Just in Time for Halloween

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Just in Time for Halloween

October 23, 2009 at 10:07 am · Filed under This-n-that

This is entirely too awesome: Historical dolls, heads are separate. That’s right. Dolls of beheaded or otherwise mangled historical figures. These are the opposite of American Girl dolls (which I love also). I think this site has made my Friday.

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