Description
Discover this charming 1970s replica of one of the earliest dolls made in America, meticulously crafted to honor historical authenticity. This doll is an exact replica of an original housed in the New England Museum, making it a unique piece of folk art and a collectible treasure. The doll features a wooden body with a painted face, dressed in a simple yet elegant cloth outfit with a red and white gingham pattern, complete with a traditional bonnet.
This doll is in excellent condition, with vibrant colors and well-preserved details, and comes with its original box. The box bears the “Copyright Shackman” marking and indicates it was made in Korea, adding to its vintage appeal. Many of these dolls were sold in museum gift shops, making this a rare find for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Perfect for doll collectors, vintage toy lovers, or anyone interested in early American history.
FEATURES:
• Type: Wooden folk art/historical reproduction doll
• Brand/Designer: Shackman
• Model/Specific Name: Replica of an early American doll
• Color Palette: Red and white gingham clothing, painted face with fair complexion and dark hair
• Materials: Wooden body, cloth clothing, painted face
• Size: Approximately 7″ tall
• Style: Traditional bonnet and simple dress, early American aesthetic
• Box Text: “Copyright Shackman,” “4659 Shackman N.Y. 10001,” “Made in Korea,” “An exact replica of one of the earliest dolls made in America • The original is in New England Museum”
• Condition: Excellent (doll and box)
• Age: 1970s










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