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Thank you for helping us in our efforts to build a bigger and better "Test Museum"! Your contribution will help us to expand our collection of dolls and toys for the public to view. We are also working towards a permanent location for our museum, so every little bit helps! We appreciate your support immensely as we continue to take steps in our growth process!
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Collection Donations
If you would like to contribute antique dolls or toys, please contact us via telephone at and someone from our collections department will contact you.
This is one of the Dionne quintuplet dolls, Annette, from the 1920's. It belonged to my mother, who remained fascinated with the quints all her life.
I played with it a lot – it's a nice size for a little girl. It also needs repairs."
Many old dolls and toys need repair. Note in the closeup of the doll's face at the right, the dirt, cracks and crazed paint on her face. She has damaged paint all over, and unseen in this photo, her arms are unattached. In addition to a natural yellowing, her clothes are stained.
See 
the Other Links page for connections to restoration experts and more. Remember – there is someone out there who can help you!
You can help us maintain, repair and restore toys in our collection with your financial contribution to the museum. You can help us maintain, repair and restore toys in our collection with your financial contribution to the .
You can help us maintain, repair and restore toys in our collection with your financial contribution to the museum. You can help us maintain, repair and restore toys in our collection with your financial contribution