Hummel with two marks

[gabriels.online]

Hi. I have a Hummel figurine, #67 a girl with a baby carriage, that looks genuine in all respects but one. It has two marks. One is the TMK-1 incised crown and the other is a stamped TMK-2. I have never seen this before and can't really find much about it using Google, though I did find one collector's site that briefly noted that he has infrequently seen this anomaly.  Can someone who knows about this help me out. Thanks.

[maxine*j]

Until you post good, clear pictures -- of both the figurine and the mark -- no one will be able to help you.  Don't start a new thread, though.  Just click on "Reply" to any post and add your photos.

[smiling66]

The Goebel Company used TMK-1 Crown stamped or incised from 1935 to 1950. In 1950 Goebel changed to TMK-2 Full Bee stamped or incised. Figurines already produced and with the crown TMK- 1 also received the full bee TMK-2 in 1950 during the transition from TMK-1 to TMK-2. This is called a double trademark.

I have several of these double trademark figurines in my collection.

Your Hummel #67 is called Doll Mother.