I am Ledley Barbour, curator of the Mossthread Museum, and perhaps now for the first time in so many years I am grateful for the isolation here where I am imprisoned. Please stay healthy.
While wandering in the Northwest bell tower, looking for my beloved companion Sebastienne the crow, I came upon this doll. I was surprised to find that it is what is called...a topsy-turvey. A very old idea, and the origins of such I must research.
I offer her to you for purchase to place with your other Halloween treasures.
Asellia, which I believe to be a name for a type of bat, has red hair, sewn to her head. She wears a bat type mask over her painted face. Her arms when turned become the legs of her counterpart, a zombie looking woman named Roma. The dresses must be pulled down somewhat to hide the face of the counterpart.
This doll is about 13 inches tall.
67.00