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D is for Dolls Addendum

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In a reply to a recent comment on my November 19, 2014, post, "D is for Doll, and I is for Image Intense," I indicated I would take a better picture of the "Playing with Dolls" photo from page 235 of the D volume of the 1987 World Book Encyclopedia (WBE). The image above is the one promised. It isn't as clear as I would like because of shadows in the original photo, but I hope EF's pleasant memories of seeing Free Moving Barbie and Ken in this photo, as it appeared in her 1976 D volume of WBE, are further enhanced.​
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