Gauder-Anka: Unknown Dolls

"History of the Collection:..After 1945 Georgine Anka, then living in Budapest, started repairing dolls to obtain her ration cards. As replacement parts were not available, she used pre-war pieces which were generally made of celluloid and of German origin. When Frau Anka moved to Germany in 1956, with her husband, she again opened a large doll reparing business. She found that most of her clients wanted new doll parts, particularly heads, rather than having the old celluloid ones reparied."....A guide for the unknown dolls of the Gauder-Anka-Stuttgart Collection, exhibited in the Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood in 1976.

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babakiállítás, kiállítási katalógus, műanyag fejű baba

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