1940s Dutch Girl Netherlands Liberation Doll Rare Unica Composition And Cloth
Item History & Price
This happy Dutch girl is dressed in red, white, and blue to celebrate the Netherlands liberation by Allied forces from Nazi occupation during WWII.
She is in her original, traditional attire and has both red 'klomp' (Dutch clogs) although she has no socks. She is in moderate condition with a few dings on her face and head, and her left leg is coming loose (please see pictures). However, her cloth body under her clothes has retained a lot of its original color.
My great-aunt who w...as in the OSS and served in Europe during WWII, bought the doll as a gift for my Mother who was a young girl at the time.
The doll was made in Belgium by Unica of composite and cloth with coarse hair and sawdust stuffing.
She is in her original, traditional attire and has both red 'klomp' (Dutch clogs) although she has no socks. She is in moderate condition with a few dings on her face and head, and her left leg is coming loose (please see pictures). However, her cloth body under her clothes has retained a lot of its original color.
My great-aunt who w...as in the OSS and served in Europe during WWII, bought the doll as a gift for my Mother who was a young girl at the time.
The doll was made in Belgium by Unica of composite and cloth with coarse hair and sawdust stuffing.
