Vintage HEDDA GET BEDDA WHIMSIE 1960 American Character Doll 3 Faces with access

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Vintage HEDDA GET BEDDA WHIMSIE 1960 American Character Doll 3 Faces with accessories.  12 pictures posted.  She does show a little wear, mainly a mark on one of her arms, but mostly the back of her bonnet or hat as best shown in photos 7 and 8 of the 12 pictures posted.  She does come with the medical or first aid accessories as shown.  The kit doesn't snap shut properly and the plastic tube on the stethoscope is bent and a little compressed from it being stored in a zip lock bag I guess.  There are only a few sheets left on the medical pad.  I didn't do it, it's just how I found it at a local estate auction.
Folks, I'm basically a nice guy, but please stop crying to me about the price of shipping.  For those of you that don't know, here is how shipping on ebay basically works and is calculated and quoted to you.  Ebay requires that I enter the dimensions of the package and the weight of the package before they even allow the item to go live.
Ebay and
not me
then takes my confirmed "ship from" zip code 21773 and your confirmed "ship to" zip code, whatever that may be and
Ebay and not me
quotes you a shipping price.  Let me say that again!
Ebay and not me
quotes you a shipping price.  If it makes you feel any better, I lose money on every single package that I mail.  Not some, not most, EVERY SINGLE ONE!  How you ask, well first of all, ebay charges sellers 15% of the sale price, but they also charge sellers 15% of the quoted shipping price as a sellers fee as well.  Also, I don't charge for boxes, bubble wrap, void fill, fragile stickers, this end up labels, duct tape, heavy duty 3M tape, ink toner,  paper, gasoline or mileage when I drive your package 12 miles each way to the nearest Fed Ex or UPS drop off location.  Fed Ex and UPS also often charge me surcharges that you never see, such as fuel surcharges, rural area delivery surcharges and my personal favorite, extended rural area surcharges.  So, yes, I get irritated when people contact me questioning "MY" SHIPPING FEES when they are not "MY" FEES AT ALL.  I would be pleased as punch for you to come pick up your item in person and save us both some money.   So, I don't blame you for getting ticked off when it costs to ship a item, but please understand that I simply DO NOT control shipping costs.  Finally, there is no such thing as "FREE SHIPPING"  Call up any carrier and ask them what day they offer "FREE SHIPPING" and see what they say.  Sellers that offer "FREE SHIPPING" just add what they think will be the shipping fee to their sale price and then call it FREE.  I rarely do that, but ebay pushes it hard, so on media mail, first class mail  or flat rate boxes, I do sometimes do it, just because people get a psychological kick out of the word FREE.