Deborah Swift serves up a potted history of tea-drinking. I would love a post on how tea was taken historically (milk, lemon, plain) and the social differences this displayed - any offers?
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This is a cool vintage Barbie light blue princess phone! It does not have the cord that attached the phone to the hand receiver anymore. But, it would be easy enough to string a new one through the existing holes! Delete the scoop?
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A long, long time ago my Mother bought me a doll, a bed doll. It was a beautiful doll with an elegant white gown, ribbon flowers and her hair done up in a fancy way. Delete the scoop?
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Everything from farm toys and action figures, to antique dolls and antique doll clothes can be found at Iowa's largest doll and toy show, slated for March 10. Delete the scoop?
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A few weeks ago, I had the great pleasure of reviewing a new release which explores the collectible culture of “cute”. …And maybe exploits the rise of cute in contemporary culture. But in a good way — I swear. Entitled Hello, Cutie!: Adventures in Cute Culture, the book was not only charming but so engaging that I just had to interview its author, Pamela Klaffke. Delete the scoop?
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Wonderful pics of the new Abbe Lane dolls form Superdoll Collectables... [Normally I only cover vintage and antiques; but these are too pretty to ignore!] Via DollObservers.com Delete the scoop?
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This doll is a wonderful find. I purchased her from the original owner and was told she was never played with and is comepletely original. Delete the scoop?
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Vintage tin lithograph MARX Dollhouse split level 50s era in Dolls Bears , Dollhouse Miniatures , Houses , Vintage | eBay (#Vintage tin lithograph MARX Dollhouse split level 50s era #toys #dolls #collectibles #ebay #auction #ioffer #etsy http://t.co/JeM0sZoa...)... Delete the scoop?
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set of 2 Whitman paper dolls. Delete the scoop?
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Welcome to The Fashion Doll Top 100 Daily, the online newspaper from the fashion doll topsite. Add your site to us in order to gain visitor votes and get your site discovered by other doll lovers. Via DollObservers.com Delete the scoop?
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My Grandmother passed this year at 92- leaving my family her collection of 1000+ nun figurines. People at the Estate sale were a bit creeped out for some reason...
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More info on the nun collection here: http://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/1bxqnm/my_grandmother_passed_this_year_at_92_leaving_my/ Delete the scoop?
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Ramona is a boudoir doll from the 20s. She is in excellant condition with only one split on the side of her face which blends in with the hair, Delete the scoop?
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Jointed or articulated paper dolls originated in France in the mid-1700s. Traditionally, these two-dimensional paper dolls were assembled via pins and corks, eyelets, or brads; making the jointed paper doll a cross between a paper doll and a puppet. 
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Because these articulated paper dolls resembled a jumping-jack figure, these dolls were called “dancing-jack puppets, which in French is “pantins”. Delete the scoop?
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"In Hello, Cutie!: Adventures in Cute Culture, Pamela Klaffke explores the cute phenomenon which many feel is exploding in our culture right now. From food, edible or inedible, to fashion, baby animals, and comics, Hello, Cutie! covers cute, vintage and contemporary. But primarily, Hello, Cutie! is a book about cute collectibles themselves and those who make and collect the cute as well." Delete the scoop?
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Not to steal the line from the Sixth Senth but what a funny spin or spoof this would be
I see dead.... toys!
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A history of these and other pinup figurines / dolls made in 1964 by Louis Marx Toys.
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