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Featured Figure:
Billy

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Date Created:
1920's / mid 2000's
Created by: Quisto / Bill
Nelson
Used by: N/A
Trivia:
1. Billy was originally an early twentieth century figure,
most likely a Quisto figure.
2. Quisto was a figuremaker from Great Britain.
3. Billy was reconstructed by figuremeaker Bill Nelson in the 21st
century.
4. Ventriloquist Randy Malick donated Billy to Vent Haven on July
17, 2005.
5. Malick, who never performed with the figure, purchased it himself
in July of 2004.
6. Billy is made of paper mache.
7. Billy is on display in Building Two of the museum, but he cannot
be seen in either of the Quicktime Virtual Pans of that building.
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