Doll Identification and Reference Links
This indexed list focuses on identifying dolls, not selling dolls off eBay. Links about cleaning, collecting/buying, identifying, packing, photographing, repairing, and selling dolls on eBay are included. Have patience while the page loads; the photos are worth the wait.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W XYZ
If you don't find a doll or company listed separately, look through the references that are listed by year or by marks. Sorry, I cannot ID dolls for you; go here for more help.
Searching this site: Use your browser’s page search (Edit>Find in Internet Explorer, for example) or use the alphabetic links above.
These websites are for reference only, and dolls shown are not for sale.
None of these links are paid ads or paid click-throughs. A human being, not a bot, compiles this research. Some links were shared by the eBay Dolls Discussion Board. All these links are “board-friendly” and, following rules specified by eBay for posting links, they can be posted because the dolls shown on the directly linked page aren’t for sale. This complies with eBay's rule against advertising on the boards. Links are for education reference only.
Please comment if you have doll ID links to share (no sales-only web pages). Thank you!
–Text, research & indexing © by Jen, tree*fern
1700s to 1950s dolls
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/
1800s to 1970s dolls
Has more dolls listed than any other site: http://www.dollreference.com/
1800s to 1950s dolls
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/index.html
http://www.nebraskahistory.org/exhibits/doll_show/information.htm
1800s to current dolls
http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/nmop/2
Wisconsin Historical Museum
1911 and 1928 doll advertisements
http://girls-toys-dolls.blogspot.com/2010_02_06_archive.html
1930s to 1950s dolls
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/gallery.htm
1930s to 1990s dolls
http://www.dollinfo.com/balloons.htm
http://cgi3.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=flozdolz
1940s to 1980s doll & toy catalogs
http://www.antiquetoycollections.info/pages/catalogs.asp
Sears Wishbook & other catalog photos on Flickr
http://www.wishbookweb.com/
1950s “grocery store” or “supermarket” dolls. See also 14R dolls.
1950s to 1960s dolls
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/ (music)
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/index.htm
1950s to 1970s action figures, dolls, and toys
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/index.htm (includes European versions)
http://www.toynfo.com/
1950s to 1970s dolls
http://vintdolls.com/default.html
1950s to 1990s doll advertisements
http://www.dollinfo.com/ADsdolls.htm
1950s to 2000s dolls
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/index.html
http://www.horsengoggle.com/dolls/
http://www.texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/dolls.html
1955 to 2006 dolls & action figures
http://figure-archive.net/index.htm
1970s dolls
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/seventies.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat2/70sdoll.html
1980s to 2000s dolls and toys
a
A & H Manufacturing, 1948–1960s. See also Dress-Me dolls.
http://www.dollreference.com/ah_manufacturing_dolls.html
http://www.tedsanddolls.co.uk/ahdollmanufacturing.html
Belle, Telephone Pioneers: http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
Daily Dolly: http://www.50sdolls.com/9_-_inch_dolls.htm
Dolls of All Lands
Dolls of Destiny
Gigi 8" (Ginny type): http://cataumet.net/carolyn/ginnytypes2.htm (music)
Gigi, Julie, Marcie 8": http://www.50sdolls.com/AHWALKER.HTM
Lisa 8" (Ginny type): http://cataumet.net/carolyn/GinnyTypes3.htm (music)
Marcie dolls:
Abbott, W.B. / Sun Tan dolls / N.V. Sales Co., 1921–1953
About Walter B. Abbott’s Sun Tan dolls
See also Black dolls.
Abbreviations & terminology
ABC Toy Co., 1946– . See also Mary Hoyer.
http://dollreference.com/abc_toy_co_dolls.html
A British Child (ABC) by MCA Creations, 2006–
Accessories: doll-size furniture, kitchens, tea sets, and toys
Acme Toy, 1908–1930s
http://dollreference.com/acme_toy_doll_co.html
Honey baby 1928
Action figures and dolls, vintage to modern
Action Girl by Palitoy, 1970s. See also Dollikin 11½".
http://ddahlia.tripod.com/ag.html
http://www.sindy-dolls.com/action_girl.htm
Action Jackson by Mego, 1972–1974
http://www.alphalink.com.au/~jenjoy/DAJdolls.html (scroll down)
http://www.megomuseum.com/actionjackson/index.html
Catalog pages: http://www.megomuseum.com/catalog/1973/aj.shtml
Outfits: http://www.angelfire.com/tv/3amegos/AJpages/AJsuits.html
TV ad: http://youtube.com/watch?v=m8gQKZmtAfM
TV ad, about: http://www.toys.pop-cult.com/action-jackson.html
Action Man by Palitoy, 1966– . See GI Joe by Hasbro.
http://www.collectorcafe.com/article_archive.asp?article=830&id=661
http://tinyurl.com/25ta89h
Toyfair display: http://www.plaidstallions.com/actionman.html
Active Doll Corp., 1950s. See also Ginny-type dolls.
Mindy, cowgirl outfit, 1956–57 (PDF file)
Ada Lum dolls, Chinese, ca. 1930s–
About: http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/11/in-search-of-ada-lum.html
Little Brother doll: http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/04/ada-lum-didi_25.html
Types: http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/03/ada-lum-farmer-wife.html
Adams, Emma; see Columbian dolls
Admiration Doll Co. / Admiration Toy, ca. 1950s–1960s
Carol Sue (Ginger type):
International (souvenir/costume); see Dress-me dolls:
Adora Doll Co., 2000–
Advance Doll Co., 1954–1955
Wanda the Walking Wonder:
Wanda & Winnie walkers:
Wanda Wabbit: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Advertising dolls. See also Dress-me dolls.
http://www.50sdolls.com/advertising_dolls.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?Auction=187&ItemNo=38627
http://www.mountainstatescollector.com/articles.asp?ArticleID=352
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/advert.htm
1970s cloth: http://www.the-forum.com/advert/clothdol.htm
8" Ginny-type: http://www.50sdolls.com/advertising_dolls.htm
Black dolls; & Quaker Oats: Aunt Jemima, Diana caricatures
Blue Bonnet Sue, cloth, 1986 by Dakin. See also Dress-me dolls.
Cameo (Joseph Kallus): http://www.oldwoodtoys.com/cameo_doll_co.htm
Campbell Kids
Charmin, Miss Charmin: http://www.dollmamasden.com/albumpage5.htm
Fab Detergent doll:
Henkel soap, Switzerland 1956
Honeywell, Allergy Annie 1969
Kellogg’s cereals doll premiums:
Loft Candy Co., Little Miss Loft
MD Tissue, Maisy & Daisy cloth, 1970s; see also Wizard of Oz
Oxol cloth 1931: http://www.jesshutch.com/2006/07/toys-by-yard.html
Pond’s Cold Cream 1950s:
Quaker Crackels, cloth 1930s
Tropic-ana (Tropicana) 1977: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/cloth.htm
Uneeda Boy, National Biscuit 1915
Wendy’s 2002: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/oldemarkllc.html
AE, see Allied
Aetna Doll Co., 1901–1925. See Horsman.
About: http://www.dollkey.com/aetna-dolls/
Can’t Break ’Em: http://www.dollreference.com/aetna_doll_company.html
African dolls / figures. See also Ethnic or Black dolls.
About, with examples
By country:
By tribe; traditional figures
EthiDolls 2003–
South Africa Red Cross Rehabilitation Centre dolls:
Wooden: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lafrica.html
Aich Menzel & Co., 1918–1930. See also Armand Marseille.
http://www.dollkey.com/aich-menzel-and-company-dolls/
http://dollreference.com/menzel_aich_dolls.html
Alabama Indestructible Doll, see Smith, Ella
Alessandra Marcellan Thor, reproduction antique dolls
Alexander dolls, see Madame Alexander
Alexanderkins and all 8" dolls by Madame Alexander, 1953–
http://bamagal.com/alexdolls/alexkin.htm
http://jwa.org/archive/alexander/macl.html
http://parkerpattydoll.googlepages.com/madamealexanderdolls
“I Dream of Jeannie” 1996
Little Miss USA 2002 ad
Maggie Mix-Up 8", 1960–61: http://www.dollinfo.com/featuredollsum99.htm
Military, modern: http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/collectibles.html
Quintuplets 1964: http://www.fischerquintcollectibles.com/
Repairing: http://www.thisolddoll.info/hosp/hosp.htm
Wendy 8" / Wendy-kins (Wendykins) dolls:
1967 FAO Schwarz exclusive, Wendy & Sewing Basket
See also Ginny and 8" Ginny-type dolls.
Alexandra Co. / Alexandra Koukinova, Russia, 1993–
Alexandre, Henri; (HA or Phénix), 1888–1891. See Jules Steiner.
http://www.dollkey.com/henri-alexandre-dolls/
http://dollreference.com/henri_alexandre_dolls.html
Alice in Wonderland dolls by various makers
http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/alice.htm
http://tinyurl.com/ys6nb5
http://vintagedisneyalice.blogspot.com/search/label/Dolls
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/aliceinwonderland/alice-dolls.html
1860s china head style: http://www.dollreference.com/china_head_dolls.html
American Character “Sweet Alice,” Sweet Sue 1950s:
Arranbee Nanette, ca. 1950: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1099
Dorothy Heizer doll: http://www.theriaults.com/news/article.cfm?aid=137
Duchess doll: 12½", 1951
Ginny by Vogue 1952: http://dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1038
Gund doll: Vinylite 1951
Hoyer doll: Alice Blue Pinafore 1952
Madame Alexander dolls:
Martha Chase dolls: Alice in Wonderland group, 1920s
Mattel dolls:
Nancy Ann Storybook dolls:
Parian, Alice head style:
Pullip by Jun Planning:
R. John Wright dolls:
Ruth Treffeisen doll: http://www.dollreader.com/artists.php?id=62
Standard Doll Co. doll: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Sun Rubber
Tonner dolls: for Effanbee; and 2002 Collectibles 19"
Whitman paper dolls, Starlets: http://tinyurl.com/yf2wk7w
All-bisque, small dolls. See also Antique; Bisque.
About collecting
About, guide
About small all-bisque dolls, brief
France, mignonette “pocket” dolls 1875–1925
Germany example, photo
Happifat:
Japan all-bisque baby
Snowbabies
See also Bathing beauties; Frozen Charlotte; Googly-eyed; Half dolls; Kewpie.
