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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jet, post: 1698018, member: 13952&quot;]Imho it is a reproduction. One thing I did want to mention, it is always important to look for those marks, usually on the back of the neck, but what most don&#039;t realize is that the new molds also have the original marks. A reputable reproduction artist always adds their own initials or mark, sometimes a date. One that isn&#039;t reputable, well, you get it... don&#039;t have my books with me right now, but if you do a search on an original antique Bye-Lo-Baby the differences in the painting of an original can be seen right away. The brows are soft and whispery, the hairline almost looks airbrushed on though it wasn&#039;t. No harsh lines, if that makes sense.The older pieces sometimes have a rushed eyelash clump, but most often are finely painted. I had a t-shirt made that I wore to the classes I helped with stating &quot;I hate eyelashes&quot;. That was always the toughest part of repros, those delicately placed lashs... sorry, lol, bit of a ramble. You get the gist...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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