This doll was hidden under my grandmothers bed in a box for years. I can't remember which family member was said to have owned it. It is in it original clothing I believe. I was never allowed to touch it only look at it. I think the body is paper mache. When I showed this doll to my mother she had never seen it before. My grandmother gave this doll and another one to me before she passed since I was the only grandchild who showed any interest in it. I found the markings on the back of it's head. I think it might be a Kestner doll out of Germany. I have seen similar faces but not any that are exactly the same. She has real eyelashes and her eyes open and shut. Her elbows, wrists, and knees are movable. She is 27' long.

In 1902 Phillip Morris was appointed Royal Tabacconist by King Albert of Belgium;this sing has what appears to be the crown of the Prince of Wales.Also the "resistered trademark" is of two bears and a bale of tabacco; today it is two lions and a crown. On the very bottom is what I assume is the printers mark: "Sutton Sharpe &Co.", with an address of "145 Queen Victoria St. London". Any listing for this address of era has something to do with royalty.

Vintage Putter, made in Scotland, Jast White Troon,

A stone antique bolz product of holland bottle. It is in excellent condition. Labels an cap still legiable and in excellent condition.

Ky Lafoon putter, scratched up shaft which is iron, putter is steel.

Vintage Putter, wooden handle with Thistle symbol I think a family member said it was from Scotland but I am not sure.