American Girl Pleasant Company DOLL JOSEFINA In Meet Outfit Necklace Coin BOX +

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American Girl Original 1997 Pleasant Company Label 18" DOLL & CLOTHES.  JOSEFINA Doll + Meet Outfit + Meet Accessories - Excellent Condition In Original Box!
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Josefina Montoya (full name María Josefina Montoya) is a Mexican girl living on a
rancho
(ranch) near Santa Fe during the time when the area was under Mexican Rule, only a few years after Mexican independence.
Gentle Josefina Montoya has warm brown eyes that open and close, golden hoop earrings, and long, shiny mahogany-colored hair.
She comes in her authentic 1824 Pleasant Company Label outfit:
CAMISA:
(blouse) with short puffed sleeves and a gathered neckline. Small white trim at neckline and sleeves. Velcros up the back. The camisa comes down to about the knees.
SKIRT:
Maroon skirt with black flower print; waistband and white trim sewn to the bottom on a white fabric strip. Velcros near the waistband.
SASH:
Brown woven sash with darker brown stripes. Braided at the ends. Worn around the waist over the skirt.
DRAWERS: W
hite knee-length drawers with elastic at the back and a V panel at the front.
MOCCASINS:
Brown soft leather moccasins that lace up and tie in the front.
HAIR RIBBON:
1/4" wide dark turquoise ribbon. Is tied around the bottom of Josefina's braid.
HAIR FLOWERS:
3 faux yellow primrose flowers on a plastic stem. (NEW IN PACKAGE) Plus extra flowers tied in hair that are for the pictures.
Includes Pleasant Company Meet Accessories:
REBOZO (scraf):
A 34" long + fringe.  5" wide rebozo. This PC First edition has a subtle diamond pattern on main body. Four ways to wear the rebozo--as a scarf around neck, wrapped around the head to cover from the sun, tied around one shoulder to carry items, and wrapped and tied around the upper body
NECKLACE:
A gold cross-shaped pendant on a gold chain with a faux-garnet stone in the center. PC version with a latch clasp. (BeForever and later versions close with interlocking hearts).
LEATHER POUCH:
A leather sewn leather pouch that closes with a button and loop. It is designed to attach to the belt.
HANDKERCHIEF:
A white sheer handkerchief that has a Mexican style embroidered flower.
Jola Coin:
A replica of a copper
jola
(
HOH
-la) coin.
Josefina doll has a huggable cloth body, and her movable head and limbs are made of smooth vinyl.
Josefina lives with her father and three older sisters. Her mother died a year before the start of the series, when Josefina was eight. She feels lost and unsure without her Mama, and, along with her family, misses her terribly. Josefina is a patient girl who is very thoughtful, and many scenes show her thinking about and observing nature, life, the people around her, and her surroundings. Josefina has a hobby of collecting things that remind her of her mother to put in her memory box. She does not think of herself as very brave; she is scared of snakes, lightning, and guns to name some things. She is very shy around people she does not know well, but very playful with her sisters and even attempts to keep peace between Francisca and Clara by interrupting their fights, usually by joking. Josefina is often full of good humor, and she likes to joke and tease. She greatly dislikes goats, especially Florecita. Like her father, she is quiet except when with family, but full of ideas. She is especially touched by music; the first time she hears Tía Dolores play the piano, she thinks the music is exceptionally beautiful and this motivates her to learn to play. Josefina, along with her sisters, love chocolate. She enjoys caring for flowers, like she did with Mamá. Josefina is interested in foreigners and distant places, and begins to become well-acquainted with an American in
Josefina Saves the Day
. Josefina hopes to become a curandera, a healer, like her godmother Tia Magdalena. Starting from Happy Birthday, Josefina!, Tía Magdalena teaches Josefina how to become one.
Josefina is always trying to see the positive side of things, and is very idealistic, as her sisters often point out. Being the youngest in the family, Josefina often wants to prove how competent she is. She is very careful of her approach with others, and tries to remember her manners. Josefina can be quite stubborn when she sets her heart on things, and she never gives up. Josefina is full of energy and can be quite restless.
Josefina is gentle, sweet, helpful, loyal, sensitive, and a good listener. She wants to use her heart to heal others and believes "kindness is the best medicine". She's never too shy to help others, despite her quiet and shy appearance.
She is also described as artistic.
Josefina's family speaks fluent Spanish; while the books are written in English (with the exception of the Spanish Books), Spanish words are integrated into the stories.
American Girl characterizes her as "caring" and "hopeful." American Girl also characterizes her as "faithful"
NEW Condition In Original Box - Box Shows Wear.
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