Description
Display this rare mid-century Canadian souvenir doll, a collectible piece of folk art history complete with its original bilingual hangtag. Manufactured under the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development certification programs, this government-sanctioned doll represents the heritage tourism style of the 1960s to 1970s. The figure features a glossy vinyl head with molded pigtails, glass eyes, and rosy cheeks, dressed in an Indigenous-inspired costume with multicolor beadwork, fringed suede-like tunic and skirt, maroon velvet headband with feather, and moccasins. A cherished addition for Canadiana collectors, doll enthusiasts, or anyone seeking authentic vintage government-certified decor.
Condition: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with decades of storage. Face exhibits typical vinyl checking and mottling; hair is slightly frizzy and shows some wear on the back of the head. Outfit fringe shows minor tip wear, beadwork remains secure, and joints allow for posing. The original cardboard hangtag is attached via string; tag text is legible with bilingual certification (“Authentique œuvre de l’artisanat”) but displays toning, deckled edges, and natural aging.
Details: Approx 7 to 8 inches tall. Bilingual tag includes beaver symbolism and federal approval text. Likely Rajah/Regal production era style; exact factory stamp not visible. Made in Canada.. Perfect for shelf display, rustic home decor, or preserving a piece of Canadian cultural heritage history.
• Original Bilingual Government Hangtag Included
• 7~8 Inch Mid-Century Souvenir Doll Size
• Indigenous Folk Art Style Beaded Fringe Outfit
• Glossy Vinyl Head with Glass Eyes & Pigtails
• Good Vintage Condition with Age-Appropriate Wear
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