1909+ Character Doll, Kämmer & Reinhardt Baby doll, or Kaiser Baby, 11-20" tall, bisque socket head, composition jointed bent limb baby body, molded painted hair, painted eyes, open/closed mouth.  The 100 doll mold, Kaiser Baby dolls also came with glass eyes and were also distributed in the United States by George Borgfeldt. 

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K & R Baby doll mark 28 K * R 100

K & R Kaiser Baby doll mold 100, 11" tall

Strobel & Wilken, All Bisque doll mold

SWC 251, 9" tall

Strobel & Wilken, Peach doll mold SWC 257,

All Bisque Girl doll 4 1/2"

Strobel & Wilken Doll, 7" tall, bisque head, fabric covered bisque body, doll mark SWC, mold number unknown

Strobel & Wilken, All Bisque Doll,

7" doll mark --------------->

400

 SWC

Strobel & Wilken All Bisque Doll, 7" tall, fixed stationary eyes, open mouth with upper teeth, jointed bisque five piece bent limb baby body, doll mold SWC 400

1895-1924 American Beauty cloth rag dolls.

1897 used a mark of S W & Co. Karlsbad on pottery, possibly from the factory of Bawo & Dotter in Karlsbad Germany. 

1903 registered the name Royal doll, for Kämmer & Reinhardt's line, sold Alfred Heller's metal head Diana dolls. 

1906 advertised American Beauty rag dolls with photographic colored faces named; Darling dolls, Wonderland dolls, American Fashion dolls dressed.

1908 sold Kämmer & Reinhardt's Royal doll line including The Flirt Doll, whose sleep eyes also moved side to side.

1909 advertised K & R Royal doll line; K & R mold 100 Kaiser Baby doll, Handwerck dolls, Hertel, Schwab & Co bisque doll heads in the Jubilee doll line, Character dolls; Commander Robert E. Peary doll, Dr. Frederick A. Cook doll, North Pole expedition dolls. 

1909 Kämpfe & Heubach cloth body and cloth or celluloid face Alice doll.

1911 distributed dolls for Ideal Doll & Toys and Kämpfe & Heubach, also known as the Wallendorf Porzellanfabrik.

1913 advertised Aluminia doll metal heads, distributed cloth Käthe Kruse dolls.

1914 registered Brighto doll, Arabesque doll, Our Pride Kidette doll, all bisque Peach doll mold 257 and Nemo doll.

1914-1915 advertised American Beauty dolls with kid body, bisque heads by Edmund U. Steiner with mark of E.U.St.

1915 advertised cloth character dolls Susie's Sister doll, Tootsie doll, Character Baby dolls Käthe Kruse look a like dolls made in the USA by American Art Dolls controlled by Strobel & Wilken.

1916 distributed Zaiden dolls, Utlely's Rollinson dolls and American Art cloth dolls; Ulrich doll, Buddy doll and Faith doll.

1917 advertised Cuddlekins dolls.

1918 distributed American Toy & Mfg Company Snow White dolls.

ca. 1920s or 1930s sold composition shoulder head, Mama dolls, marked on neck STROBEL WILKEN Co.

1926-1930 distributed W. Bimblick & Co wood segmented dolls, line of Joy Doll Family dolls.

1930 advertised their line of American Beauty cloth rag dolls.

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