Here are the accessories to Skipper’s Flower Girl outfit, #1904, made from 1964-5. The bouquet with yellow and white silk ribbon streamers is the same one that goes to Barbie and Midge’s Orange Blossom outfit. Also included are the yellow crown of flowers, white short gloves and white socks made of nylon tricot.

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These pieces go to the Underwater Intrigue outfit made by Hasbro in 1977 for their 8.5″ Charlie’s Angels dolls. Includes the scuba tank with mask, spear gun, flippers, gold lame cape and turban. Good condition and ready for your dolls’ next adventure!

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This is Jaime Sommers’ red vinyl Mission Bag and accessories, made by Kenner for the Bionic Woman doll in 1976. Inside the bag are a blue brush, comb and mirror; yellow folder with Morse code alphabet; yellow map wallet with two maps; yellow purse with 3 square blue cosmetics (I think that’s what they are), 5 one-dollar and 5 five-dollar bills with her picture on them, and all her cards including driver’s license, library card, charge cards and a picture of Steve. I’m also including a pair of her red vinyl sandals that match the bag.

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Princess Aurora dress was sold in 1976 as an extra fashion for the Ballerina Barbie doll. The red and gold brocade top and tulle tutu are all one piece. It has a square snap in the back. Played with but in good condition, no damage or odors. A great look for Barbie!

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Half Pint by Effanbee is one of the cutest dolls ever made. She was produced from the 1960s into the 1980s. She is all vinyl, jointed, with side-glancing sleep eyes. This version of Half Pint has short blonde hair and wears her original romper and straw hat.

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10″ Madame Alexander Fairy Godmother doll was made in 1993 only. She is hard plastic and jointed at the hips and shoulders. She has the Cissette face, with red hair and gray eyes. She wears a sparkly blue and green gown with gold ribbon roses and gold high heel shoes, and carries her gold plastic wand. 

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This 11-inch doll was made in the late 1910s or early 1920s by Averill Manufacturing, and sold under their “Madame Hendren” trademark. He has a composition head and arms, and an excelsior-stuffed cloth torso and legs. He has a mohair wig glued directly to his head, and painted brown eyes. 

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This striped faux fur coat, hat and muff is a complete outfit, originally made for Miss Teenager USA, a vintage Barbie clone doll from the 1960s, made by Evergreen. The outfits were made by Princess Grace/Mego. It is in very good condition with no odors and no issues. The hat is a bit too small for her head, she has a lot of hair, so it just perches on top. The coat will fit Barbie and other similar size dolls as well.

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This hard to find antique doll is the ZuZu Kid, made by Ideal in 1916-17 to advertise ZuZu Ginger Snaps, made by National Biscuit Co. (later called Nabisco). She has a composition head, hands and boots, on a cloth body.

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This adorable composition baby is Sweetums, made by Uneeda in the 1930s. She was made to be a drink-and-wet doll, with an oilcloth torso. She has tin sleep eyes and a wide open mouth.

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This is the nicest Polish mask face doll I have ever come across. She is 16 inches tall with a plastic mask face. The rest of her is cloth. She is jointed at the shoulders and hips, and has fluffy blonde hair in braids. She wears a black and white rayon dress with white sleeves, white petticoat and panties. Her hat matches the dress.

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A February Fairy Girl for Ice and Snow is from the Dolls of the Month series by Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls. She is 5.5″ tall and all bisque with frozen legs. She is a lovely brunette and wears a gown of white taffeta and pale blue net. She comes in her original box, missing the lid, and has her original booklet as well.

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