Norah Wellings style doll - Australian Light Horseman

World War Two era doll in the style of British dollmaker, Norah Wellings.
The doll depicts an Australian Light Horseman wearing his slouch hat turned up at the side with a leather chin strap; a fawn coloured tunic with epaulettes, pockets and two shiny, gold metal buttons; khaki riding breeches and leather leggings and boots. He is also wearing a leather Sam Browne belt around his waist and diagonally across his body.
The hat and tunic are made from fine textured felt, while the trousers are a thick cotton. His face and hands are made from a fine buff coloured fabric on which the facial features (eyebrows, eyelashes, blue eyes, pink nostrils and red lips) have been painted. The teeth are distinguished by black lines on a white background between the lips.Separate pieces of fabric have been used to make ears.
The pockets, epaulettes, collar and hat appear to have been glued on and are in some cases lifting. There are a few small moth holes and markings.