doll, male
doll, male
doll, male
Male doll. Originally paired with a female doll wearing clothes of the same fabric. Made for Miss Evelyn Johnson by her aunt Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Six Nations, her father George Martin Johnson's sister.
Made for Miss Evelyn Johnson by her aunt Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Six Nations.
Made for Miss Evelyn Johnson by her aunt Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Six Nations.
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Note that the side seams of the sleeves of the calico shirt are cut into fringes. (Note that in the other pair (1922 donation), the woman's dress of the same cloth as this one does not have fringes on the sleeves, but the male doll's shirt in that set does have fringes)
This doll comes from the second donation which came in 1930. Doll said to have been made about 1910 or earlier. Same cloth used on the shirt as in the doll attributed to Margaret Elliot.
Doll said to have been made about 1910 or earlier.
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Margaret Elliott, doll, male. Currently in the Royal Ontario Museum, HD10378. Item photographed and described as part of a GRASAC research trip October 2014; GRASAC item id 27327
43.0703, -80.1184
Made for Miss Evelyn Johnson by her aunt Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Six Nations.