Native American Skookum Baby Doll Papoose Toy DENNISON 1950s Rare

Description

Native American Skookum Baby Doll Papoose Toy DENNISON 1950s Rare
Baby Doll (attached to cardboard and can not be removed from pouch) is very good vintage condition with no serious issues, light rubbings and soiling, worn edges, please see photos
Dimensions: about 3.5 x 1 x 1 inches
The "papoose" is a type of child carrier that draws its name from the Algonquian language, which is spoken by the Algonquian First Nations of Quebec and Ontario. Native Americans sometimes carried their babies in a similar method, thus the use of the word, which means "child" in the language.
Label: DENNISON MFG. CO. (Dennison Manufacturing Company) U.S.A., The Tower Boulder Park, Calif.
The story of “the Dennison” is very much the story of Framingham for nearly 100 years. From 1897 when it came to town until 1990 when it merged with Avery Corporation and operations were moved to California, Dennison was at the forefront of manufacturing, progressive management, technological innovation and marketing ingenuity. From creating the first American-made boxes to producing the ubiquitous tags and labels that organized the country, the Dennison name meant quality.
3 cents U.S. Postage Stamp: "NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization PEACE STRENGTH FREEDOM"
About the stamp:
U.S. #1008    3¢ NATO
Issue Date: April 4, 1952
City: Washington, D.C.
Quantity: 2,899,580,000
Printed by: Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Printing Method: Rotary Press
Perforations: 11 x 10½
Color: Deep violet
U.S. #1008 was issued to commemorate the 3rd anniversary of the signing of the North Atlantic Treaty. In the center of the stamp, a torch represents freedom and peace. The hands holding the torch symbolize the strength and unity of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization members.