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Grodnertals. Years ago I went to a house to collect something that was being given away FREE, of course. Can't remember what it was but it was in the garage belonging to the house of someone who had died. A family member was trying to clear the contents and he told me to take anything I wanted from the garage. It was full of "treasure". The Grodnertals were in a wooden cigar box. I had no idea what they were at the time but they were unusual so I brought them home. I also took some big jugs, that turned out to be collectable. 1930s era, I think. Can't remember what else - some has already been passed on.
Anyway, I've been wondering what to do with the Grodnertals. They're not really toys for kids to play with as too fragile, but the Prawn Lady had mentioned that she like old things - so she is now the owner. Apparently her children are researching their history and have said that the dolls will stay in the family for ever!!

BTW, I've just collected more food from the Prawn lady - 8 bags of clementines, 2 bags of apples, avocado x 2, Scotch pancakes x 5, Yeo valley yogurt x 3 and 4 Scotch eggs.