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| A doll's dollhouse.
| A school room box.
| A store in a room box, along with a bunch of miniature food.
| A bedroom from a large dollhouse.
| The dining room from the same dollhouse.
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| The front of the dollhouse, from an angle.
| The open back of the dollhouse.
| I thought these ugly dog things were the cutiest!
| A bunch of doll accessories.
| I love some of the intricate clothing on these dolls.
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| A doll and his horse.
| This soldier doll has two sides to his head, one with dark hair and one with light.
| I don't know who these guys are but they reminded me of the little rascals.
| Kewpie (sp?) dolls.
| Little Bo Peep (maybe :) ).
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| I felt sort of bad for this doll as she has an entire umbrella between her body and her head.
| One special part of the collection at the museum is the set of rare "exotic" dolls. This is a third of the collection.
| Here is another third of the rare "exotic" dolls collection.
| Here is the remaining third of the rare "exotic" dolls collection.
| Little tiny porcelain dining set. The craftsmanship is amazing.
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| A puppet set.
| I thought this was a neat old building blocks set that might be cool to reproduce in miniature for my dollhouse.
| Another intricate set of clothing.
| Remember when you were little and you had books where you pulled a string on the side and it talked!?! Well, this is one from the 1800's. I didn't realize they existed so long ago.
| Here is a close up of the strings that you pull on the side of the book.
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| A collection of small toys.
| The same collection without the camera flash.
| An old paper doll set.
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