new nib Coca Cola Franklin Heirloom Mint Doll EMMA Rare Limited Edition 1905

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new nib Coca Cola Franklin Heirloom Mint Doll EMMA Rare Limited Edition 1905 :
$159.00

Emma- The Coca-Cola Limited Edition Heirloom Doll, Circa1905 is inspired an actual 1905 Coca-Cola advertisement. Emma\'s stunning gownis a romantic confection sewn of pristine embroidered lace over luxurioustaffeta. She wears a delicate cape of pale lavender tulle adorned with hand-applied floral appliqués, while hand sewn lavender blossoms and satin ribbonsaccent her bodice, sleeves and skirt. The gown\'s hem cascades into magnificenttiers of pleated taffeta and lace. The entire ensemble is an entrance-makingexample of the dressmaker\'s art. Plus, every magnificent detail adds a touch ofperiod charm. Around her neck, Emma wears a strand of faux pearls and a goldenpendant suspended from a golden chain. In her hair, she wears a single fauxpearl hairpin, and her waist is embraced with a floral braid cummerbund.Beneath her gown, she wears satin charmeuse bloomers, and a white organza slip,ivory stretch lace hose and dainty white ankle boots tied with satin ribbons.In one hand, she clasps a glass of \"Coke.\" In the other, bounteousbasket of lavender blossoms adorned with streaming satin ribbons. There wasonly 45 firing days adding greatly to its collecting significance. TheCertificate of Authenticity and the round metal plate from the stand is notincluded. She is resting around metalpoll that is included in the purchase.

THIS DOLL IS NEW IN THE BOX. IT HAS NEVER BEEN DISPLAYED. IT IS IN A NEW CONDITION. COMES WITH THE ORIGINAL FRANKLIN BOX AND IS STILL WRAPPED.

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The Franklin Mint is a private mint founded by JosephSegel in 1964 in Wawa, Pennsylvania. The Franklin Mint manufacturedand marketed coins, jewelry, diecast vehicles, dolls, sculpture and othercollectibles. For five decades The Franklin Mint produced and marketed\"collectibles\". Their product line began with manufacturing andmarketing privately minted gold and silver commemorative rounds and medallions.Besides coins, other offering included dolls, plates and diecast vehicles.Often emphasized in these media were influential historical figures or famousactors.

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