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1-Marca: Feminix (brasilera)
ancho: 38cm
largo: 39cm
2-Marca: Doremi (paraguaya)
talla M
ancho: 39cm
largo: 43cm
3-Marca: ---- Industria argentina
ancho: 37cm
largo: 38cm
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Pauli, not the tidiest girl under the best of circumstances, is still searching for her jammies while the last of her guests arrives.
Taken for the Toy Sunday group, the week's theme is "Pajama Party".
this is Doremi, AE on licca body ^__^ I gave her similar to Tabermori's lips, but a bit sadder look
you can find her at my place :)
Poor Debbie got rejected by Shiori </3
Shiori belongs to www.flickr.com/photos/xflowerfairyx
Debbie belongs to www.flickr.com/photos/kyuo
No Sailormoon here! :D
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First up is a Preview Edition of an "Anime Madness" 1996 card game. If I remember correctly the originators of this game were in need of cash flow to keep it going so I bought two packs and as you can see this one was never opened. The short explanation of the game is:
Object of the game...
Anime Madness(TM) is a game for two or more players, with plenty of room for house variants. The object of Anime Madness(TM) is to become the reigning MegaCorp by doing one of two things. You may either drive your opponent from 20 Ratings Points down to 0, becoming the only thing on television, or you may raise your Ratings Points up to 40, becoming the coolest thing on television.
The long version is cool to read as well, and there's pics of the inside too.
Other games here
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Next up is several different pairs of chopsticks which include Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne, an unknown anime (for me -- if anyone else knows please do comment -- I think they may be Dr Slump), Dragon Ball Z, and DoReMi in two different styles.
More Chopsticks here.
While quite handy for eating, these also would make lovely hair accessories
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On the left of the chopsticks is a Cutie Honey gashapon.
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The right side is a Morinaga New Years inspired candy premium. The box itself is an engineering wonder. Smaller boxes containing sweets on each side slid out while the middle came up in an envelope way releasing another box that held the premium/prize. The multi-colored bird named "Kyoro-chan" having his own anime series for awhile, began as the candy's choco-ball mascot and in this line gets a costume that is on a string for putting on cell phones or hanging from a rear-view mirror, etc. There was one in particular I wanted (the white new year lucky cat costume which can be seen on the blue & yellow box above the charms) but after getting the fish a second time, making it 2 for 2 I gave up. :( Oh well, it's still seriously cute especially with the tiny, workable wheels which make it an itty-bitty pull-toy.
Oh, and I did get the Lucky Cat costumed Kyoro-chan after all. Picture coming soon. :)
Also have a Kyoro-Chan Pencil Board/Shitajiki coming up! :)
Lots of Gashapons in other pics
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This paper was taken from Papula Magazine (Butterfly Magazine).. No: 176 - Sulaimani city - Kurdistan - North of Iraq
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Ojamajo Doremi -
Bothersome Witch
Doremi Dorémi Magique (French)
Magica Doremì (Italian)
Magical Dó Ré Mi (Portuguese)
Magical DoReMi (Spanish) Magical Remi (Korean)
دۆڕێ می(Kurdish)
Majical Doremi Useless Witchgirl Dorem
i دروبي مع دوريمي (Arabic)
おジャ魔女どれみ (Japanese
) 小魔女D
Spanish postcard by Chocolat Imperiale, Barcelona, Card 1 of 6 cromos. Photo: Dist. J. Verdaguer, Barcelona / Do-Re-Mi Film. Mary Corwyn in Napoleoncina (Lucio D'Ambra, 1918). The Spanish title of the film was Napoleoncilla.
Mary Corwyn plays in Napoleoncina/ L'épopée de Napoléonnette (D'Ambra, 1918) a young girl smitten with Napoleon and his modern lookalike Dr. Toccasana. When she discovers her sister (Stella Blu) is in love with the doctor's nephew (Luigi Serventi), but the latter only has eyes for an affected American woman (Inga Borg), she energetically chases the rival.
Spanish postcard. Chocolat Imperiale, Barcelona. Dist. Je Verdaguer, Barcelona. Inga Borg [?] and Luigi Serventi in Napoleoncina (Lucio D'Ambra, Do-Re-Mi Film 1918). Card 5 of 6 cromos. The Spanish title of the film was Napoleoncilla.
