My wife asked me to take a look at this doll. The insides actually looked familiar.
The doll is "Walking Wanda" and has the winding key on one side, and a flywheel stop on the other. When wound it walks, moves its hands and turns its head.


What other clockworks items can we find?

So, so cool
Jack

Tom,

There are also some very early (1880s) TALKING dolls. They use a clockwork phonograph motor, and played very small cylinder records. I believe Edison may have made some of the movements (not sure of this, though). I think the name of the one was "Madame Herndon", but I can't think of the other (May Starr?). Basically they had a small phonograph inside. I don't have any pictures of them. I just added these links:

Edison talking doll.

More.

Last (with sound).


Andy

Lindell,
The doll is from the late 40s early 50s. She is not marked, but was made by the Advance Doll and Novelty Co.

Andy,
The Edison talking doll is very interesting. Thanks for posting it.