Miscellaneous UFDC convention souvenirs. Includes "Father Time" by Susan Dunham made for the 51st UFDC ...

Miscellaneous UFDC convention souvenirs. Includes "Father Time" by Susan Dunham made for the 51st UFDC annual convention 2000 held in Chicago, Illinois "Fin du Millenaire", in original box with convention journal; 8" sailor boy "Alexander" all bisque doll (broken right index finger) designed by Helen Carr for the 52nd UFDC Convention, "Starry Starry Night" Atlanta, Georgia 2001; and journal and paper doll by Joyce Stafford for the "Ladies of the Queen City", Cincinnati, 1991.
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