Allied / Allied Eastern / Allied-Grand / Allied Imported (AE), 1950s–1970s
See also 14R dolls; PM Sales.
http://www.dollreference.com/allied_grand_dolls.html
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/AE_Dolls_Main_Page.html (music)
Carol Channing, “Hello Dolly!”
Allied-Grand ad: http://goldenrosedolls.com/companytoc.htm
Quintuplets 1963: http://www.fischerquintcollectibles.com/
Alma Co., 1920s–1930s. See also Boudoir; Lenci.
http://www.dollreference.com/cloth_dolls.html
Doll example 1
Doll example 2
Allwin dolls, England, 1920s–1930s
Cloth baby doll: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/allwin_baby_doll.htm
Golliwog 1924: http://www.go-star.com/antiquing/derricks.htm
Jockey doll
Shirley Temple doll: Felt / cloth pajama type
Alt, Beck & Gottschalck (ABG), 1854–1930
http://www.dollkey.com/alt-beck-and-gottschalck-dolls/
http://www.dollreference.com/alt_beck_gottschalck.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Alt-Beck-Gottschalk.html
1880s, #639: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/alt_beck_&_gottschalck_639.htm
Babykins by Grace Storey Putnam doll: http://tinyurl.com/ybgbfn7
Corry Rockwell, Grace (made bisque heads for)
Example, photo
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Alta Moda by Furga, 1965–1968
http://dollreference.com/furga_luigi_dolls.html
http://fabfurgadolls.tripod.com/fabulousefurgadolls/index.html
http://www.squidoo.com/dollphotography/
1969 Simona bride
1971 Simona bride
Catalogs
Cinderella (Cenerentola)
Fashions: http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/furga.htm
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/groups/767400@N25/
Similar, see Furga “P” girls
Susanna, Furga Alta Moda, photo
Vittoria & Valentina clothing, Alta Moda tags, 1969 Sears catalog
Note: This Italian website did not ask for permission to use my copyrighted photo. I would have said yes if they give me credit: http://www.furgaltamoda.nelsito.it/1968-foto.html.
Always Sisters by Kenner, 1988
AM bisque dolls, see Armand Marseille
Amanda Jane dolls, 1952–2007
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
Black dolls: http://tinyurl.com/ykm8hon
Jinx 1958– (Ginny-type doll):
Photos, examples
Amberg & Son, Louis, 1878–1930
http://dollreference.com/amberg_louis.html
Baby Peggy, bisque: http://www.antiquesimagearchive.com/items/172536.html
Charlie Chaplin doll, 1915
Sue 1928: http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/10/kewty-and-peggy.html
Skookum Apples: http://tinyurl.com/yztdo9e
Vanta baby
American Beauty Doll Co. / P.D. Smith, 1914–1922
http://dollreference.com/smith_pd_dolls.html
http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/nmop/2/7/77.697
American Character / American Doll & Toy, 1919–1968
http://www.dollreference.com/american_character_dolls.html
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/ (music)
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/amerchar.htm
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/ac.htm
http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/americancharacter.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/amchar/amchar.htm
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Small_Am_Character_Dolls.html (music)
About/history: http://www.whimsiedolls.com/company.html
Baby Sue 21", 1963: http://www.dollmamasden.com/albumpage3.htm
Betsy McCall 1958–63
Bottletot and Marveltot 1926–
Butterball 1961: http://www.dollmamasden.com/butterbparade.htm
Eloise by Kay Thompson & Hilary Knight 1950s–
“I Love Lucy,” Ricky Jr. / Little Ricky & Lucy, 1950s
Little Miss Echo 1962–64: http://www.jansdollcloset.com/DollIdentification.html
Mary Make-up 1964–67
Paratex: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/rubber.htm
Popi, face closeup: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/sixties.html
Sweet Sue and Sweet Sue Sophisticate
Terri Talks 1966, Sears dress variation
Tiny Tears
Toni
Toodles and Teenie Toodles
Tressy 1964–67
Whimsie 1960–61
American Doll Co., 1925–1930
http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
American Girl by Pleasant Company / Mattel, 1986–
American Stuffed Novelty Co., 1923–1930s. See also Lenci; Boudoir dolls.
working on
American Toy & Novelty / Plotnick Co., 1930s–1950s
Buddy & Sis, Raggedy Ann & Andy look-alikes
Amosandra by Sun Rubber, 1949
http://www.angelfire.com/de3/blackdollezine/dollfocus10.html
http://www.dollreference.com/sun_rubber_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/2dbqaj
http://www.philadollmuseum.com/view.asp?id=12
http://tinyurl.com/yklp2ex
Amosandra in original box
Amsco, 1970s
Polly Pretend 1975: http://www.plaidstallions.com/toysrus2.html
Super Baby 1976: http://www.toynerd.com/?p=1956
Anekona Hawaii, 1960s–1970s
“Sassy-faced” dolls
Angelina Ballerina by Pleasant Company / Mattel, 2001–
Anglund, Joan Walsh; Wolfpit Enterprises/Determined Productions, 1960s–
Anili dolls, Italy 1946–. See Lenci.
About: http://www.lenci-dolls.net/nancy_lazenby.html
Celluloid: http://www.flickr.com/photos/galessa/401871575/
Felt: http://www.flickr.com/photos/shabbychicshar/2727936985/
Mark: http://www.dollreference.com/celluloid_dolls1869_1950s.html
Anime dolls, modern
Anita Novelty Co., see Boudoir dolls
Annalee Mobilitee Dolls, Inc., mid-1950s–
Identifying: http://www.annalee.com/museum.php
1990s, photos: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/annalee_dolls1.html
1950s Skiers, photo: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/cloth.htm
About:
Cleaning: http://www.annalee.com/care.php
Dating: http://www.suecoffee.com/?page=dating.htm
Anne Geddes / Especially Kids 1990s–, see Unimax
Annz dolls 2005–
Antique dolls
See Asian; Baby; Black; Bisque; Boudoir; China; Cleaning; Cloth; Ethnic; Mechanical;
Metal; Paper; Papier-mâché; Parian; Repairs; Wax; Wooden; or manufacturer name.
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/index.html
http://www.hoshibld.co.jp/antique_eng.htm#dorutowa
http://www.nebraskahistory.org/exhibits/doll_show/introduction.htm
http://www.sawdustladies.com/index.asp
http://www.shelburnemuseum.org/collections/detail.php?id=11&flash=true
http://tinyurl.com/f94k6
http://tinyurl.com/y8exp8s
http://tinyurl.com/yr8vlz
1881, popular dolls: http://www.victoriana.com/christmas/dolls.html
About / history:
Articulate / phonograph (talking)
Autoperipatetikos (walking)
Black dolls: http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus6.html
Body type, ball-jointed & straight wrist
Buying: 10 things you should inspect when buying an antique bisque doll
Character dolls
Clothing & accessories: Research, patterns, and sewing
Collecting basics
Conservation, see Care & cleaning
Examples, various photos
French & German dolls (music)
French dolls; see also individual makers:
Frozen Charlotte and Charlie
German dolls
Half dolls or pincushion dolls
Identification marks: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/dollmarks.html/
Leather, example
Mignonette “pocket” dolls 1875–1925
Misrepresented antique dolls: http://www.eloradollhouse.com/help/e-bay1.html
National Antique Doll Dealers Association (NADDA): http://www.nadda.org/
Packing bisque dolls for shipping
Photographs; antique photographs and images with dolls:
Trunks or cases:
Applause / Wallace Berrie / Dakin, 1966–
1980s–2000s dolls
Little Orphan Annie
Raggedy Ann & Andy 1983–2005
Archies, The; by various makers, 1969–
http://www.archiecomics.com/
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?archieindex
Comics, about: http://www.toonopedia.com/archie.htm
Effanbee 2001: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/idex/blidex56.htm
Marx 1975:
Mattel Barbie 2005: http://tinyurl.com/5cekev
Playing Mantis & Effanbee 2001
Whitman paper dolls 1969: http://barbln.org/paper/
Armand Marseille bisque dolls, see Marseille
Arnold, Max Oscar, 1878–1930
http://dollreference.com/max_oscar_arnold.html
http://www.countryliving.com/antiques/appraisals/max-oscar-worth-0805
Arnolda / Arnoldia, talking; see also Mechanical dolls:
Arnold Print Works, 1892–1920
The Yellow Kid 1899
Brownies by Palmer Cox
Arranbee (R & B) Doll Co., 1922–1961
http://www.dollprice.com/searchdolls.php?terms=arranbee
http://dollreference.com/arranbee_dolls.html
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/
http://goldenrosedolls.com/arranbee.htm
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/arranbee.htm
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Small_Arranbee_Dolls.html (music)
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/arranbee/arranbee.htm
Composition doll, 22" ca. 1938–1940s, photo
Coty Girl / Miss Coty, “Circle P” mark
Debu’teen (Debuteen):
Kewty: http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/10/kewty-and-peggy.html
Littlest Angel
Mary Lee: http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/compo/marylee.html
Nancy, composition: http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/compo/nancy.html
Nancy Lee, composition, 1938–46:
Nancy Lee and Nanette, hard plastic, 1947–1950s:
Sonja Henie composition doll 1938–46
Sweet Pea: 1957 Bloomingdale’s catalog (PDF file, p. 8)
Taffy: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id56.html (scroll down)
Arrow Novelty Co. (ANCO), 1920–1950s
http://dollreference.com/arrow_novelty.html
Skookum dolls
Arrow Rubber & Plastics Industries / Edward Mobley, 1940–1960s
http://dollreference.com/arrow_plastics.html
Gerber baby dolls
Rubber squeak dolls: http://www.dollinfo.com/rubberdolls.htm
Art Craft Toy Products / Playthings, 1918–1921
http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
Art Fabric Mills, preprinted cloth, 1900–1910
http://archive.columbiatribune.com/2007/mar/20070322life051.asp
http://tinyurl.com/ysyqrj
http://tinyurl.com/yfae4o8
Miss Flaked Rice:
Black: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/326.html
Artisan Doll Co. / Artisan Novelty Co., 1950–ca. 1953
Clothing designed by California Originals by Michele.
