General Electric “Bandy” Bandmaster Doll – 1930s Advertising Figure – 45 cm Wooden Figure with CAMD Label – Rare GE Mascot Figure for Collectors

Rare General Electric “Bandy” / Bandmaster advertising doll from the 1930s. A wooden, hand‑painted GE mascot figure used to promote early radios and appliances. Features the original CAMD PRODUCTS / J.L.M. label, adding authenticity and collectible value.

A charming Americana piece with strong display appeal.

Rare General Electric “Bandy” / Bandmaster Doll from the 1930s. This charming advertising figure was used as a mascot for GE radios and household appliances and is now a highly sought-after Americana collector's item.

The figure is made of wood, hand-painted, and depicts the typical uniform of a parade or bandmaster. The original CAMD PRODUCTS / J.L.M. label is on the back – an important mark of authenticity.

A decorative object with a strong nostalgic character, ideal for collectors of advertising figures, Americana, radio history or vintage decor.

Mass
Height: approx. 45 cm
Material: Wood, hand-painted
Manufacturer: CAMD Products, Port Allegany, PA
Design: J.L.M. (Design & Copyright)

Condition
Good vintage condition with signs of age. A crack in the wood and a small piece broken off - see photos - colors well preserved.