Five female dolls, made by Rogark

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Description

The Rogark Manufacturing Company was founded in 1950 by Mr G. Rogers of Penmaenmawr, north Wales. Following the his death in 1955, the company has been run by his widow, Mrs G. E. Rogers. Most of the dolls are imported from other countries and dressed in Wales.

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Date Joined:

24/07/2009

Owner:

The West Wales Museum of Childhood

Creator:

Rogark

License information:

Reproduced by permission of The West Wales Museum of Childhood

The West Wales Museum of Childhood 2010

Publisher Ref:

GTJ76050

Item uploaded:

4/10/2010

Date originally created:

1/1/1900 - 31/12/1999

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Comments (1)

Submitted by CJClarke on Mon, 03/12/2018 - 16:10

Would like to also mention in regards to the description, that the name ROGARK was made up of Rogers and Clarke. The latter surname being Mr John Clarke who was a partner in the business and my grandfather.