Vintage Hard Plastic Costume Doll in Traditional European Folk Dress

This is a vintage souvenir-style doll, approximately 7 to 8 inches in height, constructed from molded hard plastic with jointed limbs and a swivel neck. The doll features 'sleep eyes' that close when horizontal, though the right eye appears partially stuck or misaligned in the photograph. The facial features include painted red lips and rosy cheeks on a fair complexion. She is dressed in a traditional European folk costume, potentially of Scandinavian or Central European origin, consisting of a white long-sleeved blouse with lace trim at the neck and cuffs, and a pleated blue skirt. The skirt is accented with two horizontal bands of yellow lace and a white lace hem. A wide, decorative woven ribbon with a floral pattern in red, green, and blue serves as a waistband tied into a front bow. The doll wears a matching lace-trimmed bonnet over her molded brown hair. On her feet are white painted socks and molded black shoes. The condition shows signs of age-related wear, specifically some yellowing of the white fabrics and potential mechanical issues with the eyelids. The plastic skin tone remains relatively consistent with minor surface dust. This type of doll was a popular mid-20th-century collectible (circa 1950s-1970s), often sold as travel souvenirs representing specific regional cultures.