If you can make a video showing the doll, including any makers marks and sending me a link, I would possibly be able to help you identify who made the doll and how old it is. The marks are usually on the back of the head, neck or back of the shoulders.

Very cool video and pretty dolls. I love dolls and doll heads, the spookier the better. can you help me with identifying my boy doll? I’ve been searching for hours now.

@@emtw46 How can I go about helping you? I would need to see photos or even see a video of it. Most "boy dolls" are not antique. You most likely have a newer contemporary doll made to look old, a mass produced QVC type of doll or an artist doll. Is there anyway I can see it? What are the markings on the back of the head or shoulder area? Any artist signatures, numbers (mold numbers), brand names, etc...?

@@FuturesPast1 he is absolutely the real deal. He is made stuffed with straw and is wearing a mohair suit, he also has kid leather shoes with all the bottoms. I’ll see if I can private message you.

@@emtw46 Sounds old to me. Can you make a quick video showing him? Does the back of his head or his shoulders have any markings? Does he have painted on eyes or glass eyes? If glass do they sleep? I forgot that they did make a lot of boy dolls with composition heads during the 1910-1930's era. Before that time boy dolls were not that frequently made. He is probably German, American or French. Would love to see him. Are you sure his head is composite and not celluloid? That would help me date the age better.

Glad you like them! You are so kind!

Thanks for commenting. I wish I could see what you have. If you make a video showing them, please let me know as it would be fun for me to check them out. 🤗

15 Euros is a great price! Shipping is really expensive here in the USA too. Most of the times the items I win on eBay cost me double because the shipping prices keep getting more and more expensive because of the high gas prices. I hate that so much.

@@FuturesPast1 Yeah me too probably the only time I buy something from eBay ,the shipping price was 4 times the price of the doll To avoid that it’s better to buy at Flea market or thrift shops

Thank you. I wish I could see your collection. If you ever make a video showing your collection, please let me know so I can take a look at them. Thanks for your comment and have a great day.

There are some china doll books out there that help you id some of these dolls. I think you can get them used on Amazon or ebay. They helped me a lot. Most of them you will find were most likely made by Hertwig. Those ones were made by the millions.

@@FuturesPast1 ty