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Emb r a c e th e Co lt h Do l l A Brownie Indian, I am known With tomahawk to hold my own. I'm called a dude because I show the fashions, and good form, you know. The Brownie Band Utilizing the Scottish highland folktales of his maternal ancestory, a then unknown Canadian artist named Palmer Cox created a group of playful sprites known as the Brownies and he introduced them to the world in February of 1883 in a children's periodical, St. Nicholas Magazine. Like the greats, Rose O'Neill and Johnny Gruelle, Palmer Cox filled his world with a wide array of fanciful characters, and like those greats, Palmer Cox now finds his works immortalized by the contemporary great R John Wright. Each Brownie is an entirely hand-made wool-felt doll from R John Wright and each is specially designed with heavy-wire feet to stand unaided. Each is a numbered limited edition of just 250 and comes in a fanciful presentation box with a certificate of authenticity. T h e Du d e First appearing in the 1887 book "The Brownies, Their Book." by Palmer Cox, the whimsical Dude is one of the most recognizable Brownies ever, and why shouldn't he be, for he is the one who shows the other Brownies what to wear, though honestly, they don't seem to listen much. The Brownie Dude is made of the finest all-wool felt and wears a natty outfit consisting of cuffed trousers, waistcoat, stiffened collar with bow tie, and swallow-tailed jacket as well as a matching top hat and, of course, a hand-carved wood cane and a gold plated monocle. Produced in just 250 pieces, The Dude is a limited edition exclusive to Dollmasters and will be presented with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. 9". SD-1113. $475. ♥ 38 Dollmasters Cata lo g x 800-966-3655 x w w w .dollmasters.c o m
Emb r a c e th e Co lt h Do l l In greatest trials always bright. I bear a heart That's ever light. I traveled from a heathen land, To join the famous Brownie Band U n c l e Sa m Leading the Brownie Parade is, naturally Uncle Sam, patriotic embodiment of all things American and Brownie. Uncle Sam is dressed in a patriotic all-felt costume of striped trousers with working pockets, waistcoat, polka-dotted bow tie, blue swallow-tailed jacket, woven straw top hat, and leather shoes. Produced in just 250 pieces, Uncle Sam is a limited edition exclusive to Dollmasters and will be presented with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. 9". SD-933. $475. ♥ T h e Ch i n a m a n The Chinaman wears a traditional felt costume consisting of a tunic with tiny custom-made brass buttons, short trousers, a coolie hat and peasant slippers and carries a handcarved wooden bamboo style pole with a hanging lantern. With signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. 8". SD-1094. $475. ♥ T h e In d i a n The Indian wears a traditional "deerskin" costume made of felt consisting of belted shirt with fringe decorated with hand painted designs, tiny felt covered buttons, fringed leggings, and moccasins. And as the poem states he even carries his own handmade wood and metal tomahawk. With signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. 9". SD-1114. $475. ♥ T h e Ir i s h m a n The Brownie Irishman is outfitted in a tailored felt swallow-tail jacket, tattersall shirt, knee-length felt breeches with working pockets, a tall felt hat, and hand-made leather slippers. The Irishman even carries a hand-carved "shillelagh" walking stick. With signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. 8". SD-1124. $475. ♥ Dollmasters Cata lo g x 800-966-3655 x w w w .dollmasters.c o m 39
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