Miss Gadabout 1951 and Raving Beauty 1953:
Patent & drawing
Raving Beauty: http://dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1141
Artist dolls, modern
Artmark, cloth pose dolls, 1960s–1970s
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1117
Krissy Belle (Christmas outfit):
Photos, various
Ashton-Drake dolls
Asian dolls
Action figures, modern: http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Shrine/1275/menu.htm
Adora Doll Co., 2000–
Asian & Asian-Pacific, modern: Karito Kids by Kids Give, 2007 (Chinese)
Chinese dolls, vintage
Composition, 1930s: http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
Ethnic, by country; see also Ethnic dolls:
Examples, photos: http://www.cozy.org/pics/asian
Japanese dolls
Marseille, Armand doll: http://tinyurl.com/zctcf
Rice Paddy Babies by Mieler Dolls 1985
Thai dolls
Wooden: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lantwd1.html
Atlas Doll & Toys Co.,1917–1930
http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
Australian dolls. See also Palitoy; Pedigree.
http://www.oranawindmillmotel.com.au/grandmasdolls.html
Aboriginal tribes / Native Australian; see also Ethnic dolls:
Cathie clone by Netta Co.: http://www.cathie.fr/crbst_110.html
Cherub Co.:
Gregson Austerity doll 1942: http://cas.awm.gov.au/item/REL33318
History: http://www.dollclubnsw.com.au/australian-dolls.htm
Hush-a-Bye, Laurie Cohen 1930s–40s: http://cas.awm.gov.au/item/REL33319.001
Ideal Skating Crissy 11½" 1978 (Australian)
Little Tuppence & Posing Penny by Lincoln Industries, New Zealand
Mattel Barbie doll: Australian Olympics 1976
Metti / Netta Co. 1970s–
Sterne Doll Co.
Trio Doll Co. / Ruby Wharrie 1939–1940s
Automata (plural) or automaton (singular), see Mechanical antique dolls
Averill Manufacturing Co., see Georgene
Awesome Girls by Artsy Inc., 1999–2000
Azone dolls, see Obitsu
b
Baby Alive by Kenner, 1970s–
1970s:
1980s:
1980s–90s: http://www.doyouremember.co.uk/memory.php?memID=3126
TV ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epXhzQ85a1k&eurl=
Baby All Gone by Kenner, 1991–1992
Baby Barry Toy Co. / Universal Doll Corp., 1950s
Baby Barry 1950s: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Emmett Kelly: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/babybarry.html
Li’l Abner dolls
Baby Beans by Mattel, 1973–1975
http://www.dollinfo.com/babybeans1.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1970s.html
Guide: http://tinyurl.com/2zkw4a
Baby Dear & Baby Dear One by Eloise Wilkin for Vogue Dolls, 1961–
http://www.dollinfo.com/vbabydear.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/vogue_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/2hmybs
1975: http://www.plaidstallions.com/toysrus2.html
About Eloise Wilkin
Baby Dear One: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/babydearone.html
So Big 1968 (features Madame Alexander doll) & other Little Golden Books:
Baby dolls, antique & vintage
About:
American Character; Madame Alexander; Uneeda dolls: http://tinyurl.com/rhgv6
Bye-Lo Baby by Grace Storey Putnam
Examples; see also other individual makers:
Gerber by Arrow and Sun Rubber
Kämmer & Reinhardt
Pussycat 1960s– by Madame Alexander
Rubber dolls: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/babydolls.html
Squalling type, early vinyl
Baby Face by Mel Birnkrant & Galoob, 1990–1991
Baby First Step by Mattel, 1965–1967
http://www.dollinfo.com/bfstep.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1960s.html
http://www.usimaki.com/mycustompage0012.htm
TV ad: http://youtube.com/watch?v=2lAbklplIeg
Babyland Rag cloth dolls by Horsman, 1893–1920s
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Cloth-Dolls.html
http://www.dollreference.com/horsman_dolls1910-1940s.html
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/333372.html
Brückner, Albert
See also Topsy-turvy, two-headed cloth dolls.
Babysitter’s Club by Remco/Kenner/Determined Products/Scholastic, 1990s
Baby Tender Love by Mattel, 1960s–1980s
http://www.dollinfo.com/mbtendlv.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1960s.html
Living and Talking versions 1971
Newborn 1973
1988 version
Bahr & Proschild (Bähr & Pröschild), 1871–1919. See Bruno Schmidt.
http://dollreference.com/bahr_proschild_dolls.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Baehr-and-Proschild.html
289, example: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/bahr_%26_proschild.htm
604 baby: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/344.html
Mandarin’s Son
Snowbabies dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yzybzbf
Toddler boy: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/3281698
Baitz, L. & R., Germany and Austria, 1905–1999
http://www.nationalcostumedolls.com/extrabaitz01.htm (music)
Ball-jointed dolls, modern resin
Bandai dolls
Bangkok Dolls House and Museum, Thai dolls, 1956–. See also Asian; Ethnic.
http://www.bangkokdolls.com/collection/
http://www.thaifolk.com/Doc/craft2_e.htm
http://tinyurl.com/23eq7t
http://www.tour-bangkok-legacies.com/bangkok-dolls-museum.html
Baps by Edith von Arps, Germany, 1940s–1950s. See also similar, Tiny Town.
1950s example
Examples:
Little Bo Peep & her sheep, photo
Barbara Jo dolls, 1956–1961
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/barbarajo.htm
Barbie, modern 1980s–, by Mattel
Barbie, vintage 1959–1970s, by Mattel. See also Barbie clones.
Some websites here include information about both vintage and modern dolls.
Identifying vintage Barbie (1959–1970s):
#1 Barbie wearing “Barbie-Q,” photo
#1 Barbie wearing modern dress, photo
#1 Barbie vs. reproduction by Mattel: http://www.dollreference.com/barbie1.html
1966 and other marks, identifying year made:
1964 to 1988 department store catalogs: http://wishbookweb.com/
1970s dolls, about
Abbreviations & terminology
About:
Ads, booklets, catalogs, & photos; vintage to modern, French & English
Advertising premiums: Carnation Malted Milk, booklet
American Girl Barbie:
Australian Olympics 1976
Babies & toddlers, face & body molds: http://kattisdolls.net/faces/toddlers.htm
Beautiful Bride 1976, photo
Beauty Center (grow hair) 1971: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play3.html
Black Barbie dolls, about:
Board games, vintage to modern
Brad, Talking 1970, photo
Braniff Air Hostess by Emilio Pucci for Marx, 1967:
Bubblecuts, 1961–1965:
Buying, eBay guide to
Cases & other vinyl accessories:
Casey 1967, photo
Checklist: 1980–2004 model numbers (PDF file)
Christie, Malibu 1973, photo
Cleaning & care; see also restoration tips:
Collecting, articles about: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/blmenu2.htm
Color Magic 1966–67:
Color ’n Curl, 1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Dream Kitchen by Deluxe Reading: http://bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?dkindex
Dressed box dolls: http://www.nancysdreamhouse.com/coogcoll.htm
Face molds, vintage to modern close-ups: http://kattisdolls.net/faces.htm
Fashion booklets:
Fashion Queen 1963–64
Fashion Queen wearing "Barbie in Japan," photo
Foreign licensed models: http://www.rebeccachulew.com/foreign.html
Francie (see links above under Identifying vintage):
Free-Moving Barbie 1975–76, photo
Furniture, Modern by Mattel, 1958 (often mistaken as Barbie)
Furniture & playsets, inflatible: By Zee / Zylmex, 1979
Gift sets, vintage department store exclusives:
Hair care and cleaning for vintage Barbies
Hair Fair:
History, timeline, family tree:
Horses & pets, vintage to modern:
Houses & other structures, vintage cardboard or vinyl:
Jamie; Walking Jamie, Sears Exclusive 1970–72:
Japanese versions
Karosel Kitchen 1971
Ken & all other males, vintage to modern:
Live Action 1971, wearing 1964 “Barbie in Holland”
Midge (see links above under Identifying vintage):
Mink coat, Sears Exclusive 1964–65, photo
Miss America, Kellogg’s mail-away offer 1972–73
Miss Barbie 1964
Mod era 1967–72, photos: http://www.bethanysdollhouse.com/albums.php
Montgomery Ward 1972 reissue
NRFB examples
Olympic Ski Village 1976
Paper dolls of Barbie and friends:
PB Barbie by Ma-Ba, Japan 1986:
Pets and horses
PJ TNT 1970–71, photo
Ponytails 1959–1965:
Purses, vintage red velvet
Quick Curl dolls: http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/quick_curl.html
Reproductions of vintage dolls by Mattel
Restoration tips; see also Cleaning & care:
Sew-Free fashions 1965–66:
Sewing patterns & 1971 Action Sewing Center (music)
Sew Simple 1971
Skipper & friends (see links above under Identifying vintage):
“Sorbonne” 1967 fashion
Stacey 1968-71; for Stacie, see Barbie, modern 1980s–:
Steffie head mold: http://www.kattisdolls.net/facemolds/steffie.htm
Sunsailer 1975, Hobie Cat-style catamaran:
Supersize 18" 1977–78:
Superstar 1977:
Suzy Goose furniture, in 1964 Sears catalog
Todd, 1966 & 1992–94: http://www.manbehindthedoll.com/TODD.htm
Truly Scrumptious 1969
Tutti, Chris & Todd: http://www.angelfire.com/tx/Cozykat/tutti.html
Twiggy 1967–68
United Friend Ship
Vintage dolls & fashions, details about: http://www.vintage-barbie.com
Vinyl accessories, vintage:
Wedding gift sets, vintage to modern
White Ginger 1961 bubblecut, example
Young Sweethearts, Michael & Melinda, 1976
Barbie clones, vintage (competitors, copycats, or look-alikes). See Barbie by Mattel.
