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Description
10" (25 cm.) Hardened dried applehead with shaped and painted facial features,bead eyes,muslin
hand-stitched body,human hair,wearing original muslin print dress,red woolen blanket,cotton
print petticoat,black leggings,and beaded kidskin moccasins. Condition: generally excellent.
Comments: Ute doll,circa 1915 from Fort Duschene Reservation of Utah,belonging originally to
the grandmother of Dean Caldwell of La Verkin; she was an early pioneer of Roosevelt,Utah.
Value Points: well-preserved early doll,holding a leather-covered bead-trimmed cradleboard with
tiny applehead baby.