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Doll, baby
Object type Classification: NM3.13806
Description
English: Small hospital training doll, c1920s-50s teaching model baby doll used for training nurses, possibly a Chase Company doll small doll; blue-painted eyes, perforated nasal and aural openings; wearing hand stitched and hand embroidered infants nightgown
Date George V (1910 - 1936)-House of Windsor-English reign; Elizabeth II (1952 -)-House of Windsor-English reign; 03 Dec 2017; 1920s-1950s; 15 Dec 2017
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length: 610mm
length: 295mm
width: 250mm
length: 160mm
length: 360mm
width: 260mm
notes: chest underarm to underarm
notes: back neck to hem
notes: across shoulders
notes: front neck to hem

notes: elbow to elbow
institution QS:P195,Q758657
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2017.117.20
Credit line Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 2017.117.20
Notes small hospital training doll, c1920s-50s (possibly a Chase Company doll) In 1913, baby dolls, sometimes called Sanitary Dolls," were made by the -Chase Company in infant and children sizes, ranging from new-borns to four-year olds, based on standard measurements set by the American Medical Association. Those dolls were used in public demonstrations to teach mothers the essentials of child care, and were also used in schools of nursing for teaching and practice of paediatric clinical skills. The dolls were weighted to simulate actual body mass and had nasal and aural openings which made them distinct from toy dolls. Such a doll was most commonly called "Baby Chase." from- Connecticut Nursing News, Mar-May 2000 article by Eleanor Krohn Herrmann
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