Curious Vintage Jig Figure with No Feet But Tin Armor! (Chair Included) to play whose name means "Place of

whose name means  "Place of waiting" in the Purepecha language

But these faces

6 on each side

Some wear to the box including a stain and  "Peterson" written on the front

Definitely it is quite old

Curious Vintage Jig Figure with No Feet But Tin Armor! (Chair Included) to play whose name means "Place ofSuch a funny one, a sort of knight in shining armor jig doll, whose breast plate seems surely to be protecting a very tender heart. I really love his hour glass waist and especially the crudely punched holes in his mask dotting out two big eyes and an awkward smile. With an eye hook at top for hanging him, and a hole in his back for a dowel, but I also found this slightly wonky handmade chair sitting near him, which suits him perfectly, so will