doll "Baby Strampelchen" 25 cm colour sunbrown

Inge was first produced in 1936 and was one of the five most important Schildkröt dolls of that time. The doll is a head-torso model (the head is permanently attached to the torso) and has blue painted eyes. She comes in the reddish skin colour of the 1950s. Inge is dressed in a pretty green and white summer dress. The doll is not limited edition and is manufactured in Rauenstein, Thuringia.

Hans first saw the light of the doll world in 1933 and is one of the five most famous Schildkröt dolls. In size 25, Hans is a head-torso model with blue painted eyes. He comes in the lighter skin colour Miblu from the 1930s. He wears beige dungarees and a yellow polka dot shirt. Made in our doll factory in Rauenstein.Attention: not suitable for children under 36 months, as small parts can come loose and be swallowed. This is a collector's doll.

Inge was first produced in 1936 and was one of the five most important Schildkröt dolls of that time. The doll is a head-torso model (the head is permanently attached to the torso) and has blue painted eyes. It comes in the reddish skin colour of the 1950s. Inge is dressed in a festive dress in pink/white/brown. The doll is not limited edition and is manufactured in Rauenstein/Thuringia.

Ursel was first produced in 1954 and was the favourite doll of that time (ca.1955 to 1960) Ursel size 18 used to belong to the dollhouse dolls. The doll is a head-torso model (the head is firmly connected to the torso) and has painted eyes. Ursel is dressed in a summer dress with real stitching from Plauen. Made in Germany Attention: not suitable for children under 36 months, as small parts can come loose and be swallowed. This is a collector's doll.

Hans first saw the light of the doll world in 1933 and is one of the five most famous Schildkröt dolls. In size 25, Hans is a head-and-torso model with blue painted eyes. He comes in the lighter skin colour Miblu from the 1930s. He wears grey trousers and a blue checked shirt. Made in our factory in Rauenstein.  Attention: not suitable for children under 36 months, as small parts can come loose and be swallowed. This is a collector's doll.

Ursel was first produced in 1954 and was the favourite doll of that time (ca.1955 to 1960) Ursel size 18 used to belong to the dollhouse dolls. The doll is a head-torso model (the head is firmly connected to the torso) and has painted eyes. Ursel is dressed warmly and has her slide with her. Made in Germany Attention: not suitable for children under 36 months, as small parts can come loose and be swallowed. This is a collector's doll.

This little Hans, who is of course dainty compared to his big brother, looks particularly charming. But of course he also plays a very big role as a doll's house doll and was also very much played with as such. He also matches his little siblings Inge, Ursel and Bärbel very nicely. Little Hans is also suitable as a little doll for the grown-ups to play with. He is dressed in warm clothing and he has his slide with him.  This size is a head-torso model (the head is firmly attached to the torso) with blue painted eyes. Made in GermanyAttention: not suitable for children under 36 months, as small parts can come loose and be swallowed. This is a collector's doll.

Bärbel first saw the light of day in 1937 and is one of the 5 most famous Schildkröt dolls. In size 25, Bärbel is a head and torso model with painted eyes. She wears a summerdress printed with cherries.   Attention: not suitable for children under 36 months, as small parts can come loose and be swallowed. This is a collector's doll.

Ursel was first produced in 1954 and was the favourite doll of that time (ca.1955 to 1960) Ursel size 18 used to belong to the dollhouse dolls. The doll is a head-torso model (the head is firmly connected to the torso) and has painted eyes. Ursel is dressed here in a pink summer dress with jacket. Made in GermanyAttention: not suitable for children under 36 months, as small parts can come loose and be swallowed. This is a collector's doll.