German Antique Mystery Unidentified Doll Marks with Symbols or Letters L-Z 2 of 2

Who doesn’t love a good mystery solved, as it makes for an exciting book to read, a thrilling movie to watch, can bring closure to a family or solve a historic event. We will not be solving any of those mysteries here, instead, shown are all the German doll marks with Letters or symbols L to Z, that we have researched since the early 2000 and found to be unidentifiable.

German Unidentified Doll Mark Letters Symbols 1 of 2 | German Unidentified Doll Mold Numbers

German doll mark L 1 A

German doll mark LHK 2 Made in Germany

German doll mark L ~ M 606

German doll mark LPS 2/0

German doll mark M1 possibly Cuno & Otto Dressel, character doll

German doll mark M5

German doll mark M 12 CC No. 3 Germany on a black doll

German doll mark M 122 0/0 x

German doll mark M _ Germany 378 5/0

German doll mark Germany Mago – 4922, Maago – 4926

German doll mark Model Sam 7, Model Sam Our best american boy His new line

German doll mark 0 Germany IV

German bisque doll mark O You Kid Germany label

German doll mark PO RO 300 2 1/2 Germany, 700 PO RO 10 Germany

German, French, Japan doll mark R 4 B Foreign

German doll mark SFK – 30 B

German doll mark T 5

German doll mark  TR 503, TR 806, 900 TR

German doll mark V0 a 3/0 a

German doll mark W symbol 0

German Antique Mystery Unidentified Dolls Marks Symbols or Letters, not shown

My Sweet Baby Germany, Perle Dukken, Play Baby Germany, RSt 2/0, SIV, S811, SHW, Si, SSK, Schieler the googly page, TR 808, USP Pat No 243752, W Germany A, WD (not Wilhelm Dehler WD).

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German Doll Encyclopedia 1880-1939 book in 1985, unidentified doll marks on pages three hundred forty-seven and forty-eight by Jurgen and Marianne Cieslik’s, and German Doll Marks and Identification book in 2001 by Jurgen and Marianne Cieslik, Antique Trader’s Doll Makers and Marks a guide to identification book in 1999 by Dawn Herlocher. Dictionary of Doll Marks book in 1991 by Jean Bach, The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Dolls books vol. I (1800-1925) in 1968, vol. II (1800-1930) in 1986 by Dorothy S., Elizabeth A. and Evelyn J. Coleman, Toys and Dolls: Marks and Labels book in 1975 by Gwen White.  All doll have all been researched and assembled here from across the Internet since 1999 which we share with you.