunched. Complete...

Uncut, unused. Light storage wear...

As found at local estate sale. Doll has typical crazing. Clothing is what came with her - may not be same vintage or even fit - but they are included. Crier works if you work at it - very finicky. Selling as-is, as you see it...