Welcome to Spring from all the Hitty Girls

This Tiny little Tuckcomb was found in Virginia in a very old community that has existed as a freed african community since the revolutionary war. There a flea market thrift store owner bought an old box from someone off Dice Street. She was in the old jewelry box. Since the Civil War Virginian have been slowly uncovering hidden away boxes... Could this be one??? She is 3/4" wood peg tuck comb...

Here is the little 13/4" Tuck Comb. She is carved by Sherman Smith and signed 69

Here is my Hitty doll and her best friend ! Both these dolls are hand carved by Judy Brown. Notice the picture in the background. These two little girls are shareing their dolls. The picture was a gift from JoAnna.

Hitty's new furniture. The pieces were made by David Greene for my David Greene Hitty. All pieces are hand made to correct scale..

Name and Location:

Hi doll lovers. My name is Susie and I live in a small farming community in Northwestern Ohio.

Hobbies and Interests:
I collect Vogue Ginny dolls, small compo babies, and Dionne Quints. My travel doll is a wooden hand carved doll named Hitty.

Here is Hitty tired but happy on her return from ARUBA !! These are some friends she made on her visit.

Hitty.html another Hitty Link

SSimon3362's Home Page 2 Visit my 2nd. page to view my Ginny Dolls