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Please bare with us as we try to get this project under way.
There will be allot of pictures here in time. This is just part of our collection. We thought it would be a good idea to have some pictures on the web so others could see the different Doughboys. If you have any questions or want a better look at any of these little fellows
just let us know. We would be happy to help!

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Poppin & Poppie Fresh in original stands.		 poppin.jpg (11118 bytes)
Poppin 1971& Poppie Fresh 1972.		 poppin6.jpg (8384 bytes)
Poppin & Poppie Fresh
Finger puppets and House Figures.		 poppin12.jpg (11998 bytes)
Salt and
pepper shaker.
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Poppin Fresh In the original stand
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This is the family that lives at our house. The uncle just arrived on the 1st of July for a lengthy stay. He did not bring his car Rollie, So if you see one out there please drop us a line. I know he would really appreciate it. We could use a house too. They are living in a old dusty china cabinet.		 poppin13.jpg (9013 bytes)
Here is a hard
Item to find.
This Poppin
is from a Pop
up can and
is made of
hard plastic.
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Poppie has a stand too!		 poppin3.jpg (8428 bytes)

Grandmopper
&
Grandpopper
1974

poppin2.jpg (18799 bytes)Wow! Poppin
Fresh comes
in different
colors too!		 poppin14.jpg (8564 bytes)

Plastic cup 1979
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Biscuit the cat 1974.
Flapjack the dog
1974		 poppin8.jpg (9358 bytes)
Popper House doll 1974
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Biscuit the cat 1974.
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Here is the
difference
between a
finger Puppet
and a house
doll
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This Plastic Play set is one of Paul's Favorite because we give them away with home made cookies in them. He is a later model Doughboy Item and was sold by toys-r-us for $6.99 and now sells easily for about $20.00

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Uncle 1974. We are so happy to have found uncle. We have met some very nice people while collecting Doughboys.

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The Pillsbury Doughboy telephone 1984. This item is hard to find in good working order. The company that made these for Pillsbury was as cheap as they come. I guess that is what makes them so hard to find. Most people threw them away when they went bad. If you have one that does not work. I have some parts and can work on them. I do and will buy broken and nonworking phones.
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This is the Largest Vinyl Doughboy we know of .  He stands 15" tall and towers over the others as you can see above with the black '71 doughboy. If you have seen one like this or have heard of one PLEASE let us know!
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This Very cute little guy found his way to our collection from a radio interview that the local radio station did on us about our obsession with the Doughboy. After the interview a very nice lady call and said she had a gumball machine. We gladly added it to our collection. We would like to find any other gumball machines. Please Email Us!

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Don't Forget to tell us what you think! If you have any of these items that you want to sell We will give them a good home.
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