PUPITAS
Feeding and Wetting Doll
about 1978 (manufactured)
about 1978 (manufactured)
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Place of origin |
card box lining (no box ) to which is attached a soft vinyl feeding baby doll with blue sleeping eyes, open mouth to take bottle and a 'diaper rash' of large orange spots on its bottom
accessories - package of Kleenix tissues, package of drink mix pills, blue and white stethoscope with a bear shaped battery box, feeding bottle and pink cream
instructions sheet printed in three languages
doll wearing a white dress printed with roses and a plastic velcro fastening diaper
accessories - package of Kleenix tissues, package of drink mix pills, blue and white stethoscope with a bear shaped battery box, feeding bottle and pink cream
instructions sheet printed in three languages
doll wearing a white dress printed with roses and a plastic velcro fastening diaper
Object details
Object type | |
Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Title | PUPITAS (manufacturer's title) |
Materials and techniques | card, soft vinyl, plastic, paper |
Brief description | PUPITAS, Toyse, Spain, about 1978 PUPITAS, Toyse, Spain, about 1978 |
Physical description | card box lining (no box ) to which is attached a soft vinyl feeding baby doll with blue sleeping eyes, open mouth to take bottle and a 'diaper rash' of large orange spots on its bottom accessories - package of Kleenix tissues, package of drink mix pills, blue and white stethoscope with a bear shaped battery box, feeding bottle and pink cream instructions sheet printed in three languages doll wearing a white dress printed with roses and a plastic velcro fastening diaper |
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Production type | mass produced |
Credit line | Given by the Palitoy Company |
Object history | the set is a combination of Baby Heartbeat and Baby Wet & Care doll and equipment firmly attached to lining with elastic or stitching |
Production | marked MADE IN SPAIN Reason For Production: retail |
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Collection | |
Accession number | B.1862:1-1999 |
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Record created | May 17, 2000 |
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