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	Alaskan Folk Art Doll Q. My cousin worked in Alaska in the 1960s and sent this unusual 10-inch-high doll to my daughter. It was handmade by Maggie Komonoseak, an Inuit dollmaker who lived in Wales, Alaska, at the time. The ivory face was carved by Silas Komonoseak. The furs used are caribou, seal, bear, and wolf. Can you give me any idea of what it's worth? Paid Access Required to View this Article Kovels.com Premium Subscribers: Login here for full article. Not a Premium Subscriber? To continue reading, subscribe now.   Welcome Username Password Remember Me Forgot your username? Forgot your password? New to Kovels.com? Create an account. There's no better way to get knowledge about collectibles. Sign up now for FREE Weekly information. Privacy Policy

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