Vintage Vinyl

This is a vintage-style newborn baby doll, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century (circa 1960s-1980s). The doll features a vinyl head and hands with a soft cloth body, characteristic of play dolls from that era. Its head is molded with realistic infant features, including a slightly open mouth and sleep-eyes (mechanism appears to be closed or recessed in the photo). The doll is dressed in a long, white traditional christening gown or seersucker-style baptismal dress, adorned with lace ruffles at the hem, collar, and sleeve cuffs. It also wears a matching cream-colored lace bonnet. Physically, the vinyl exhibits some natural aging and minor discoloration typical of older plastics. The textile components show some wrinkling but appear structurally sound. There are no immediate visible maker's marks or stamps in the photograph, though such markings are traditionally found on the back of the neck or on a cloth body tag. The craftsmanship represents mass-market high-quality toys designed to simulate the look and feel of a real infant.

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