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Come see all of our wonderful dealers and their treasures. You will have a very enjoyable afternoon viewing some truly unique things. On Saturday, August 24th, 2025 Delightful Dolls of Southern CA will present a doll show from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be many unique things at our show, from antique / vintage clothes, furniture, wigs, shoes, teddy bears, and, of course, artist dolls, antique dolls, vintage dolls, and all other types of doll-related merchandise for all interests. We will also have someone stringing dolls if you have a doll that needs restringing. We will also be having a raffle to contribute to children’s charities. Please join us and bring a doll or teddy to dress, and you will get a $1.00 discount from our $6.00 admission. Children under 12 are free with paying adults. Parking is extra. If you would like to become a dealer at the show, contact Gloria Osborne at globob31@gmail.com or 619 298-2447. We have 6 ft tables for $65.00 and 8 ft tables for $75.00. Visit: https://www.ufdc.org/calendar/events/delightful-dolls-annual-show-and-sale-2024 United Federation of Doll Clubs on Facebook

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