c. 1955
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Parts of a doll in an injection mould at Cascelloid’s factory in England.
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1947 – Freshly cast doll heads wait to dry.
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c. 1930
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Jan. 28, 1949
A worker trims the eyelashes on a pair of doll’s eyes.
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c. 1955
A worker paints doll’s heads.
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c. 1940
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c. 1950
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Jan. 12, 1949
Doll eyes and heads at a factory in England.
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Dec. 3, 1945
A worker sprays doll heads at a factory in France.
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Dec. 18, 1935
A worker paints celluloid doll heads at a factory in England.
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Dec. 1953
Workers test the strength of a doll’s head.
Image: William Vanderson/Fox Photos/Getty Images
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c. 1955
Workers stress-test dolls at a factory in Long Island.
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c. 1955
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e MORFES 
These are seriously fantastic images!
Yes, creepy, but also wonderfully surreal and hilarious…
Creepy to see this all same faces. I think I will have nightmares. 🙂
is this where us
children came from? 🙂
Twilight Zone worthy. And creepy. Most definitely creepy.
Coolest photos on your blog yet! Love the irony of showing the mechanical reality behind the emotional illusion and associative attachments inherent in the baby doll…
I think that it is a perfect demonstration of the reason “uniformity” is alien to the human psyche, hence the reactions. Well done!
frightening … and worth seeing ! Many thanks, eMORPHES !
Very creepy. I wonder if the kids had nightmares?
Horror!!! 😀
So macabre in a way. I have to agree….creepy!
very spooky
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