Please help identify this Very Rare vintage/antique US Soldier Kewpie Style Doll Figure -Thank you!!
It says Atta Boy on the bottom sticker along with American Bisque Doll Co.
I think he's from 1920s WWI soldier, however could possibly be 1940s WWII soldier. He is 13" tall, very lightweight, possibly Carnival Ware Chalkware. I have only see a couple others like him online with very little information. I am ready to list him now but don't know his value. I understand that I can do an auction, but often times auctions sell lower than Buy It Now, depending on who happens to be looking at the time. He's super cute.
Thanks so much for your time, and information to come!!
4 comments
mudshark61369
·2 years ago@rap17fun,
Your Bisque doll was made out of that material. The American Bisque Doll company was only around for 2 years 1919 - 1921 so your doll is likely a representation of a WWI Dough Doy soldier.
For future reference about modern/vintage/antique dolls of all kinds you can use the Link below.
www.dollreference.com
rap17fun
OP2 years agoThank you so much for your message and information! I am very happy to know that he is a 1920 WWI US Doughboy Soldier, rather than WWII like other listings describe. I appreciate your link too.
Sincerely,
Rebekah
rap17fun
OP2 years agoAwesome! Thanks so much toysaver, I really appreciate your reply and the good info.
Sincerely,
Rebekah
toysaver
·2 years agoAtta Boy american bisque doll company - Google Search
One sold on Etsy for $239.
"Please help identify this"
You have the name and manufacturer so any further identification is redundant.