Native American Sacagawea doll hallmark 2000 w/ baby 12” and bag, With tags

Vintage Sacagawea Traditionally Dressed Beautiful American Spirit Plush Toy Doll & Baby/Retro Hallmark First Nation Sacagawea Doll With Baby Vintage - 2000 - Hallmark - American Spirit Collection - Bicentennial - Sacagawea - Native American - Lewis & Clark This is a beautiful, vintage, Sacagawea, cloth doll, made and marketed by Hallmark Cards Inc., in 2000, as part of their American Spirit collection - Bicentennial Series. The doll's body is made of printed cloth. The face, hair, hands, torso, and legs are all two pieces of printed cloth, sewn together to make the body, front and back. This doll is wearing a brown velvety cloth dress, fringed at the hem and sleeves. At the collar is a fringed piece with blue beads, tied around her neck is a papoose that holds her child Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. Her front braids are attached with matching brown velvety fabric and red beads. Across her shoulder she wears a velcro closed bag. Sacagawea was the daughter of the Shoshone Indian chief, Sacagawea and was kidnapped from her family at the age of 11 by the Hidatsa Indians from North Dakota. At the age of 16, she was sold as a slave to Toussaint Charbonneau and became his wife. Charbonneau was an interpreter for the Lewis & Clark expedition. She proved indispensable during the entire expedition to the Pacific Ocean and for her efforts she became one of the most celebrated women in the history.