Add a touch of nostalgic charm to your collection with this exquisite Vintage Celluloid Cowboy Doll. Dating back to the mid-20th century (circa 1930s–1950s), this figure is a classic example of early plastic artistry. Celluloid dolls are highly sought after by collectors for their delicate texture and the expressive, hand-painted details that give each piece a unique personality.
This specific doll features a dapper, hand-painted face—complete with a rare mustache and side-glancing eyes—dressed in a delightful western-inspired ensemble. From his striped trousers to his colorful serape-style scarf, he captures the "Carnival Prize" or "Souvenir" aesthetic that was immensely popular during the Golden Age of toys.
Product Features
Material: Authentic vintage celluloid (thin-walled, lightweight early plastic).
Artistry: Hand-painted facial features, including detailed eyes, rosy cheeks, and a distinctive mustache.
Outfit: Original vintage clothing featuring a cream-colored button-up shirt, blue and red striped western trousers, and a vibrant multi-colored woven scarf.
Articulation: Traditionally jointed at the shoulders for poseable display.
Condition: Excellent vintage character; includes a metal doll stand for secure tabletop or shelf placement.
Why You’ll Love It
Whether you are a seasoned "Kewpie" enthusiast or a lover of mid-century kitsch, this cowboy doll is a standout conversation piece. His rare facial styling and well-preserved original outfit make him a high-value addition to any antique toy display or shadow box.