Mary Corwyn plays in Napoleoncina/ L'épopée de Napoléonnette (D'Ambra, 1918) a young girl smitten with Napoleon and his modern lookalike Dr. Toccasana. When she discovers her sister (Stella Blu) is in love with the doctor's nephew (Luigi Serventi), but the latter only has eyes for an affected American woman (Inga Borg), she energetically chases the rival.
Top shelf
Back row: Carnival dolls (French), displayed w/ the # (Sharp) Puwapuwa Tea Set (Japanese), Dokkaan Magical Pose Doremi and Hana-chan (JP), Sharp dolls (France)
Front row: "One Coin" gashapon (JP), Italian vending machine fairies (Dodo, Rere, Mimi), Motto Hana-chan and Majorika gashapon, watch (barely visible, but ah well), Doremi pin (possibly bootleg? It's not visible at all in these photos tho, so ah well), Dokkaan scene gashapon (JP), Dokkaan Christmas keyrings (pinned to the box - I know, they're hard to see), JP Sharp Friends Poppu
Middle shelf
Back row: Motto Witch Apprentice dolls w/ Lovely Hana-chan doll (JP), Motto "Sweet Friends" Patissiere dolls w/ Cutie Hana-chan doll (JP), JP Dokkaan gashapon (unsure what the official name for these are), French Carnival Apprentice Tap, Dokkaan flannel (in purple case)
Front row: Dokkaan civilian gashapon (JP), Motto/Naisho Patissiere gashapon (JP), Motto Witch Apprentice Momoko gashapon (JP)
Bottom shelf
Italian Flower Garden Maho-dou (La Casa e il giardino dei fiori) playset, JP Royal Patraine dolls, and JP # Poppun Wagon
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The Thanksgiving holiday really threw me off! I was so busy over the weekend so now I'm playing catch up. And I have to do it fast b/c I have to study for a test I'm taking in 2 days. Ack!!!
It's Hana-chan from Ojamajo Doremi! ^_^ And no, I will not call it by its Americanized name. Bah! I have a full set of Ojamajo Doremi keychains (I think they're from season 3 or "Mo~tto!").
Anyhoo, I haven't seen too much of the series, but I love it. ^_^ I was darn near obsessed w/it for a while a few yrs. back. That was before it aired on American TV. I won't watch it on American TV b/c of the butcher job 4Kids Ent. does to anime. They are horrible.
But anyway, Hana-chan here is so cute! ^_^ I know that in the 4th season ("DOKKA~N!"), Hana-chan transforms herself from a baby into a little girl of the same age as the other girls of the series, but she still kinda acts and sounds like a baby. ~_~ I really, really, really want a figure or plush of her older version, too. Ooh, or she would make such an adorable DaL or Pullip custom!!! XD
Oh, how I wish I could just have the whole series fansubbed... TT^TT
MARIA LUISA VIGNATO URBANI: è nata nel 1895 da Francesco Vignato e Domitilla Zin (1871 – 1938), aveva 2 sorelle ed 8 fratelli, tra i quali mio nonno Filippo. Si sposa con il dottore Alessandro Urbani (nato nel 1894), si trasferisce con la famiglia dove il marito esercita la professione di medico condotto, prima a Villaga (Vicenza), poi a Montecchia di Crosara (Verona), e dal 1931 al 1950 si stabiliscono a Canove di Roana (Vicenza). Hanno avuto dieci figli, i primi cinque figli divennero partigiani: Francesco detto "Pat" (nato nel 1923), Antonio detto "Gatto" (nato nel 1925), Luisa detta "Juna", Pierluigi detto "Pipi" (nato nel 1928) e Domitilla detta "Doremi" (nata nel 1930). I più piccoli sono Giuseppe, Gianpaolo, Alessandro (detto Sandro o Sandrino), Roberto ed Annamaria.
