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Old July 9th 03, 04:16 AM
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I've run across a Red Skelton( Freddie the Freeloader) Doll. He is about
16-18 inches tall. His feet are sort of floppy like a clowns about 6-7
inches long. he has a red nose and looks like a hobo with sort of frumpy
pants and sport jacket with tie. His hands are typical flexible skin colored
plastic but stop at the wrist where they are pressed flat and stitched to
fabric arms. The legs are sort of a stiff nylon type tight mesh material
(light beige) and are stuffed fairly tight. He has a receding hairline with
hair coming out of holes in the soft plastic head. He looks just like a
cartoon version of Freddie the Freeloader.

I can't find out anything about the doll. Does anybody out there have any
ideas of what It is and it's value. Possibly someone can tell me where I
might go to fond out.

Thanks
Len


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Old July 9th 03, 04:47 PM
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From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from 1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from 1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from 1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from 1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

Hi Lin try these ; dollcollege,&betty4dolls linls abovr
I've run across a Red Skelton( Freddie the Freeloader) Doll. He is about
16-18 inches tall. His feet are sort of floppy like a clowns about 6-7
inches long. he has a red nose and looks like a hobo with sort of frumpy
pants and sport jacket with tie. His hands are typical flexible skin

colored
plastic but stop at the wrist where they are pressed flat and stitched to
fabric arms. The legs are sort of a stiff nylon type tight mesh material
(light beige) and are stuffed fairly tight. He has a receding hairline

with
hair coming out of holes in the soft plastic head. He looks just like a
cartoon version of Freddie the Freeloader.

I can't find out anything about the doll. Does anybody out there have any
ideas of what It is and it's value. Possibly someone can tell me where I
might go to fond out.

Thanks
Len




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Old July 13th 03, 12:57 AM
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Try Again (?) For Betty Bazemore.........
How About Older Dolls...Circ: 1920-30s
__________________________________-
"news.comcast.giganews.com" wrote in message
...
How About Older Dolls...Circ: 1920-30s
Thanks...LD
_________________________________________
"ramalan" wrote in message
...
From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

Hi Lin try these ; dollcollege,&betty4dolls linls abovr
I've run across a Red Skelton( Freddie the Freeloader) Doll. He is

about
16-18 inches tall. His feet are sort of floppy like a clowns about 6-7
inches long. he has a red nose and looks like a hobo with sort of

frumpy
pants and sport jacket with tie. His hands are typical flexible skin

colored
plastic but stop at the wrist where they are pressed flat and stitched

to
fabric arms. The legs are sort of a stiff nylon type tight mesh

material
(light beige) and are stuffed fairly tight. He has a receding hairline

with
hair coming out of holes in the soft plastic head. He looks just like

a
cartoon version of Freddie the Freeloader.

I can't find out anything about the doll. Does anybody out there have

any
ideas of what It is and it's value. Possibly someone can tell me where

I
might go to fond out.

Thanks
Len








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Old July 17th 03, 02:57 PM
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Try Again (??) For Betty Bazemore.........
How About Older Dolls...Circ: 1920-30s ??_________________________________

"news.comcast.giganews.com" wrote in message
...
Try Again (?) For Betty Bazemore.........
How About Older Dolls...Circ: 1920-30s ?
__________________________________
"news.comcast.giganews.com" wrote in message
...
How About Older Dolls...Circ: 1920-30s
Thanks...LD
_________________________________________
"ramalan" wrote in message
...
From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display

them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display

them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display

them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

From: "Betty Bazemore"
Subject: identifying dolls
Date: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 7:33 AM

Learn about your dolls and the dolls you collect. Doll College is a

free
once a month doll newsletter. It is primarily a study of dolls from

1940 -
1975. Learn how to identify your dolls, who made them, who designed

tham,
what their original clothing looked like etc. Also included

periodically
are articles to make accessories for your dolls and tips to display

them
attractively. To subscribe to this free newsletter email:

or email

Try Doll College, you will like it.

Hi Lin try these ; dollcollege,&betty4dolls linls abovr
I've run across a Red Skelton( Freddie the Freeloader) Doll. He is

about
16-18 inches tall. His feet are sort of floppy like a clowns about

6-7
inches long. he has a red nose and looks like a hobo with sort of

frumpy
pants and sport jacket with tie. His hands are typical flexible skin
colored
plastic but stop at the wrist where they are pressed flat and

stitched
to
fabric arms. The legs are sort of a stiff nylon type tight mesh

material
(light beige) and are stuffed fairly tight. He has a receding

hairline
with
hair coming out of holes in the soft plastic head. He looks just

like
a
cartoon version of Freddie the Freeloader.

I can't find out anything about the doll. Does anybody out there

have
any
ideas of what It is and it's value. Possibly someone can tell me

where
I
might go to fond out.

Thanks
Len










 




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