Traditional Handmade Amish Doll (Girl). Handmade By the Ohio Amish on the Old Fashioned Trindle Sewing Machine. A Wonderful Accessory to Complete Your Country Home Decor. This Handmade Doll Is Approximately 15". Colors May Vary, Please Specify If You Have a Preference.

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Product Features

• AMISH HANDCRAFTED
• ACCENTS YOUR HOME DECOR

Product Description

TRADITIONAL HANDMADE AMISH DOLL (GIRL). HANDMADE BY THE OHIO AMISH ON THE OLD FASHIONED TRINDLE SEWING MACHINE. A WONDERFUL ACCESSORY TO COMPLETE YOUR COUNTRY HOME DECOR. THIS HANDMADE DOLL IS APPROXIMATELY 15". COLORS MAY VARY, PLEASE SPECIFY IF YOU HAVE A PREFERENCE.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B002B2CLVG
• Item model number: DAR-AGD
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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5.0 out of 5 stars just saying, October 14, 2011

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ezrakahl - See all my reviews

This review is from: Traditional Handmade Amish Doll (Girl). Handmade By the Ohio Amish on the Old Fashioned Trindle Sewing Machine. A Wonderful Accessory to Complete Your Country Home Decor. This Handmade Doll Is Approximately 15". Colors May Vary, Please Specify If You Have a Preference.

I live in a different Amish community in IN and the Amish do make the dolls to sell. The Amish in my community use old fashioned non electric sewing machines to sew-Maybe this is what the seller was saying. The dolls in my community go for a higher price than this.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Amish do not make faceless doll's for their children, August 7, 2009

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Leo J. Ames - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Traditional Handmade Amish Doll (Girl). Handmade By the Ohio Amish on the Old Fashioned Trindle Sewing Machine. A Wonderful Accessory to Complete Your Country Home Decor. This Handmade Doll Is Approximately 15". Colors May Vary, Please Specify If You Have a Preference.

non amish people started making them that way to sell, real amish do not, so how can you state this is hand made by ohio amish....also, what the heck is a trindle sewing machine, i have been to the singer sight and there is a treadle sewing machine but not a trindle sewing machine???? just curious