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RAGGEDY ANN PLATES AND EPHEMERA - RAGGEDY ANN PLATES AND EPHEMERA An assortment of commemorative plates and a variety of ephemera. 12 1/4” x 9 1/2” Shipping: Shipping and handling in the continental US will cost $19.54 - $37.76, depending on your location. Local pickup is always free! Please schedule on our website! Image Text Image 1: HAPPY 200th TUESDAY'S 1776-1976 WEDNESDAY'S child THURSDAY'S FRIDAY'S child child that's born DA good fair to hold age our of haired and grandson help hi it that about where she was first touches hed B author and who Raggedy She Marcella from contaminated said bie's HAPPY 200th RAGGEDY ANN ANDY MONDAY'S TUESDAY'S 1776-1976 WEDNESDAY'S child THURSDAY'S FRIDAY'S child giving SATURDAY'S work child that's DA good fair Raggedy Ann, 75 today, Gruelle was creat sto to hold age our of haired and grandson help hi it that about where she was first touches hed B author and who Raggedy She Marcella from contaminated said how bie's Image 2: Raggedy Ann™ 1977 Mother's Day Plate April showers bring May flowers for Raggedy Ann to gather. With her bouquet in hand, the little redhead offers an especially warm greet- ing to mothers on their extra special day. Second in a Limited Edition series, the 1977 Raggedy Ann Mother's Day Plate makes a nostalgic gift full of timeless appreciation to mothers everywhere, as well as a wonderful addition to a collection. Note: This is a decorative accessory not to be used for the consumption of food. © 1976 The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc. The Schmid Collection Randolph, Mass. 02368 MADE IN JAPAN Raggedy Ann™ 1977 Mother's Day Plate April showers bring May flowers for Raggedy Ann to gather. With her bouquet in hand, the little redhead offers an especially warm greet- ing to mothers on their extra special day. Second in a Limited Edition series, the 1977 Raggedy Ann Mother's Day Plate makes a nostalgic gift full of timeless appreciation to mothers everywhere, as well as a wonderful addition to a collection. Note: This is a decorative accessory not to be used for the consumption of food. © 1976 The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc. The Schmid Collection Randolph, Mass. 02368 MADE IN JAPAN Image 3: RAGGEDY ANN AND RAGGEDY ANDY TM 70 Years Young by CATHY BEYLON She began as a rag doll, an old toy tossed into an attic. There, a girl named Marcella found her. Because Marcella was often ill and had to spend much of her time at home, her father, a writer named Johnny Gruelle, looked for ways to keep her entertained. He saw possibili- ties in the old rag doll, which he fixed up and named. Не turned the doll, with its bright shoe-button eyes and red yarn hair, into Raggedy Ann. . Gruelle, knowing how much Marcella adored Raggedy RAGGEDY ANN AND RAGGEDY ANDY TM 70 Years Young by CATHY BEYLON She began as a doll, an old toy tossed into an attic. There, a girl named Marcella found her. Because Marcella was often ill and had to spend much of her time at home, her father, a writer named Johnny Gruelle, looked for ways to keep her entertained. saw possibili- ties in the old rag doll, which he fixed up and named. turned the doll, with its bright shoe-button eyes and red yarn hair, into Raggedy Ann. Gruelle, knowing how much Marcella adored Raggedy Image 4: The Raggedy Ann & Andy Bicentennial Plate Stitched and sewn together from assorted bits and pieces, much the same way Betsy Ross made the first American flag, Raggedy Ann and Andy TM are somewhat symbolic of the vast, melting-pot population of our great country. In a special titter- tattered salute to our Bicentennial, these two colorful American characters are seen marching to the beat of a very special drummer. Happy 200th, America. Note: This is a decorative accessory not to be used for the consumption of food. © 1975 The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc. Distributed exclusively by Schmid Bros., Inc. The Raggedy Ann Bicentennial Plate Stitched and sewn together from assorted bits and pieces, much the same way Betsy Ross made the first American flag, Raggedy Ann and are somewhat symbolic of the vast, melting-pot population of our great country. In a special titter- tattered salute to our Bicentennial, these two colorful American characters are seen marching to the beat of a very special drummer. Happy 200th, America. Note: This is a decorative accessory not to be used for the consumption of food. © 1975 The Bobbs-Merrill Inc. Distributed exclusively by Schmid Bros., Inc. Image 5: Exclusively from FLAMBR RAGGEDY ANN & Exclusively from FLAMBR Photographs are considered part of the description and condition and supersede all written descriptions. Converse does not authenticate or guarantee authenticity. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email or by telephone. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client,