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18" Riding Savannah - Our Generation Doll by Battat

This is Riding Savannah from the Our Generation line made by Battat. She is an 18 inch play doll with vinyl head, arms and legs and a cloth body. She can wear American Girl clothes. She’s dated 1998. She’s quite a heavy doll. Her outfit is very cool, denim jacket and jeans with gold lame trim, accented with black flocked polka dots. A little bit country, a little bit rock and roll! She has a matching head band. Check out her awesome red cowgirl boots. A red turtleneck, white underpants and white socks complete her outfit. She has her original wrist tag too. She is in excellent condition, clean, no damage or odors. A great play doll!

$25

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Vintage Vanna White Fashion Dolls

Here are two vintage vinyl Vanna White fashion dolls. Vanna in the gold top and black pants was a limited edition from HSC in 1990. These were offered in a variety of outfits with an extra workout outfit, and two pairs of shoes. She came to me in her original box which was badly damaged, so I removed the outer box but left her in the tray. Her white lacy leotard is a little yellowed, otherwise she is in excellent condition. Vanna and Her New Baby Boy was sold in 1994. The box has the name of the manufacturer, Totsy. She wears a nightgown and robe and carries her little vinyl baby. They have never been removed from the box, which has some creases and wear. A great pair of vintage 90s celebrity dolls!

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Sun Dreamer Boy Doll by Creata - 80s Ken Clone

Sun Dreamer doll by Creata, dated 1987. He has molded blonde hair with a platinum streak, and wonderful blonde eyebrows. I have seen him referred to as Craig, but there is no name on the box. The box has some wear and tear but he is in mint condition. A great vintage Ken clone to accompany all your fashionable ladies to the beach!

$15

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Rose Pattern Child's China Made in Germany

Here are three antique or vintage child size serving pieces to collect or display with your favorite antique dolls. The covered dish, platter, and gravy boat with attached underplate have gold trim and a rose pattern. They are marked Germany 92 on the bottoms.

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German Rupfen Puppen Dolls

These vintage dolls from Germany are called rupfen puppen. They are about 9 inches tall. They were made to represent various Tyrolean regions in the Alps of Germany, Italy and Austria. They are made from burlap, with flax hair. Their clothing is cotton and felt. Excellent condition, they stand well on their own.

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2 Dolly's Teen-Age Fashions for 10.5" Dolls

Two mint outfits made to fit 10 1/2 inch dolls like Little Miss Revlon, Jill and Miss Ginger. These Dolly’s Teen-Age Fashions were made by Totsy in the late 1950s. The pajamas come with a mirror which is glued to the backing card. The satin bridal gown has a bouquet stapled to the front. The two outfits are in mint condition, but the boxes are rough.

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Celebrating Classic British Characters: A Doll Event

Join San-D-Over Dollers on April 30, 2022 for a wonderful event celebrating British dolls and characters. We do not have an online payment option, please print out the form below and mail with your check to register. Email zendelle@hotmail.com with any questions....

Alexander Doll Company (Madame Alexander) 1920s – Present

Beatrice Alexander Behrman, or “Madame Alexander,” as she became known, grew up in the doll business. As the daughter of Maurice Alexander, a Russian immigrant who opened the first doll hospital in this country in 1895, she learned to appreciate the beauty of dolls...

Advertising Dolls

Advertising dolls provide an interesting look at the history of consumer products in America. Who remembers Force cereal, Blatz beer or Fletcher's Castoria? But through their advertising and trademark characters, these products will live forever. Most advertising...

The World of Barbie Fashions by Mattel, Book 3

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Tressy, Mary Make-up & Cricket Booklet

This booklet came with American Character's Tressy, Mary Make-up and Cricket dolls in 1965. In this year, Cricket finally got her own growing hair feature, and was marketed as Tressy's little sister (previously she was called her cousin.)

Mattel’s Million Dollar Christmas Sweepstakes (1967)

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Magic Attic Club Holiday 1998 Catalog

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Catalog Illustrations for Mam’selle Outfits for Sindy, Paul and Patch (1966)

Mam'selle Gear Get-Ups were a separate line from Pedigree's regular clothing for their Sindy, Paul and Patch fashion dolls. These six catalog pages from 1966 show illustrations of these hard to find outfits. Sindy OutfitsPaul OutfitsPatch Outfits

Mam’selle Doll Accessory Boxed Sets (1966)

The Pedigree Toy Box catalog for 1966 shows a page of boxed "jewellery and nic-nacs" sets (what in the US would be called accessories) for dolls. The jewelry includes a brooch which appears to be a deer, two pairs of earrings (one balls and one possibly cat heads), a...

Alexander 14" First Lady dolls, first series

14″ First Lady Dolls by Madame Alexander – First Series (1976-78)

There's also a video version of this post here. The Alexander Doll Company issued six series of 14” First Lady dolls beginning in 1976 and ending in 1990, depicting the wives of the US Presidents. The first series, available from 1976 through 1978, included Martha...

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