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/38043121
http://www.dollreference.com/barbie_clones_competitors.html
http://www.dollreference.com/bild_lilli_clones_competitors.html
http://www.flickr.com/groups/clone/
http://links.fashiondoll.nl/idguide.htm
http://pages.nyu.edu/~seh1/Barbie/clones.htm
Shoe IDs: http://dolly-shoe-id.livejournal.com/594.html
1962 Seattle World’s Fair, “Miss Space Needle”
American Character Tressy, Cricket, & Mary Make-up
Black clone or look-alike dolls
Candy (has dimples & eyelashes), unknown maker:
Cragstan, Liza: http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/38378216
Davtex: http://www.petradolls.co.uk/clone.htm
Debbie Drake, unknown maker
Debbie the Elegant Doll, powder/talc bottle doll
Edico, Mini-Mod, Missy-Mod, and Modern Miss:
EeGee, Andy, Annette & Babette: http://www.dollreference.com/eegee_dolls.html
Fab-Lu, Babs & Bill, booklets
Fashions: 1970 JC Penney’s catalog
Fashions, tagged Hong Kong, British Crown Colony:
GéGé France, Mily
Germany:
Hong Kong: http://www.barbiemuseum.nl/hong_kong.htm
Ideal Misty / Miss Clairol
Ideal Mitzi
Ideal Tuesday Taylor
Joja France, Sylvie
Ken doll look-alikes/clones:
L. Davis Textiles, Rusty
Lili Ledy Mexico, Talking Barbie clone
Maddie Mod by Princess Grace (PGD)/Mego, 1967–73
Mariclare, sold in JC Penney’s catalog 1970s
Marx, Bonnie: http://dollreference.com/marx_dolls.html
Marx, Marlene & vanity set 1964:
Mitzi by Ideal and Mitzie by Reliable
Plasty; Petra, Peggy, & Fred von Plasty
Sears catalog 1964, unknown maker
Skipper clones:
PMA, Debby: http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/41356947
Regal, Penny
Roberta Doll Co.: Toby, 1962 Billy & Ruth catalog (PDF file)
Sharing / Enn-ness, Miss Mod 14" 1960s:
Shillman, Maxi Mod:
Shillman, Mini-Mod:
Shillman, Miss Teenage Girl:
Texaco Cheerleader: http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
Totsy, Twistee 1970s: http://www.flickr.com/photos/plasty_dolls/4898034672/
Uneeda Dollikin 11½"
Uneeda Miss Suzette & Bob 11½" 1962
Uneeda Wendy Ward 11½" 1964 (Y-body)
U mark: Uneeda; Unique Doll Co./Elite Creations; & others:
Valentine, Polly (non-jointed elbows)
Valentine, Polly Play-Pose (jointed elbows)
Barbie, see also similar vintage dolls:
Barrois, Eugene (EB), 1844–1875. See also Antique; Bru Jne & Cie; French fashion.
http://www.dollreader.com/antique.php?id=388
http://www.dollreference.com/barrois_eugene_dolls.html
About / history, brief
China doll, attributed to Barrois
Example, 13" French fashion
Example, 17" unmarked French fashion
Example, 36" French fashion
Example, French fashion ca. 1875
Bathing beauties figures / dolls, bisque or china
http://bawdybisques.blogspot.com/
http://www.dollreader.com/antique.php?id=330
http://www.onr.com/user/bblady/
Article about (scroll down)
Fakes/unmarked reproductions maker: http://mundialcompany.com/mm/entre.htm
Weiss, Kühnert & Co., & modern reproductions by German Doll Co.:
William Goebel
Battat dolls, 1998–
Beanie dolls by Ty, 2001–
Beany & Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent by Bob Clampett & Mattel, doll 1961/62
http://www.chattycathydolls.homestead.com/MATTELHISTORY.html
About cartoon: http://www.toonopedia.com/beany.htm
Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/whizzzerr/5043018938/in/photostream/
Video of talking doll: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXZzNLrz_Xg
Beatrice Wright / B. Wright Toy Co., 1960s. See also Black dolls.
http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus2.html
http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/news.html
http://tinyurl.com/yfw5b5e
Debbie doll
Doll photo
Bed dolls, see Boudoir dolls, ca. 1915–1930s
Beehler Arts dolls (Fortune / (Kim / Ontario Plastics / Virga), 1950s
http://www.50sdolls.com/beehler_arts_virga.htm
http://dollreference.com/beehler_fortune_ontario_virga.html
http://goldenrosedolls.com/virga.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/beehler/beehler.htm
Princess Summerfall Winterspring 18", photo
Princess Summerfall Winterspring 8", see Virga
See also 8" Ginny-type dolls.
BeGoths dolls by Bleeding Edge, 2003–
Bella dolls (Société Bella of France), 1946–
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php
http://inmamariquita.galeon.com/Bellai.html
http://www.poupees-dolls.com/gal-bella/home-gal-bellal.htm
Cathie 1967–82
Modele Depose 1960s: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1057
Tressy (original by American Character)
Belle Doll & Toy Co., 1950s. See also 14R dolls; Circle P dolls.
http://dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://goldenrosedolls.com/belle_doll_and_toy_corp.htm
Little Miss Margie: http://margarethottensen.tripod.com/id8.html
Margie, look-alike to Cissy:
Twixie: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com//belle/belle.htm
See also Dollikin by Uneeda.
Beloved Belindy by Georgene Novelties / Knickerbocker / P. F. Volland, 1926–
See Raggedy Ann.
http://notsoraggedyacre.com/belindy.htm
http://www.scvi.net/ragedy/belovedbelindy.htm (music)
1940s pattern, homemade
Chronology, notes doll details: http://notsoraggedyacre.com/chron.htm
Georgene: http://trinachow.blogspot.com/2007/07/new-friend.html
Knickerbocker 1965, white version
Volland doll photo, with book and toys
Berenguer / Berjusa (JC Toys), 1944–
Bergmann dolls / C. M. Bergmann; 1888–1931
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Bisque-Head-Dolls.html
http://dollreference.com/cm_bergmann_dolls.html
History: http://www.puppentour.com/puppentourist-3.html
Simon & Halbig head: 23" doll marked C.M.B.
Berwick dolls, see Famlee
Bester Doll Co. / Morimura Brothers (Noritake), 1918–1921
http://www.firstbaptistbloomfield.org/memora.htm (music)
Best of the West by Marx, 1967-1975
Johnny West, Jane West, Janice, Josie, & Princess Wildflower:
http://www.stewartsattic.com/marx/figures/figureinfo.cfm (Click Cowboys tab.)
Boxes & equipment manuals: http://www.marxcollector.com/
Jane West original box
Janice West: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/bestofwest.html
Pricing example: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1032
Princess Wildflower
TV ad, Jane West: http://youtube.com/watch?v=48QHfG5BDXA
TV ad: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Wb6t1ldgL4Q
Betsey Clark by Hallmark / Knickerbocker, 1970s–
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/hollyhobbie/greetingsfrom.html
Cloth doll 1977–79
Cloth doll & furniture, Sears catalog 1979
Dollhouse 1979 by American Toy
Knickerbocker, vinyl:
Betsy McCall by American Character / Horsman / Ideal / Tonner / Uneeda
About:
American Character and Ideal:
American Character 8", 1958–63:
American Character 14", 1958–59:
American Character 20" flirty-eyed, 1959:
American Character 22" “Teen Betsy McCall,” 1961:
American Character 36" companion size, 1961:
Amsco Pretty Pac vinyl cases & accessories:
Horsman 30", 1975:
Ideal 14", Bakelite / Vinylite vinyl resin, 1951–53:
McCall’s iron-on dollhouse pattern (photo; scroll down)
Paper dolls, McCall’s magazine 1951–:
Tonner Betsy McCall 1996–, about: http://www.tonnerdoll.com/aboutbetsy.htm
Uneeda 11½" “Pre-Teen,” 1964; see also Wendy Ward:
Betsy Wetsy by Ideal, 1930s–1970s
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?betsywetsyindex
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
http://www.jansdollcloset.com/DollIdentification.html
1942 Spiegel catalog
1947 Sears catalog
1948 Billy and Ruth catalog (PDF file)
1958 Sears catalog
1960s: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/betsywetsy.html
Tearie Betsy Wetsy 1978: working on
Betty Spaghetty by Ohio Art Co. / Flair, 1998–
“Bewitched,” Samantha & Tabatha (Tabitha) by various companies
http://www.harpiesbizarre.com/collectibles-dolls.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_tammy_doll.html
Compare to Ideal Comic Heroines & Misty dolls: http://jemboy.net/super/ideal.html
Dolls & paper dolls: http://members.tripod.com/~bewitchvic/merch.html
Ideal 1965–66:
Bible Doll Co., 1948–1950s
http://dollreference.com/bible_doll_company.html
Big Beautiful Dolls Inc., 2002–
Big Jim by Mattel, 1972–1986. See also GI Joe.
http://www.bigjimnews.de/
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?bjindex
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/bigjim.htm
http://www.plaidstallions.com/pack76/index.html
About: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Jim
Ads, 1970s:
Australian Olympics 1976
Catalog, 1974
Cipsa, Mexico: http://www.plaidstallions.com/bigjimmexico.html
Comic: http://www.plaidstallions.com/bigjimpack.html
NRFB: http://www.big-jim.eu/
Bild Lilli by Ralph Hausser / Elastolin, 1955–1964
Clothing by E. Maar & Sohn (3M). See also Barbie; Schwabinchen; Miss Seventeen.
http://www.dollreference.com/bild_lilli.html
http://bisque-dolls.com/bild-lilli_and_Barbie (scroll down)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bild_Lilli_doll
http://www.marcdolls.ch/englilli.html
http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/lili.shtml
11½": http://dollreference.com/bild_lilli11.html
7½": http://dollreference.com/bild_lilli_7.html
About, article by Billy Boy, click Galleries
About: http://www.annezielinski-old.com/html/lilli.html
About Hausser Co., Elastolin
Clone / look-alike, made in Hong Kong, known as “Hong Kong Lilli”:
Fashion catalogs
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/groups/bild_lilli/
Billiken doll by Horsman / Steiff (misspelling Billikin)
http://www.antiquetrader.com/article/Speaking_of_Dolls_Billiken/
http://www.ohiokids.org/oe/yt/10a.shtml (sometimes unavailable)
http://www.rogersarkansas.com/museum/donation/Billiken%20Doll.htm
About: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billiken
Kewpie-Billiken celluloid
Steiff 1909, about: http://art-doll.com/steiff-felt-dolls/
Billy Boy Toys, 1985–
Bing Brothers Art Doll Co. / Bing Corp. / Gebruder Bing, Germany, 1882–1932
http://dollreference.com/bing_brothers_art_dolls.html
http://www.spielzeugmuseum-freinsheim.de/english/index.html
About, with photos
Bisque Kewpie types by Louis Wolf Co.
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Bionic Woman / Lindsay Wagner by Kenner, 1975–1977
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/bionicwoman.html
http://bionic.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Toys
http://www.bugeyedmonster.com/toys/smdm/bionicwoman.shtml
http://dollreference.com/kenner_parker_dolls.html
http://glamerboy.0catch.com/bionicwo.html (pop-ups)
http://www.petradolls.co.uk/otherdolls.htm
http://totallyjem.jemmagic.com/kennerbionicwoman.html
1976 JC Penney’s catalog
Comic book ad, Beauty Salon (click > for Dome House ad)
Fembot ad: http://www.plaidstallions.com/kenner/bionic.html
Kenner catalog pages: http://www.plaidstallions.com/smdm/index.html
NRFB examples
Supersize 18", sold only in UK
See also Six Million Dollar Man.
