Collection of Early Pottery Shards, Presumed Anasazi bevelled glass hand mirror there is room for a

there is room for a finger or two inside the head while the others fill its armholes

9" tall  x 4 3/8" wide (at base)

This toy is the first of two versions produced by Girard Toys (the logo is features on the men's overalls

" writes Miller in the introduction

designed by David Gil in the 1950s and impressed DG on the base

Collection of Early Pottery Shards, Presumed Anasazi bevelled glass hand mirror there is room for aI found these at an estate sale with lots of Native American baskets and pottery, and they just struck me as very beautiful; I believe they are most likely Anasazi artifacts, but I don't know for 100 percent certain definitely they are very old though! Sold in the glass fronted box I found them in, but I'd put them in a bowl myself, or arrange them on a tray amidst beautiful rocks and other carefully gathered pretty things. Box measures 5 1 4" x 6 1