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I wanted to know more information about these dolls.
ReplyDeleteYou can learn more about the Bertha dolls by clicking, The Power House Museum's Bertha Story, under the Related Links section of this post.
DeleteI wanted to know if the dolls are from an existing brand and were made to look like the drag queen or are these the only ones that exist?
DeleteThey are not from a particular brand. They are vintage (older) dolls that were originally dressed as Pacific Islanders -- in tribal-type clothing -- grass skirts and the like that Harold Samu dressed as his alter-ego drag character, Bertha, after finding the dolls on eBay and other places of resale.
ReplyDeleteDo you know what kind of doll this is or do you have a doll that looks like her?
DeleteI do not know the specific kind of doll.
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