A Mid 19thC American Darrow Rawhide Doll c.1866-70 sub-Architectural & Garden but the museum continued under

but the museum continued under the direction of his daughter and grandson

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A Mid 19thC American Darrow Rawhide Doll c.1866-70 sub-Architectural & Garden but the museum continued underOrigin: American Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1866 70 Height: 19. 5 inches Width: 4 inches (at shoulders) The mid nineteenth century American polychrome painted doll with pressed hide shoulder head with moulded black hair and collared blouse, remains of paint finish, stuffed body and pink spotted cotton dress. The condition of the doll is hugely evocative of her life thus far and as such she has knocks, chips and losses