Purchased on Ebay. Here is what the description says:

GREAT condition with NO repaint. It is 4 1/4 inches tall, 2 3/8 inches front to back & 2 5/8 inches shoulder to shoulder. Marked on the back of the shoulder plate - GERMANY (red stamp).

Princess Elizabeth from the 1930's with original McGuffey Ana dress, gauze bonnet and apron.  She is 13" tall, jointed at shoulders, hips and neck, working blue sleepeyes, open mouth showing 4 teeth and blonde braided wig.  All fingers and toes are accounted for.  As shown in photos there are some tight hairlines as would be expected for her age.

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We have a collection of James Dean Lions Club collector pins.  We have every year from 1992 through 2004.  In 1993 only 500 pins were made, while the other years were limited to 1,000 pins.  The pins have all been kept in a glass case with the pin going through a foam pad.  They each have their original bag and collector card which identifies their number of authenticity, picture of the pin itself, and a little history about the image chosen for that year.  We also have a additional pins for each of the following years: 1996, (3) of 1997, (3) of 1998, (3) of 1999, (1) 2000, (1) 2001, (1) 2002, (1) 2003, (1) 2004. Each of the additional pins have never been out of their original plastic bag.  We also have 4 (1998-2001) limited edition James Dean Run collector caps.  They are each in their original packaging with certificate of authenticity.  Only 600 of these caps were made and we have #124 of 600 for each year.  These are the first four caps in the series.  Finally, we have a James Dean stamp encased in a glass type of paper weight.  It is a limited edition, number 397 of 500 made.  I have included a few quick pictures of what we have.

This is a very heavy barber chair, with a head rest and attached ashtray, also a footrest with the name Koken on it. It is in good shape with the exception of the upholstery, which needs replacing. All of the mechanics works. Swivels good, lays all the way back and rises and lowers with a lever.

This was dicovered at a university drafting surplus. Forgot I even had this. It was to be thrown away and I decided to keep it. Old pantograph used to make drawings larger or smaller. It is in excellent condition. Not used at all from what I can tell. Been in the box closed for years.