In seguito all’armistizio dell’8 settembre 1943, i due figli più grandi Francesco ed Antonio, non aderiscono ai bandi di chiamata della Repubblica di Salò (R.S.I.) schierata con i tedeschi occupanti. Diventano prima renitenti e poi “ribelli” salendo in montagna. Francesco diventa il partigiano “Pat” ed il fratello Antonio diventa il partigiano "Gatto". Mentre il dottor Urbani si prodigava giorno e notte per assistere clandestinamente i partigiani feriti e nascosti nei boschi, Maria Vignato si era subito schierata dalla parte dei figli partigiani. Si faceva mandare appositamente la stoffa da Thiene, che tagliava per confezionare i giubbetti per i partigiani. "Juna" aveva il compito di portare le stoffe alle donne del circondario che terminavano le confezioni. Anche la domestica (la "vice mamma Milia"), Emilia Masorgo, era attivamente impegnata ad assistere la truppa dei clandestini. Fascisti e tedeschi però davano la caccia ai due fratelli e per poterli catturare sottoponevano la famiglia a vessazioni sempre più dure. Il padre e la madre vennero più volte arrestati e portati nelle carceri di Asiago. La sorella Luisa, terzogenita, vi fu rinchiusa per quaranta giorni, riuscendo poi a fuggire. Così divenne anch'essa partigiana e assunse il nome di "Juna". Anche il quarto fratello Pier Luigi che non aveva ancora sedici anni, si unì ai partigiani con il nome di "Pipi". Nel settembre del 1944, quando ci fu il rastrellamento di Granezza, c'erano ben quattro fratelli nel Bosco Nero ma tutti riuscirono a sganciarsi.
In seguito al rastrellamento di Canove del 14 ottobre 1944 attuato da fascisti e tedeschi la famiglia è costretta a trasferirsi temporaneamente a Madonna di Lonigo presso parenti. Infine, nell'inverno 1944/45 anche la sorella più piccola Domitilla scelse di fare la staffetta e la partigiana con il nome di "Doremi".
Devo ringraziare lo zio Giovanni e Paolo Vignato per aver trovato questa bellissima foto, aggiustata con photoshop.
A giudicare dalla sua apparente età dovrebbe essere una foto dei primi anni venti.
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MARIA LUISA VIGNATO URBANI is born in 1894 from Francesco Vignato and Domitilla Zin (1871 – 1938), she was the sister of my grandfather Filippo. She marries the doctor Alessandro Urbani. They had ten children, the first five children became partisans: Francesco called "Pat" (born in 1923), Antonio called "Cat" (born in 1925), Luisa called "Juna", Pierluigi called "Pipi" (born in 1928) and Domitilla called "Doremi" (born in 1930). The youngest are Giuseppe, Gianpaolo, Alessandro (called Sandro or Sandrino), Roberto and Annamaria. The family moved where her husband practiced the doctors' profession, first in Villaga (Vicenza), then in Montecchia di Crosara (Verona), since 1931 until 1950 he became the doctor of Canove of Roana (Vicenza) where the family remained.
The doctor Alessandro Urbani was assisting clandestinely the wounded partisans hidden in the woods. Maria Vignato sided immediately with her partisan sons. She cut the fabric that was sent specifically by Thiene, to pack the jackets for the partisans. "Juna" had the task of bringing the cloth to the women of the district who finished the packs. The maid (the "vice mom Milia"), Emilia Masorgo, was also actively engaged in assisting the troop of clandestines.
Following the armistice of 8 September 1943, the two older brothers Francesco and Antonio did not adhere to the call of the Republic of Salò (R.S.I.) deployed with occupying Germans. They first become draft dodgers and then "rebels" climbing into the mountains. Francesco becomes the partisan "Pat" and his brother Antonio becomes the partisan "Cat". Fascists and Germans, however, were hunting the two brothers and, in order to capture them, forced their family into harsher harassment. The father and mother were often arrested and taken to Asiago prisons. Their sister Luisa, a third-born, was locked up for forty days, then escaping. So she became partisan and assumed the name "Juna". Even the fourth brother, Pier Luigi, who was not yet sixteen, joined the partisans with the name "Pipi". In September 1944, when there was the Granezza raid, there were four brothers in the Black Forest but all managed to get out.
Following the raid of Canove on October 14, 1944, carried out by fascists and Germans, the family is forced to temporarily move to Madonna di Lonigo with relatives. Lastly, in the winter of 1944/45, the youngest sister Domitilla chose to become a partisan relay with the name "Doremi".
I have to thank uncle Giovanni and Paolo Vignato for having found this photo. Retouched with photoshop.