Bitty Baby experts!!!!! (pic added)

[bethmn]

Now that we have the three little ones living here..
At least for now..
wondering what the differances in the head markings mean..
All three are TS foundlings so I don't know thier history at all.
Honey..the little blonde baby has what looks like 3H9 on her neck.
her head has more pronounced 'hair ridges' then the other two.
Angel..the dark haired baby with brown eyes has14 on her head.
Mulan..the little Asian looking baby has a smaller head and fairly smooth with what looks like 750/74 on her head.
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They really 'grow'on you!
(edited to add photo again

<font color="#051E50" size="1">[ December 03, 2005 01:23 AM: Message edited by: bethmn ]</font>

[MollyMolly]

the dark haired baby with brown eyes has14 on her head.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Does she have soft eyelashes? I think she might be PM.

[FelinaDoon]

Maybe the very last one is an Our New Baby

[gritsmommyof5]

I am NO expert for sure.

But I do have to comment your babies are adorable.

[bgeurtz]

I have an older Bitty and she has the #14 on the back of her head. We don't have a body tag as she had several body replacements in the early years. But your Bitty on the left in your pictures does not look like the asian version but maybe the medium skin dark hair dark brown eyes version. But maybe its the picture? Anyway all three are just precious in there little jumper outfits, I'll have to look for that outfit on ebay now.
This board is killing my bank account [img]wink.gif[/img]

[Kit_Girl]

if the hands are turned up instead of down she is a our new baby.

[OSusannah]

AAUURRGGHHHH!!! They're adorable! Stop tempting me! [img]graemlins/devil.gif[/img] We have 3BB and one set of BT, ALL BLONDE. [img]graemlins/whatever.gif[/img]

Now, to your post...what is a TS foundling? And the numbers, I have a 14 BB with soft, pale eyelashes that is PM with "palms up" and 2 new BB, one says 26H9 one has 1H9. These were purchased within 6 months of each other, one from catalog, one from AGPC. Maybe the #'s have to do with which factory produced them, or the particular production run? So my answer is "I don't know, either." [img]confused.gif[/img]