Multiplication

Multiplication, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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One, two, buckle my shoe...three, four, Bleuette fest.

Hello, World!

Hello, World!, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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Titina by Suzanne McBrayer wears Retros hand knit set made with vintage Italian yarn and a vintage straw hat made in pre-Castro Cuba.

Au plein soleil

Au plein soleil, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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This Geogette Bravot beauty, a reproduction of the SFBJ 301 mold, wears a Global Dolls reproduction of an original Gautier-Languereau dress. Purse reproduced by Boutique Bravot.

Travel Partner

Travel Partner, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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A 6/0 reproduction Bleuette. The original was manufactured by the German firm Fleischmann and Blödel and was made and sold as Bleuette by Gautier-Languereau from approximately 1905 to 1914. It is marked only with a "6/0" on the neck and has no identifying mold number.

Petit Luc

Petit Luc, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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A 6/0 reproduction by Suzanne McBrayer in a light blond wig by Bravot.

Titina's Dimples

Titina's Dimples, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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Titina is a Suzanne McBrayer reproduction of the SFBJ 251 Bleuette. She has two carved-in teeth, a separately molded tongue, and slate glass eyes. Human hair wig by Bravot.

Afternoon Melody

Afternoon Melody, a photo by ernestopadrocampos on Flickr.

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A very fine reproduction Bleuette, SFBJ 301 model. She is 29 cm tall, to emulate the later model that was made from 1936-1939. This doll was made by Raven Dolls in Seattle, WA with an amazing eye for patina and the feel of age, even her eyes are antique French paperweights. She is on Janice Naibert composition fully jointed body.