Pollock's History of English Dolls & Toys by Kenneth & Marguerite Fawdry – 1979 – Ernest Benn

Authors: Kenneth & Marguerite Fawdry
Research by: Deborah Brown
Publisher: Ernest Benn, 1979
Format: Hardcover
ISBN: 9780510000493
Condition: Fair – adhesive marks on front and back endpapers from previous covering; otherwise intact and complete with moderate general wear

A richly illustrated reference on the history and development of English dolls and toys, Pollock's History of English Dolls & Toys offers an engaging and scholarly look at childhood, craftsmanship, and playthings across the centuries. It draws from the renowned Benjamin Pollock's Toy Shop collection and is a cornerstone title for collectors, historians, and those passionate about toys as cultural heritage.

Why You’ll Love It:
Perfect for collectors, museum enthusiasts, and lovers of childhood ephemera, this book blends detailed research with visual charm. Whether you're exploring Victorian dollhouses, early mechanical toys, or the legacy of Pollock’s Toy Theatre, this title is both informative and nostalgic. Despite cosmetic flaws, it remains a valuable reference for toy historians and vintage collectors alike.

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