Vogue’s Ginny was the most popular doll of the 1950s. This 8″ hard plastic cutie was affordable for most families, and she had an amazing array of extra outfits for all occasions. This booklet was produced in 1955 and features the straight leg walker version of Ginny. In addition to her fabulous wardrobe, check out all the wonderful accessories that were available as well.
Kinder Crowd and Gym Kits fashions.Merry Moppets and Tiny Miss fashions.Fun Time and Bridal Trousseau fashions.And Away We Go and Bon-Bons fashions.Ginny’s Gym, Fitted Bridal Chest, furniture and other accessories.Wardrobe trunks and cases and budget fashions.Coats and accessories.
The House of Nisbet, better to known to collectors by the name of founder Peggy Nisbet, made dolls in England beginning in 1952. Many of their dolls depict the British royal family and historical characters from the UK and the US. Most Nisbet dolls are made from hard plastic but the company occasionally used other materials. The firm was sold to Dakin in 1988 and then to Diane Jones International, who produced some reproductions in Wales. The last Nisbet dolls were made in 1999.
Royal family dolls including Prince Charles and Princess Diana.Kings and Queens of England, Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope John Paul II dolls.Royalty and nobility dolls.King Henry VIII and his wives, William Shakespear, Anwar Sadat, Margaret Thatcher and Peggy Nisbet dolls.Dolls in uniform, Scottish dolls, Winston Churchill and his mother.Pearly Queen, Santa Claus, St. Nicholas, Father Christmas and French historical dolls.Historical eras and British Isles dolls.American historical dolls, movie star and clown dolls.Ronald and Nancy Reagan, American Presidents, John Bull and Uncle Sam dolls.My Little Girl vinyl dolls – Parties and Romance.My Little Girl vinyl dolls – Parasols and Sunshine.My Little Girl vinyl dolls – Wedding Days.My Princess vinyl doll – HRH The Princess of Wales (Princess Diana).
