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The Pup in the Ruffled Cap, The Boy in Papa's Shoe: 336 American Composition "Mammy Doll" Designed by Tony Sarg for Borgfeldt
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Two Different Worlds: 19 Rare American Cloth Alabama "Mammy Doll" by Ella Smith
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1950 Porcelain Mammy Doll" by Langston University
Coin bank in the form of "Mammy" | National Museum of African American History and Culture
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Mammy: A Century of Race, Gender, and Southern Memory: Wallace-Sanders, Kimberly: 9780472034017: Amazon.com: Books
Mammy Jars Mock Black People. Why Are They Still Collected? - The New York Times
VintageLook Original Artisan Black Mammy Cloth Doll Maine Folk Artist (item #795150)
Fantastic Large 30" Composition Mammy Doll with Sleep Eyes - Ruby Lane
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