Biscaloid dolls (bisqualoid), 1920s
Rosi by Kämmer & Reinhardt:
Gladdie by Helen Jensen 1929
Bisque dolls. See also Antique; China; Parian; Repairs; and maker name.
Identifying genuine: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/doll_tips_2.htm
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/all_bisque_dolls.htm
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://www.hoshibld.co.jp/antique_eng.htm#dorutowa
http://www.sawdustladies.com/index.asp
http://www.vam.ac.uk/moc/collections/dolls/ceramic_dolls/index.html
http://tinyurl.com/jccbx
http://tinyurl.com/ycwkd8u
1900–1935
About:
All-bisque, small dolls
Alt, Beck & Gottschalck
Amberg, Louis & Son
Bathing beauties
Bergmann, C. M.
Buying: 10 things you should inspect when buying an antique bisque doll
Danel & Cie
Definition of bisque, see Glossary of doll materials
Describing, terms: http://www.noramcneil.com/subpage37.html
Dollhouse dolls, antique bisque
English, Doll Pottery Co.
Examples
French: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/french_dolls.htm
Frozen Charlotte and Charlie
German:
Googly-eyed character dolls
Half dolls or pincushion dolls
Happifat all-bisque doll
Jumeau
Kewpie
Marottes
Marseille, Armand
Mignonette “pocket” dolls 1875–1925
Nancy Ann Storybook, bisque
Nippon or Japan: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/bisque.htm
Packing for shipping or moving
Poulbot
Simon & Halbig
Reproductions: http://www.china-dolls.co.uk/Gallery.htm
Snowbabies, antique German
Thuillier
Vintage: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/bisque.htm
Bitty Baby by Pleasant Company / Mattel
Black dolls. See also the company or specific doll name.
http://www.angelfire.com/de3/blackdollezine/q42005.html
http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus8.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/blackdolls.html
http://mtess3.tripod.com/
http://www.philadollmuseum.com/vtour.asp
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue44/iss44p6.html
http://tinyurl.com/ydmxwvw
About & history:
African dolls
Alabama Indestructible Doll by Ella Smith
Amosandra by Sun Rubber
Antique dolls: http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus6.html
Art Fabric Mills
Aunt Jemima, Diana; Quaker Oats advertising caricatures:
Native Australian / Aboriginal tribes
Beatrice Wright / B. Wright Toy Co.
Big Beautiful Dolls
Black-owned doll companies, about; see also company names
Bru (Jne Bru & Cie), antique bisque
Celebrities or historical figures:
Chase / Martha Chase doll: http://esperstamps.org/t64.htm
Cindy by Horsman dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yjzzuyt
Cloth dolls (also called rag dolls):
Composition dolls, ca. 1920s to 1940s
Daddy’s Long Legs dolls, 1985–2003
EthiDolls, African dolls 2003–
Ethnic dolls, by country
Fashion dolls 1960s, about
Gambina, New Orleans, 1970s
Ginette by Vogue 1964–65
Golliwogg (Golliwog or Gollies) caricature:
Hamilton Design Systéme, 1994–
Honey the Teenager 1961
Kämmer & Reinhardt baby: http://tinyurl.com/z2scq
Kaysam-Jolly / Nasco
Kewpie-type celluloid, Japan: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/black_kewpies.htm
Leslie 1960s, photo; by Madame Alexander
Leo Moss dolls, late 1800s to early 1900s
Lomel Enterprises 1986
Mammy caricature, examples:
Marcus Garvey, UNIA dolls 1919
Missionary Ragbabies by Julia Jones Beecher 1880s–1910
Myla Perkins collection
National Negro Doll Co., Richard Henry Boyd, 1911
Norman Rockwell, “The Problem We All Live With,” doll by Mary Moline, 1981
OK Kader dolls 1950s: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/black_kader_doll.htm
Olmec Toys 1985–
Paper dolls, black
Papier-mâché, antique: http://tinyurl.com/kz9w2
Polly by Pullan
Sara Lee by Ideal 1951–53
Shindana Toys
Simon & Halbig doll: http://tinyurl.com/q86qk
Sun Tan dolls by W.B. Abbott / N.V. Sales Co., 1921–53
Tara by Ideal 1976
Terri Lee Dolls
Topsy dolls
Topsy-turvy dolls
Vermont Novelty Works 1850s
WPA dolls
Bleuette by SFBJ; Fleishmann & Blodel; UNIS, France; 1905–1960
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/todollheaven/bleuette.html
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/bleuettes.htm
http://www.museedelapoupeeparis.com/tempo/tempoenss.html
http://www.poupees-dolls.com/gal-mode/mode-bleuette-home.htm
http://www.squidoo.com/bleuette#module14068092
http://tinyurl.com/27vfd2
http://tinyurl.com/2sjeoa
http://tinyurl.com/yeknh3u
http://www.vintagebleuettes.com/
About:
Bécassine (Becassine):
Fashions from La Semaine de Suzette patterns:
Fashion patterns from Doll Reader magazine
Jumeau, first Bleuette: http://www.poupendol.com/bleuettepremieregb.html
La Semaine de Suzette 1915
Reproductions / homages:
SFBJ dolly-face molds:
Blinkins by LJN Toys, 1985–1986
Block Doll Co. See also Arranbee Littlest Angel.
http://breezeb.tripod.com/dolls.html
http://www.dollinfo.com/featuredolltodd.htm
http://www.dollmamasden.com/albumpage5.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://www.horsengoggle.com/dolls/B%20ALBUM/Block/
http://vintdolls.com/angels.html
Blossom Doll Co., boudoir dolls, 1920s–1930s
http://www.bonniescatsmeow.com/BonniesCollectionIndex.htm
http://www.bonniescatsmeow.com/DollCollectionIndexII.htm
http://frauwulf.blogspot.com/ (search blog)
Bluebird Toys / Origin Products, see Polly Pocket
Blue Box Toys (BBI) dolls/action figures
Blythe by Kenner/GMFGI & Tomy, 1972 / Takara / Hasbro / Ashton-Drake
http://dollreference.com/kenner_blythe.html
http://www.yatabazah.com/ChangeableBlythe/kenner_home.html
About / history:
1972 ad in Good Housekeeping
1972 example: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1003
Comic book ads:
Cleaning: http://www.puchicollective.com/archives/99
Modern releases: http://www.flickr.com/groups/blytheopedia/
Tomy, Japanese (Ai Ai Chan)
TV ad 1970s: http://youtube.com/watch?v=cpG8bpbzFl8
BND, see British National Dolls
Bogi action figures / dolls. See Dinah-Mite by Mego.
Barbie clone: http://www.barbiemuseum.nl/hong_kong.htm
Demo Girl 8": http://www.megolike.com/bogi.htm
Bonny Braids (from Dick Tracy) by Ideal 1951–1953. See Sparkle Plenty.
Sometimes misspelled Bonnie Braids; name is spelled Bonny on original box & tag.
http://collectdolls.about.com/library/gallery/blgalc6.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/bonniebraids.htm
http://tinyurl.com/m8bbz
Original box
Bonnytex, see rubber squeak dolls, 1950s–1960s
Little Red Riding Hood doll: Two-faced doll, 1956
Bonomi dolls / Luigi Bonomi, Italy
http://horsengoggle.com/dolls/B%20ALBUM/Bonomi/
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/64860.html
Brikette design by Bonomi for Vogue:
Jenny & other hard plastic doll, 1950s
Photo in this blog
Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/52937206@N00/2234099767/
Photo, close-up: http://www.flickr.com/photos/18746090@N00/489795337/
Borgfeldt, George (distributor), 1881–1950s
http://dollreference.com/george_borgfeldt_dolls.html
Betty Jean (Pretty Peggy) by Grace Corry Rockwell
Bye-Lo Baby by Grace Storey Putnam
Cameo / Joseph Kallus
Gladdie by Helen Jensen
Googly doll: “September Morn” by Grace Drayton (Googlies Part 2 article)
Handwerck, Heinrich
K & K Toy Co.
Kämmer & Reinhardt
Kestner
Mickey Mouse 1931
Skookum logo: http://tinyurl.com/yztdo9e
Boudoir dolls, also called bed, flapper, pillow, or smoker dolls; ca. 1915–1930s
About / history:
About / history, with photos:
Alma Co. dolls 1920s–1930s
Buying guide: http://74.53.108.66/~dollie/tdb-helpfulhints.html
Cubeb smoker by Mutual Novelty, 1925–30s:
Dolls of the Art Deco Era by Susanna Oroyan
Examples, various makers:
Gerb’s, France 1927–30: http://frauwulf.blogspot.com/ (Search blog)
Gre-Poir dolls
Helene Sardeau portrait boudoir dolls
Keeneye:
Lenci dolls
Papier-mâché heads, photo
Papier-mâché head, photo
Ring Lady dolls, France:
Smoker dolls:
Boy Scout dolls, see Steve Scout
Bradley dolls, cloth pose dolls, Japan, 1954–1984
http://www.dollkind.com/bradley-dolls.shtml
http://www.dollprice.com/searchdolls.php?terms=Bradley
http://www.dollreference.com/cloth_dolls.html
Photos:
Brass Key International, The (TBKI); 1996–
Bratz by MGA Entertainment
Bratz line (Babyz, Big Babyz, Li’l Bratz) by MGA Entertainment
Brenda Starr dolls by Madame Alexander and Effanbee / Tonner
About: http://fashiondollcollectorsclubgb.co.uk/OtherDollsindex.html (scroll right)
Comic, about: http://www.toonopedia.com/br_starr.htm
Effanbee/Tonner:
Madame Alexander 1964:
Tonner: http://www.lareba.com/fashiondolls/Tyler/brendastarr.htm
Breyer, Brenda; Breyer Animal Creations / Reeves / Unger Toys, 1980s–
Brikette by Vogue Dolls, 1959–1961
http://www.dollinfo.com/brikette.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/vogue_dolls.html
Bonomi design for: Body comparison to other Bonomi dolls
Original for Talky Tina on “Twilight Zone:”
Sailor outfit
Similar: Jinx doll by Kaysam-Jolly
Re-release 1977
British / English dolls
http://www.thehamiltontoycollection.co.uk/doll/index.htm
http://www.vam.ac.uk/moc/collections/toys/manufacturers/britain/index.html
http://www.virtualvalley.co.uk/britdoll/hardplastic2.html
8" Ginny-type: http://www.50sdolls.com/english.htm
Allwin 1935: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/allwin_baby_doll.htm
Amanda Jane dolls
Black dolls, made in England: http://tinyurl.com/ykm8hon
British Doll Artists Association: http://britishdollartists.org.uk/BDA/
British National Dolls (BND)
Chiltern
Christmas fairy dolls: http://www.dollreader.com/vintage.php?id=420
Clothkits 1970s:
Dollhouses
Doll Pottery Co., bisque: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/english_bisque_doll.htm
Farnell’s Alpha Toys
Historical dolls
Jemima, “Play School” TV show, 1964–88:
Liberty of London
List of makers: http://www.dollreference.com/england_dollmakers.html
Mary Quant
Merrythought
My Darling’s Dollcraft 1940s
Nisbet, Peggy
Old Cottage Toys, Margaret & Susi Fleischman 1939–76
Palitoy
Pedigree
Pot composition type / pot dolls, 1940s–:
Roddy
Rosebud
Sarold
Wax dolls, English
British National Dolls (BND), 1930–1960
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://www.virtualvalley.co.uk/britdoll/hardplastic3.html
http://www.wondersofyouth.co.uk/page4.html
Britney Spears dolls by Play Along / Jakks Pacific
Brownies by Palmer Cox. See also Antique.
