RAGGEDY ANN PLATES AND EPHEMERA

An assortment of commemorative plates and a variety of ephemera.

12 1/4” x 9 1/2”


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Image 1:



HAPPY 200th
TUESDAY'S
1776-1976
WEDNESDAY'S
child THURSDAY'S
FRIDAY'S
child
child
that's born DA
good
fair
to
hold
age
our
of
haired
and
grandson
help
hi
it
that
about
where
she
was
first
touches
hed
B
author
and
who
Raggedy
She
Marcella
from
contaminated
said
bie's
HAPPY
200th
RAGGEDY
ANN
ANDY
MONDAY'S
TUESDAY'S
1776-1976
WEDNESDAY'S
child
THURSDAY'S
FRIDAY'S
child
giving
SATURDAY'S
work
child
that's
DA
good
fair
Raggedy
Ann,
75
today,
Gruelle
was
creat
sto
to
hold
age
our
of
haired
and
grandson
help
hi
it
that
about
where
she
was
first
touches
hed
B
author
and
who
Raggedy
She
Marcella
from
contaminated
said
how
bie's

Image 2:



Raggedy Ann™
1977 Mother's Day Plate
April showers bring May flowers for Raggedy
Ann to gather. With her bouquet in hand, the
little redhead offers an especially warm greet-
ing to mothers on their extra special day.
Second in a Limited Edition series, the 1977
Raggedy Ann Mother's Day Plate makes a
nostalgic gift full of timeless appreciation to
mothers everywhere, as well as a wonderful
addition to a collection.
Note: This is a decorative accessory not to be
used for the consumption of food.
© 1976 The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.
The Schmid Collection
Randolph, Mass. 02368
MADE IN
JAPAN
Raggedy
Ann™
1977
Mother's
Day
Plate
April
showers
bring
May
flowers
for
Raggedy
Ann
to
gather.
With
her
bouquet
in
hand,
the
little
redhead
offers
an
especially
warm
greet-
ing
to
mothers
on
their
extra
special
day.
Second
in
a
Limited
Edition
series,
the
1977
Raggedy
Ann
Mother's
Day
Plate
makes
a
nostalgic
gift
full
of
timeless
appreciation
to
mothers
everywhere,
as
well
as
a
wonderful
addition
to
a
collection.
Note:
This
is
a
decorative
accessory
not
to
be
used
for
the
consumption
of
food.
©
1976
The
Bobbs-Merrill
Company,
Inc.
The
Schmid
Collection
Randolph,
Mass.
02368
MADE
IN
JAPAN

Image 3:



RAGGEDY ANN AND
RAGGEDY ANDY TM
70 Years Young
by CATHY BEYLON
She began as a rag doll, an old toy tossed into an attic. There, a girl named Marcella found
her. Because Marcella was often ill and had to spend much of her time at home, her father, a
writer named Johnny Gruelle, looked for ways to keep her entertained. He saw possibili-
ties in the old rag doll, which he fixed up and named. Не turned the doll, with its bright
shoe-button eyes and red yarn hair, into Raggedy Ann. . Gruelle, knowing how much
Marcella adored Raggedy
RAGGEDY
ANN
AND
RAGGEDY
ANDY
TM
70
Years
Young
by
CATHY
BEYLON
She
began
as
a
doll,
an
old
toy
tossed
into
an
attic.
There,
a
girl
named
Marcella
found
her.
Because
Marcella
was
often
ill
and
had
to
spend
much
of
her
time
at
home,
her
father,
a
writer
named
Johnny
Gruelle,
looked
for
ways
to
keep
her
entertained.
saw
possibili-
ties
in
the
old
rag
doll,
which
he
fixed
up
and
named.
turned
the
doll,
with
its
bright
shoe-button
eyes
and
red
yarn
hair,
into
Raggedy
Ann.
Gruelle,
knowing
how
much
Marcella
adored
Raggedy

Image 4:



The Raggedy Ann & Andy
Bicentennial Plate
Stitched and sewn together from assorted
bits and pieces, much the same way
Betsy Ross made the first American flag,
Raggedy Ann and Andy TM are somewhat
symbolic of the vast, melting-pot population
of our great country. In a special titter-
tattered salute to our Bicentennial, these
two colorful American characters are seen
marching to the beat of a very special
drummer. Happy 200th, America.
Note: This is a decorative accessory not to
be used for the consumption of food.
© 1975 The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.
Distributed exclusively
by Schmid Bros., Inc.
The
Raggedy
Ann
Bicentennial
Plate
Stitched
and
sewn
together
from
assorted
bits
and
pieces,
much
the
same
way
Betsy
Ross
made
the
first
American
flag,
Raggedy
Ann
and
are
somewhat
symbolic
of
the
vast,
melting-pot
population
of
our
great
country.
In
a
special
titter-
tattered
salute
to
our
Bicentennial,
these
two
colorful
American
characters
are
seen
marching
to
the
beat
of
a
very
special
drummer.
Happy
200th,
America.
Note:
This
is
a
decorative
accessory
not
to
be
used
for
the
consumption
of
food.
©
1975
The
Bobbs-Merrill
Inc.
Distributed
exclusively
by
Schmid
Bros.,
Inc.

Image 5:



Exclusively from FLAMBR
RAGGEDY
ANN
&
Exclusively
from
FLAMBR



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