String Doll Keychains

African American Rosie the Riveter String Doll Keychain Meet The String Doll Gang®. Handmade in Thailand, each String Doll has his or her own special power that is always positive and helpful. They are fun for the whole family and make a perfect gift.

Anchors Sailor String Doll Keychain Meet The String Doll Gang®, handmade in Thailand, each String Doll has his or her own special power that is always positive and helpful. They are fun for the whole family and make a perfect gift.

Eleanor Roosevelt String Doll Keychain Meet The String Doll Gang®, handmade in Thailand, each String Doll has his or her own special power that is always positive and helpful. They are fun for the whole family and make a perfect gift.

Fala String Doll Keychain Fala, whose full name was ‘Murray the outlaw of Falahill,” was given to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt as a Christmas gift in 1940. Code named “The Informer” by the secret service because he was...

Willie, General Patton's Dog String Keychain Meet the String Doll Gang, a band of kooky characters made from just cotton string and tiny accessories. each Kamibashi string doll has its own special power that is always positive and helpful. They are...

Lt. Ryder String Doll Keychain Meet The String Doll Gang®, handmade in Thailand, each String Doll has his or her own special power that is always positive and helpful. They are fun for the whole family and make a perfect gift.

Rosie the Riveter String Doll Keychain Meet The String Doll Gang®, handmade in Thailand, each String Doll has his or her own special power that is always positive and helpful. They are fun for the whole family and make a perfect gift.

Tuskegee Airman String Doll The Tuskegee Airmen were a groundbreaking group of Black American pilots who flew over 15,000 missions in WW2 in defense of the United States and our allies. Despite their bravery and patriotism, Wikipedia writes that,...

WASP String DollWASP stands for Women Airforce Service Pilots, a group of 350,000 unsung heroes who flew over 60 million miles for the US Air force in World War II. Their job was to take over non-combat duties such as training other pilots, towing...