http://home.earthlink.net/~hellerest/VAGABONDSONG.HTML
http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/scoop_article.asp?ai=5801&si=124
http://tinyurl.com/yhobwhn
http://www.toonopedia.com/brownies.htm
Preprinted (lithograph) cloth & paper:
Brownie & Girl Scout dolls, see Girl Scout
Bru Jne & Cie / Casimir Bru, 1866–1899. See also Antique; SFBJ.
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Bru-Dolls.html
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/bru.htm
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/brudolls.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/jne_bru_cie.html
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls.htm
http://lindolleys.com/bru_dolls.asp
http://www.liveauctiontalk.com/free_article_detail.php?article_id=406
http://publications.kaleden.com/articles/88.html
About: http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/changing/orozco/france.html
Barrois, Eugene; made heads for Bru
Bébé, ca. 1878: http://www.puppenhausmuseum.ch/France.59.0.html (music)
Closed mouth: http://www.mishutkadesign.com/blog/?p=203
French fashion dolls:
Black dolls: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Breveté 1879–80: http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/213388.htm
House of Girard: http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article761.shtml
Oriental #7, antique & reproduction
Reproductions: http://www.nadda.org/edpages.html
Swivel head
Wood-bodied:
Bruckner, Albert / Bruckner’s Sons (Brückner), 1901–1930
http://dollreference.com/bruckner_albert.html
http://tinyurl.com/nlxnj
Early 1900s: http://tinyurl.com/32axr4
See also Topsy-turvy, two-headed cloth dolls.
Bucherer, A. & Cie, metal dolls, Switzerland, 1921–1930
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/bucherer_metal_doll.htm
http://tinyurl.com/df2bd9
http://www.dollreference.com/bucherer_dolls.html
Mama Katzenjammer 1921
Buddy Lee by Lee Company, 1920–1962
http://www.dollreference.com/buddy_lee_doll50s.html
http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/buddylee.shtml
http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/06/buddy-lee.html
http://tinyurl.com/yjw8f9g
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddy_Lee
1998 Buddy Lee:
Phillips 66:
Buddy Palooka by Ham Fisher and Personality Doll Corp., 1950s
http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?Auction=193&ItemNo=62085
http://projectabsurd.byethost6.com/antiquefest07212007.htm
Buffy & Mrs. Beasley dolls by Eegee / Mattel
Eegee, Tandy Talks (music)
Mattel:
Buggy / buggies for dolls
Bullard, Helen. See also Wooden dolls.
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lfavsub.html
http://www.dollmuseum.com/articles.htm
1953: http://tinyurl.com/27xwvu
American Family: http://library.uncg.edu/depts/archives/exhibits/garlow_dolls/
Holly Dolls:
NIADA: http://www.niada.org/about.html
Buschow & Beck, metal & celluloid dolls, 1890–1930s
Borgfeldt, distributor: http://dollreference.com/george_borgfeldt_dolls.html
Celluloid: working on
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Minerva metal head dolls
Butler Brothers, distributor, 1910–1935
http://www.dollreference.com/butler_brothers_dolls.html
Snowbabies figures: http://tinyurl.com/yzybzbf
Butterfly Ring by Spellbound Dolls
Butterfly Woman by Olmec, 1986
Bye-Lo Baby by Grace Storey Putnam, 1923–. See also Antique; Baby dolls.
http://tinyurl.com/2znmpn
Babykins, Bye-Lo, Fly-Lo: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Cameo: http://www.dollreference.com/cameo_dolls.html
Celluloid, unknown: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/317.html
Century, Bye-Lo type, Kestner head
Examples:
Horsman 1972: http://www.dollreference.com/horsman_dolls1960-1970s.html
Packing a bisque Bye-Lo for shipping
Byers’ Choice Carolers by Joyce Byers, 1960s–. See also Simpich.
http://www.kindlecreation.com/carolers/oldfriends/
Collecting, about: http://www.waysidecountrystore.com/bchowtostart.htm
Exhibit: http://historiccamdencounty.com/ccnews79.shtml
Salvation Army Carolers: http://www.sacollectables.com/byers.html
c
Cabbage Patch Kids by Xavier Roberts/Coleco/Hasbro/Matte /TRU; 1979–
Caco / Caho dollhouse-size dolls, Germany
Calico Lassie (“Ellie Mae Clampett”) by Unique / Elite Creations, 1964–1965
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/38853263
http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35899061@N04/4290978612/
http://www.tammyconvention.com/2007_Show_Tell3.html
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=picture&id=1151
Kellogg’s cereal premium: 1963 cereal box ad
California Originals by Michele, see Artisan Doll Co.
Callie Lou (Calli Lou) reproductions, see Clarmaid
Cameo Doll Co. / Joseph Kallus, 1913–1980s
http://www.dollreference.com/cameo_dolls.html
http://www.oldwoodtoys.com/cameo_doll_co.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/cameo/cameo.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yepxlup
Betty Boop examples: http://melbirnkrant.com/a_comic2.htm
Borgfeldt, George, distributor: http://dollreference.com/george_borgfeldt_dolls.html
Girl Scout 1985: http://9975.hostinglogin.com/dolls.htm
History: http://www.smethporthistory.org/port.allegany/cameodoll/intropage.htm
Ideal dolls: Flexy and animation character dolls
Kewpie
Margie: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/cameo_margie.htm
Miss Peep:
Pretty Bessie: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/bessie.html
Scootles
Campbell Kids & Dolly Dingle by Grace Drayton; various makers
http://www.dollkind.com/dolly-dingle-doll.shtml
http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
1955 Spiegel catalog
About Grace Drayton: http://lambiek.net/artists/d/drayton_g.htm
American Character, Campbell Kids & Dolly Dingle:
Dolly Dingle by Averill:
Dolly Dingle paper dolls, 1913–33:
Eugene 1980s: http://www.dollprice.com/searchdolls.php?terms=eugene
Horsman dolls:
Knickerbocker 1973: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/372.html
“Magic skin” dolls
Modern cloth 2001: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/campbells.html
Rubber or vinyl, unknown maker:
Canadian dolls / Canada doll makers
Antique doll & toy makers, list: http://www.mckendry.net/TOYS/toys.htm
Black dolls by Canadian makers: http://tinyurl.com/yj2owv6
Canadian Doll Artists Association: http://www.dollartists.ca/
Dee an Cee
Dominion Toy Manufacturing Co.
Eagle Toy Co. dollhouses
Eaton’s Beauty / Eaton Department Store dolls
History
Irwin
Kehagias (Canada) / Kexagias (Greece): working on
Mayfair Products Ltd.
Nerlich & Co., retailer, 1858–: http://www.mckendry.net/TOYS/toys.htm#Nerlich
Olympic skaters & skiers: http://www.antique67.com/articles.php?article=39
Pullan
Regal Toy Co.
Reliable Toy Co.
Star Doll & Distinctive Dolls
Candi / Lady Linda and Fashion Candi by Mego, 1970s–1980
http://dollreference.com/mego_dolls.html
11½" Fashion Candi and Coppertone Candi:
19" Candi / Lady Linda, 1979–80:
Candi Girls by Hamilton Design Systéme / Integrity Toys, 1994–
Candy Fashion by Deluxe Reading, 1958–1965
Original doll is 21" tall, and reproduction is 18" tall.
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id48.html
http://dollreference.com/deluxe_reading_doll.html
http://tinyurl.com/ydea32p
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/deluxe/candy.html
Modern reproduction 18", by Charisma
Captain Action by Ideal / Playing Mantis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Action
Comic book ad (click > for parachute ad)
Ideal 1966–68:
Playing Mantis 1997–2000:
Carlson dolls, 1946– . See also Dress-me dolls.
http://home.comcast.net/~novemberblue/carlson_dolls.htm
Historical figures
Native American souvenirs: http://www.home.deds.nl/~dolls/spot3.htm
Carnival or Boopie celluloid dolls by various makers, usually in Japan
About, brief
Photos of examples
See also genuine Kewpie dolls.
