In the Australian city of Sydney has one unusual establishment which positions itself as a hospital for dolls. It's hard to believe, but it exists here for over a hundred years and does not need additional advertising. The company was opened by Harold Chapman in 1913. By such a decision prompted contingencies. The fact that the
brother of Harold engaged in the supply of Japanese toys. During
transport, part of the cargo are deteriorating mainly because of the
poor quality of rubber and rubber. So Harold and opened a workshop where
besides their toys repaired and others. Time passed, the business was
handed down. Today the hospital is already making dolls and accompanying
repair: accessories, leather goods and much more. Any material from
which made the doll brought for repair, whether it is plastic, antique
toy made of stone or porcelain. Thanks to strict accounting it is
known that the master in the history of the company have repaired more
than three million dolls.
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| Hospital for dolls, Sydney |
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