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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:JosefDoll.jpg|thumb|300px|Niña Doll.]] The '''Niña Doll''' (also known as ''Josefina's Doll'' and ''Josefina's Niña Doll'') was introduced to [[Josefina's Collection]] in '''1997''' and [[Retirement|retired]] in '''2012'''. It is associated with the book ''[[Josefina's Surprise]]''. Retail cost was ''$14'' and was later increased to ''$15''.<br />
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==Doll==<br />
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Cloth muslin doll. Embroidered eyes, eyebrows, and mouth. Black fine yarn hair braided and up in a bun, covered by non-removable lace mantilla. Small attached gold loop earrings. Non-removable dress in similar design to Josefina's [[Christmas Dress and Mantilla]]: yellow and brown striped dress with Regency-style sleeves. Black ribbon sash and bow at waist. White ruffled collar. Attached white petticoat. Removable white pantalettes.<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
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* The word "niña" means "little girl" in Spanish.<br />
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==See Also==<br />
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* [[Josefina's Nighttime Accessories]]<br />
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[[Category:Josefina Montoya]]<br />
[[Category:Josefina's Collection]]<br />
[[Category:Accessories]]<br />
[[Category:Historical Accessories]]<br />
[[Category:Dolls' Dolls]]<br />
[[Category:Holiday Collections]]<br />
[[Category:Items Released in 1997]]<br />
[[Category:Retired Accessories]]<br />
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