Carpatina dolls, 2002–
Carol the Color-Me Doll by Bayshore Industries / Eppy
Vinyl one-piece doll, with all-white eyes
Carriages, buggies, prams, or strollers for dolls
Carselle Muñecos (Munecos), Mexico
Señorita, Mexican, and matador dolls
Cassini; Tina Cassini doll by Oleg Cassini & Ross Products (Hong Kong), 1963–1964
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/38853262
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls_1960s.html
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=27
1964 Sears catalog
Fashion booklet
Photo of Tina Cassini doll
Cathie by Bella (Société Bella of France), 1967–1982
http://crissytown.8thman.com/growhairworld_5a.html
http://www.cathie.fr/ (not translated)
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=collection&id=12
1977–78: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play5.html
Netta lookalike: http://www.cathie.fr/crbst_110.html
Celebrity dolls. See name of celebrity, movie, or TV show. See Mattel; Mego; Remco.
http://celebritydollmuseum.com/
http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/nmop/2/9
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/celeb.htm
About: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aa102701a.htm
Audrey Hepburn dolls
Barbie Collectibles: Celebrity dolls, modern
Beatles dolls
Brooke Shields doll by LJN 1980s
Carol Channing doll, “Hello, Dolly!” by Allied (AE) / Nasco:
Deanna Durbin doll
Diana, Princess of Wales dolls
Diana Ross dolls
Dolly Parton dolls:
Elizabeth Taylor dolls
Flip Wilson doll by Shindana 1970–71
Franklin Mint dolls
“Get Smart” dolls: http://ilovegetsmart.com/figures.html
Hasbro Show Biz Babies 1967–68
“I Love Lucy” dolls 1950s–
Jackie Robinson doll: http://www.dollreference.com/allied_grand_dolls.html
Joe Namath doll: http://homepages.nyu.edu/~seh1/Barbie/JoeNamath.htm
Kennedy, John F., Jacqueline, Caroline, & John
Lana Turner doll by Integrity/Jason Wu
Modern: http://dolladdict.net/index_files/Page491.htm
Pee Wee Herman doll: http://retroland.com/pages/retropedia/toys/item/2616/
Remco dolls
Rosie O’Donnell doll: http://www.ladybast.com/dl/7Main.htm
Teddy Roosevelt Safari by Schoenhut
Twiggy dolls, vintage and modern
Celluloid dolls. See also Antique.
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/celluloid_dolls.htm
http://www.collectorcafe.com/article_archive.asp?article=250&id=1479
http://www.dollreference.com/celluloid_dolls1869_1950s.html
http://www.poupees-dolls.com/gal-celluloid/home-gal-cellulo.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yqob97
About / history:
Carnival-type dolls
Cascelloid, see Palitoy
Celluloid head, cloth body example: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/cell.htm
Definition of celluloid, see also: Glossary of doll materials
German marks: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Japan 1930s
Kämmer & Reinhardt
Kestner
Kewpie dolls
Multi-faced doll: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/celluloid.htm
Petitcollin, France 1860– (eagle mark)
PH mark, Paul Hunaeus
Repairing celluloid dolls
Russian type: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/russian_celluloid_dolls.htm
Schildkröet dolls (turtle mark)
Société Nobel Française (SNF) 1927–1939
Viscoloid dolls
Century Doll Co. / Domec / Doll Corporation of America, 1909–1930s
http://dollreference.com/century_doll_company.html
Grace Corry Rockwell, 1921–
Ceppi Ratti, see Giochi Preziosi
Chad Valley dolls, cloth, 1917– . See also Palitoy; Norah Wellings.
http://www.cozy.org/pics/felt/0168_1_md
http://tinyurl.com/yllsq3o
About:
Beefeater doll
Example, early to mid-1950s
Mabel Lucie Atwell dolls: http://tinyurl.com/2tg5ab
Snow White 1930s
Character dolls. See also Antique.
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/character_dolls.htm
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article595.shtml
http://publications.kaleden.com/articles/820.html
Definition: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/character.htm
Franz Schmidt
“Charlie’s Angels” by Hasbro / Mattel / Mego / Jakks Pacific
http://www.alphalink.com.au/~jenjoy/CAdolls.html
Hasbro & Jakks Pacific, 2000: http://www.alphalink.com.au/~jenjoy/CAdolls.html
Hasbro & Spelling-Goldberg 8", 1977–78:
Mattel: Cheryl Ladd & Kate Jackson
Mego, Farrah Fawcett:
Mego, Jaclyn Smith: http://glamerboy.0catch.com/tvstars.html (pop-ups)
Charmkins by Hasbro, 1983–1984
Chase, Martha Jenks, Stockinet dolls. See also Antique; Cloth.
http://www.dollreference.com/cloth_dolls.html
http://www.heirlooms4tomorrow.com/martha_chase.htm
http://tinyurl.com/p2kkj
About:
Alice in Wonderland 1920s group: http://tinyurl.com/yj7cmeo
Black doll, on U.S. stamp: http://esperstamps.org/t64.htm
Examples:
Hospital / Sanitary / nursing mannequin:
See also similar, Ella Smith dolls.
Chatty Cathy & Charmin’ Chatty by Mattel / Dee an Cee in Canada, 1960–1965
http://www.aaanimations.com/chattycathyIntroduction.html
http://www.chatty-cathy.net/
http://www.dollinfo.com/mchatcath.htm
http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/dollnews33001chatty.shtml
http://www.ttinet.com/chattycathy/
About / history:
Black doll: http://tinyurl.com/yf92koc
Canadian, soft face, side-glancing glassine eyes; photo
Eyes, about: http://www.aaanimations.com/chattycathyeyes.html
Reproduction: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/mattel.html
Voice: http://www.tvacres.com/dolls_chatty.htm
Cher and Sonny by Mego, 1976–1981
http://www.dollreference.com/mego_sonny_cher.html
http://www.glamerboy.0catch.com/cher.html (pop-ups)
http://www.hieroglyph.net/frameset4.html
http://www.megomuseum.com/teevee/tvstarz.html
http://www.tvtoys.com/library/sony_and_cher/index.html
Catalog pages:
Fashions:
Cherry Merry Muffin by Mattel, 1988–1990
Chiltern dolls 1908–. See also Chad Valley.
http://tinyurl.com/yjqbmuu
1970s example: http://dollmum.blogspot.com/2009/08/sorting-clothes.html
History: http://www.cymruted.com/html/chiltern.html
China dishware & tea sets for dolls
China dolls, antique (glazed china). See also Antique; “Walda.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_doll
Identifying and dating china dolls, and detecting reproductions:
1840s: http://blog.rubylane.com/node/567
1800–1890s: http://tinyurl.com/ydfc6k9
1800–1850 examples: http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1800-1850.html
1850–1860 examples: http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1850-1860s.html
1860–1890s examples: http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1860-1890s.html
About / history:
Bathing beauties figures
Definition of china, see Glossary of doll materials.
Examples, photos in this blog:
Examples, various makers:
Frozen Charlotte and Charlie
German 1860–90s: http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php
Hertel & Schwab Co.
Hertwig & Co., “Pet Name”
Parian (unglazed) dolls
Porcelain dolls, modern
Reproductions, modern:
Rohmer, Madame Leontine
Royal Copenhagen
Chinese dolls. See also Asian.
http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/03/initial-list-of-people-agencies.html
http://breezeb.tripod.com/dollschinese.html
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lchina.html
Ada Lum cloth dolls, ca. 1930s–
Bähr & Pröschild bisque 1890: http://tinyurl.com/2a32qv
Bisque head Chinese girl, made in Japan, photo
Composition (unknown maker), photo
Composition head, cloth body & limbs, ca. 1960s–70s, photo
Door of Hope dolls
Karito Kids by Kids Give 2007–
Kunming Blind School tourist dolls 1940s
Michael Lee, Hong Kong
Tripod mark: http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/03/more-hong-kong-dolls.html
Cindy Lou by Richwood Enterprises
http://dollreference.com/richwood_cindy_lou.html
http://goldenrosedolls.com/cindylou.htm
Mary Hoyer mold
Circle P mark
Circle X mark
Cissette 10" by Madame Alexander 1957–
Modern, 2004–: http://dollikin.tripod.com/madam/cissette.html
Vintage 1957–63:
Vintage Cissette mold, other dolls:
Cissy by Madame Alexander
Modern 1996– :
Vintage 1955–59 and 1962:
Cititoy / Hong Kong City Toys & Factory / Geoffrey (Toys R Us), 1980s–
Citro Manufacturing for Pond’s Cold Cream
http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/citro/citro.htm
Clarmaid by Clara Wade & Callie Lou by Neva Wade Garnett, 1950s–1970s
Reproduction china and parian dolls. (Misspelling: Clairmaid)
http://www.worthpoint.com/blog-entry/reproduction-antique-enhance
See also Emma Clear.
Clea Bella by Bella Productions
Cleaning, care, repair, and storage tips
Clear, Emma / Humpty Dumpty Doll Hospital (HDDH), 1930s–1950s
Reproduction china & parian dolls.
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/artist%20signed.html
http://tinyurl.com/yeuqsnj
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/gsdc/news0307.htm (scroll down)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_doll
http://www.worthpoint.com/blog-entry/reproduction-antique-enhance
http://zgaragesale.blogspot.com/2007/08/emma-clear-marie-cecelia.html
1945 example
Body example: http://www.fabrics.net/joan901.asp
George & Martha Washington
Clodrey dolls, Canada and France
Ideal Crissy body 1972:
Cloth dolls or rag dolls, antique & vintage
Clothes or clothing for dolls: Research, patterns, and sewing
Cochran, Dewees; see Dewees Cochran Dolls
Coleco dolls 1980s–
Collecting and buying dolls, about: articles, general information, or links
Columbian Dolls by Emma Adams, 1891–1910. See also Antique; Cloth.
http://www.chattydolls.net/history.htm
http://www.clothdollcreations.co.uk/stylespages/columbian.htm
http://laurelleaf.com/Columbianhistory.htm
http://www.odaca.org/tips/columbifos.php
Examples, photos:
Comic Heroines (“Superqueens”) by Ideal. See Ideal Misty.
1967 Batgirl, Mera, Supergirl, and Wonder Woman
http://jemboy.net/super/ideal.html
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/sqindex.shtml
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1960s.html
http://www.harpiesbizarre.com/idealdolls.htm
http://www.toyotter.com/actiongirl/collect.html
Comparison to Barbie Comic Heroines 2004
Wonder Woman doll: http://www.wonderwomancollectors.com/dolls.html
Composition dolls. See also Boudoir dolls.
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/composition_dolls.htm
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/compositiondoll.htm
http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
1900–1935: http://tinyurl.com/yzfwy9x
1935–1950: http://tinyurl.com/yfb6t3b
Definition of composition:
Eyes, replacing
French, unmarked
Identifying composition vs. hard plastic
Identifying faces: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
Mama dolls
Marks: http://www.dollreference.com/composition_doll_marks.html
Pot composition type, Britain 1940s
Repairing
Restringing dolls
Corolle dolls, 1979–
Corry Rockwell, Grace 1921–
Century Doll Co., marketed by: http://tinyurl.com/ybuqhwn
Little Brother & Little Sister (Averill Manufacturing/Georgene Novelties):
Pretty Peggy/Betty Jean: http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/229148.html
Cosmopolitan Toy & Doll, 1950s
http://www.dollreference.com/cosmopolitan_dolls50s.html
Doll size comparison: http://lilsdolls.se/lilsdolls/ginger/gingersi.htm
Ginger 8" 1954–
Little Miss Ginger 8" 1957– :
Miss Ginger 10" 1957– :
Coty Girl / Miss Coty by Arranbee
Cowgirl dolls by various makers, 1950s
http://www.scottpublications.com/cdcmag/img/CowgirlMay10.pdf (PDF file)
CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods), see Glamour Gals; SeeWees; or Kenner.
