The largest is a Parian shoulder-head boy with yellow molded and painted hair with inset glass eyes, closed mouth, on a cloth body with wooden hands. He appears to have all period clothing consisting of two piece brown linen boy's dress with large buttons and nice leather boots. Also included is a smaller bisque shoulder-head with head turned slightly to the right, with inset blue glass eyes and yellow molded and painted hair, on a cloth body with brown leather arms. He is dress as a baby and is seated in a white painted spindled highchair. The smallest is a bisque socket head on a five piece composition body with molded and painted boots, dress as a military officer, the clothing of which is original and has a metal sword sewn to the costume. Clothing sewn around the Parian boy's shoulders so plate no examined but appears to be all present upon touch. (Good - Very Good). Largest: 17'' T.