Does anyone know if these were made by an individual or manufactured by a company? I can't find any identifying marks.
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These dolls look very old, like the kewpie era dolls. Aside from that, without identifying marks, it is very difficult to identify these.
This site provides lots of info on what to look for to ID dolls
"Identifying a doll is best done by identifying the doll makers mark, if one is present it's often found on the back of the dolls head, on the back, under arms, bottoms of the feet, check your doll carefully, as the mark could be placed anywhere and many dolls were unmarked but sold with a wrist tag, that may have long since disappeared" dollreference.com/
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