For your consideration are two beautifully crafted Inuit Eskimo Native American trade dolls circa mid to late 1900s. These dolls have no makers mark. The dolls have a nice construction with a stuffed body and colorful dresses worn over their fur jackets. The first doll is wearing the lighter colored dress with strawberry graphics and yellow accents on it and is wearing long beaded earrings with colors of blue and gold. The doll has its hair in two long braids and is wearing fur gloves and boots. The second doll is wearing a darker colored dress with flower graphics and yellow accents on it. The doll is wearing long beaded earrings with colors of yellow, red and black, as well as fur boots and gloves. This doll also has its hair in two long braids. Both dolls show good condition overall with little wear present. No signs of obvious damage is present. The dolls measure 12 7/8" L x 7" W and have a collective weight of 1 pound and 6 ounces.