BIRMINGHAM DOLL CLUB OF ALABAMA

Double click on photos to enlarge: Effanbee Babyette 1943 (compo). Made cheaply with closed eyes and cloth body during the war. Ruth Gibbs...

Here are photos of our Birmingham Doll Club members who enjoyed going to the sale in Huntsville, AL, and also of dolls from some of the sal...

Here are photos of a few dolls in sales booths at the August 21 sale at Huntsville, AL. Members of the Birmingham Doll Club of Alabama ...

Vermont Novelty Co. made wooden jointed dolls, and stopped making dolls in 1873. The hands and feet were cast lead; the arms and legs wer...

The 1st photo shows vinyl Cleopatra, 2 1930's compo Wendy Ann's with swivel waists, and vintage compo Snow White (only Md. Al...

Jill gave an interesting and informative program on vintage Md. Alexander cloth dolls. The first 2 photos are Md. Alexanders, and the 3rd ...

Here is Region 9 Director Deborah, ready to give her program "German Dolls for the French Trade". The second photo...

Here is Deborah's handout from her program of the same name.

Here are our UFDC (United Federation of Doll Clubs) Region 9 Director Deborah Jenkines' French and German dolls she brought as examp...

Thank you, JoAnn, for sharing your wonderful and rare lithographed wooden Bliss dollhouse with us. Bliss is printed on the door....

On April 17 the Birmingham Doll Club of Alabama held our Annual Doll Sale. We had good weather, good comraderie, and met so...

These are carved by Sharon. The big one, 10.5", is not quite finished. She was started when Sharon was carving in the Ozarcs. The sma...

Here are 2 Hitty dolls that Sharon carved enjoying the recent Birmingham snow. Girls, where are your coats? Nice carving job, Sharon! ...

Here are Billye, Lydia, and Martha arriving. Here is Martha with Leeann and her Valentine dress, across from a nice lady who moved f...