The Schoenhut Company started making dolls in 1911. These early dolls
were called "The Graziano Year". The carved hair boys had numbers starting with 200.
This example is a 16/201. Albert Edward. 
The carved hair girls had numbers starting with 100. This pair are a
14/102 (Dorothy Jayne) and 16/102 (Haddasah).
A close-up of the 16" 102 with all original paint.
This happy little carved hair girl, Susan, is a 16/101. She is shown with a 16/301 and a 14/102 in their unrestored condition.
Another pouty face carved hair is Prudence Virtue, #14/105.
This shy little pair are the smallest of the Schoenhuts, at 11 inches. The one on
the left is an 11/108 and the one on the right (Molly) is an 11/108W (for wigged)
Girls with wigs have numbers starting with 300. This is number 16/300.
Emma Kate is #16/301. I think she has one of the sweetest faces.
This is a 14/310. She is the one who is known to have "bee stung" lips.
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Some of the hardest to find Schoenhuts were modeled after German bisque dolls.
The original of this one is the K * R 101. Her number is 16/302. I call
her Marie, because that is the name of the German one. I have repainted this
one.
The most common is the 308.
Common, maybe, but you won't see many prettier than this one (Patience Virtue). 14/308
One of the largest Schoenhuts is 22". This is Rebekah, # 22/308
Sophie Lynne Rose is a number 14/310. She has what is refered to as a "bee stung mouth".
This hard to find number is 14/311 (Mary Elizabeth Holiday).
The boys with wigs have numbers in the 400's. This one is the male version of the 300, and is
#403 (John Henry).
This is Matthew Gilbert, #19/405,
with Haddasah, #16/102.
Some of the kids all dressed up for Halloween!
Rooth's dolls at the Halloween party at Vallejo.
Alexandra, (19/308) and Rebekah, (22/308) having a tea party.
My dream doll, picture stolen from ebay, #16/106. This is the
one the PO used for a model for their reproduction.
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