Discovered the doll designed to look like James Beard
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Caroline Stuart discovered a doll that was designed to look like James Beard.
Caroline Stuart, a friend of James Beard, discovered a doll that was designed to look like James Beard. The toy was only available for a short time, and very few remain today.
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Discovered the doll designed to look like James Beard
Clip: 5/19/2017 | 1m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Caroline Stuart, a friend of James Beard, discovered a doll that was designed to look like James Beard. The toy was only available for a short time, and very few remain today.
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