This was taken from a very large, well-known, doll hospital school . 

"Home study by correspondence is fairly new - some 75 years old - but in a sense, all learning is home study. And by this we mean, quite simply, that each person must learn for himself. It has often been assumed that a teacher somehow drilled knowledge right into a student, much like a seed drills plant seeds in the soil. This just isn't possible. The teacher (or book, or experience) can expose the student to information but it is always up to the student to apply himself and turn the available information into usable knowledge. Self-teaching, therefore, is education.

Instructions are given on how to repair various types of dolls including Tiny Tears, Betsy Wetsy, and Patti Playpal. Also, instructions are given for stringing plastic dolls, composition dolls, bisque and antique dolls. Instructions are included for attaching heads to various different types of dolls, as well as repairing plastic parts.

Included are 50 pages of instructions and detailed diagrams taken directly from the manual. An invaluable tool for anyone that collects or repairs these vintage dolls. This is a good companion guide to my first one, "Walking Dolls Instruction Repair Guide" sold separately.

This was taken from a very large, well-known, doll hospital school. 

The dolls included in this manual include:

Sweet Sue, Saucy Walker*, Ideal Posie, 30" Betsy McCall, Valentine Ballerina, Cissy, Alexander Ballerina, Dollikin Ballerina, Cissette, Alexander-kins, Chatty Cathy, Kissy, Thumbelina and Suzy Smart. 

Included are 40 pages of instructions and detailed diagrams taken directly from the manual.  An invaluable took for anyone that collects or repairs these vintage walker dolls.

Although this does not include instructions for repairing Saucy Walker's eyes, a web site link is given that provides detailed instructions and images on how to do this.