That day i took a picture for someone...my heart is bleeding now when i look at it! 2 months in lockdown its hard to even imagine such lovely piles of second-hand goods, overscowded spaces and unsanitary objects LOL
This particular couple has tons of partial dirty and broken mixed stuff. They are obviously drinkers but they prices are annoyingly usually 2.00 not 0.50 :-(
I went childfree and i could focus but still came back with little pressies:
Left to right - jewellery box that will make a great doll oak wardrobe annoyingly heavy...
Foxy longsleeve for my boy and green elastics for school for my girl.Grownup colouring book with tiny dots and numbers,
Missing Twirlywoo character (don't ask);
disney princeses jersey sleeping gowns and vintage blouse with white skirt.
Nothing really amazing in this pile of dolls but no way i could leave empty-handed...
the 6 years old me saved this Superstar...
dresses are enjoyed by my daughter and i think i meant to sell these dolls originally... BUT
no 1 turned out to be Day to Night Barbie which i never had in my hands before;-)
i don't even like her but its one of the greatest signs of western luxury to me LOL
knock yourself out with the variations LOL
the second doll is obviously yet another Crystal Barbie but her dusty curls are adorable and make-up unusually pretty (the versions i got have thus psych contrast look)
the last doll was in a mixed box of toys under the table of a lovely elderly couple with lots of crockery and glass - hence no clue whatsoever...
i managed to dug out clothes which I'm guessing are Sindy's and this unusual doll - not only she is a brunette but she has an unusually long and crimped hair!
She turned out to be Starlight Sindy 1985. I'm so happy tho i didn't know she exists...
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Barbies turned out great - doll spa professional...now obviously, they are staying with me<3
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