Cragstan, see Miss Cindy; Ginny, furniture; or Barbie & Skipper clones
Creative Doll Co. / Clotilde, by Maryanne Oldenburg, 1996–2005
Creata International, 1980s–
Creedy, Berdine, 1999–
Crepe paper dolls. See also Paper dolls.
http://www.dollreader.com/paper-dolls.php?id=83
Mary Francis Woods, Native American dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yfkvvyp
Cricket by American Character, 1966–1967
Cricket by Playmates, 1986
Crissy by Ideal, 1969–1974. See also Sheena by Palitoy.
http://www.crissyandbeth.com/ (voice recording)
http://crissytown.8thman.com/fcrissy_main.html
http://www.dollinfo.com/icrissyfam.htm
http://www.mallaby.ca/crissy.htm
http://what-a-doll.blogspot.com/
1971 Sears Wishbook
Anatomy, inner parts: http://justaboutdolls.homestead.com/crissyanatomy.html
Black dolls: http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/dollnews31301.shtml
Black doll, see Tara by Ideal 1976
Catalogs: http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=20
Clones (pop-ups)
Guide: http://tinyurl.com/2cv2ye
Look-Around, repairing: http://id.mind.net/~truwe/tina/lookaround.html
Magic Hair Crissy 1977:
Sears, Sew Simple 1971
TV ads, videos
Cubeb, see Boudoir dolls, 1915–1930s
Cuno & Otto Dressel (COD), 1700–1940s. See also Antique; Bisque.
This company also used bisque heads from Simon & Halbig and Armand Marseille.
http://dollreference.com/dressel_cuno_otto_dolls.html
Dress, ca. 1897, mark on hem
Eaton’s Beauty dolls: http://tinyurl.com/ylfonn9
Jutta, all original, photo
Marks: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Wax over composition doll: http://tinyurl.com/yjjqsc2
Cupcakes by Kenner / Tonka / Radica, 1990s–
Cutie Club by LGTI, Lewis Galoob, 1989
Cynthia; Best Friend Cynthia by Mattel, 1971–1972. See also Quick Curl Casey.
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/cynthia.html
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?cynthiaindex
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_cynthia1971.html
d
Daddy-Long-Legs dolls, based on Jean Webster’s book, ca. 1914–
About Jean Webster, mentions dolls: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Webster
Advertisement for dolls, 1915
Daddy’s Long Legs dolls by Karen Germany, 1985–2003
DAE Originals, see Miniquin, 2002–
Daisy by Mary Quant / Flair/ Model Toys / Palitoy, 1973–1983. See also Fleur; Havoc.
http://www.daisydoll.co.nz/
http://dollreference.com/mary_quant_daisy.html
http://dollsallover.webs.com/
http://www.freewebs.com/the-ultimate-daisy-page/index.htm
http://www.freewebs.com/philippa4pilutta/daisybymaryquantdolls.htm
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/carrie.williams66/daisy.htm
http://www.mydaisydoll.20m.com/
http://tinyurl.com/ya6r7xg
About, brief
By year: http://www.angelfire.com/comics/justjosie/dsydossier.html
Clone: http://www.barbiemuseum.nl/hong_kong.htm (scroll down)
Fashions: http://ddahlia.tripod.com/dsyupdt.html
Daisy Kingdom / Springs Industries by Patti Reed, 1990s
Daisy & Willow by Knickerbocker, 1999–2001
Dakin dolls, 1960s–. See also Applause.
1980s– : http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/dakin.html
Blue Bonnet Sue, cloth, 1986. See also Dress-me dolls.
Dream Dolls, 1960s; see also pose dolls:
Dam, see Trolls
“Dance with Me Rita” doll, 1950s
1955 Spiegel catalog
Dancerina and Dancerella by Mattel, 1968–1970s
Baby Dancerina: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/dancerina.html
Dancerella 18", 1972–
Dancerina 24", 1968– : http://www.dollinfo.com/dancerina.htm
Danel & Cie bisque dolls, 1889–1892. See Jumeau. See also Antique.
http://dollreference.com/danel_cie.html
Dandee (Dan Dee), 1970s–1990s
Darci by GMFGI Kenner, 1977–1981. See also Jem; Star Wars Leia.
http://www.darcidoll.com/
http://dollreference.com/kenner_parker_dolls.html
http://www.glamerboy.0catch.com/darci.html (pop-ups)
http://www.retroist.com/2010/01/19/darci-cover-girl-a-product-of-her-times/
http://tommysfashiondolls.free.fr/indexdarci.htm
http://totallyjem.jemmagic.com/kennerdarci.html
About:
Darci and Jem body comparison: http://www.jemdolls.com/jemauntdarci.html
Davy Crockett dolls by various makers, 1954–1960s
About: http://www.retroland.com/pages/retropedia/fashion/item/3272
Dress-me type: http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?Auction=187&ItemNo=39890
Fortune 1955: http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?Auction=191&ItemNo=55504
Ginny by Vogue: http://tinyurl.com/2esg7e
Dawn dolls by Topper 1970–1973 / Takara / Checkerboard
Identifying dolls:
Identifying dolls & fashions, plus look-alikes:
Identifying shoes vs. similar shoes
About: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aa091501aa.htm
About, brief:
Booklet
Checkerboard/Toy-O-Rama (modern):
Clones / look-alikes:
Collecting, about: http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/dawn.shtml
Dying vinyl
Fashions:
Fashion Showcase 1970
Mirror, Cameo
NRFB, vintage to modern
Photos:
Rerooting:
Takara (vintage Japan)
Dazzle by Mattel, 1981–1983
Deanna Durbin doll by Ideal, 1938–1941
http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1940s.html
http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/331.html
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/ideal.htm
http://tinyurl.com/ydez45l
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/celeb.htm#durbin
Closed mouth: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
Miss Liberty 1940s: http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/durban.htm
Dean’s Rag Book Co. / Deans Rag Book, England, 1903–1930s
About: http://art-doll.com/lenci-dolls-and-their-counterparts/
About; & 1936–38 companion size doll
Companion size, boy 1930s
Companion size, Dutch pair 1940s
Label: http://dollreference.com/cloth_dolls.html
Rubber doll: http://tinyurl.com/y9ebupz
Smart Set 1920s
Debbie Drake dolls. See also Barbie clones; Polly Play-Pose; Marx Marlene
11½" with platinum hair; unknown maker, possibly Reliable or Valentine, 1960s:
Kaysam doll: http://www.flickr.com/photos/35899061@N04/3849889524/
Debbie the Elegant Doll, Diploma Distributors, New Zealand, 1960s–
Doll has powder / talc bottle body. See also Barbie clones.
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/38378201
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36636846@N07/4085663365/
http://tinyurl.com/2w7qank
Debbie Toy Co., see Valentine Dolls, Inc.
“DeDo” imported by A.D. Sutton & Sons. These dolls did not have names.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/dedo/
DeDo ca. 1960s, and DeDo type made in Italy ca. 1950s, photo
DeDo type made in Italy ca. 1950s, photo
Dee an Cee dolls. See also Canadian.
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/dandc/dandc.htm
Black dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yj2owv6
Chatty Cathy
Eaton’s Beauty / Eaton Department Store dolls
History: http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/hist/dolls/dovin01e.shtml
Two-faced doll
DeFilippo, Vincent A.
working on
De Fuisseaux, Belgium, ca. 1909–1913
http://dollreference.com/defuisseaux_dolls.html
Delcroix, Henri (PAN), 1865–1887
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_2.htm
Deluxe Reading dolls, 1950s–1970s. See also 14R dolls; Topper.
http://www.dollinfo.com/50fash.htm
http://www.dollinfo.com/grocerydolls.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/deluxe_reading_doll.html
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/deluxereading.htm
http://www.homationsystems.com/deluxe/
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/deluxe/deluxe.htm
Betty’s Beauty Parlor 1964: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play3.html
Candy Fashion 1958–1965
Dream Kitchen: http://bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?dkindex
Go-Gos, 1965–1966
Little Miss Fashion & Little Miss Beauty Parlor: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dolls.html
Little Red Riding Hood
Lovable Louise 1958: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1103
Penny Brite 1963–
Suzy Cute 1964–66
Sweet Judy 1958: http://dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1137
Sweet Rosemary: http://babyboomerdolls.com/
Dennis the Menace by Henry King Ketcham (HKK) / Brookglad, 1950s–
http://www.dollinfo.com/DenMen.htm
1957 Bloomingdale’s catalog (PDF file)
1958 Sears catalog
Cartoon & comic, about: http://www.toonopedia.com/dennis.htm
Determined Productions, see Joan Walsh Anglund
Determined Products, see Babysitter’s Club 1990s
Dewees Cochran Dolls, Inc., 1934–1970s. See also Sybil Jason.
http://www.dollreference.com/cochran_dewees_dolls.html
http://olddolls.net/qa.htm
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1935-1950-Composition.html
Effanbee American Children & Anne Shirley / Little Lady:
Look-Alike portrait dolls:
Reproductions; & some original dolls:
DI mark, see Durham Industries
Diana, Princess of Wales, & British Royal Family dolls by various makers
Dinah-mite by Mego, 1972–1975
http://www.alphalink.com.au/~jenjoy/DAJdolls.html
http://www.megocentral.com/dinah1.html
http://www.megomuseum.com/dinahmite/index.html
http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/dinahmite.html
Catalogs 1973–75: http://www.megomuseum.com/catalog/1973/dinah.shtml
Clone, Demo Girl by Bogi
Dionne Quintuplets by Madame Alexander, 1935
http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/hist/dolls/doant01e.shtml
http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/tresors/treasure/252eng.shtml
http://www.dollreference.com/alexander_doll.html
http://tinyurl.com/ykjpkp6
Madame Alexander photo, 1936: http://jwa.org/archive/alexander/macl.html
Merry-go-round
Disney dolls by various makers, vintage
1980s and later dolls
6½" Princesses by Mattel 1990s
11½" modern by Mattel, Tyco, & other companies
Alice in Wonderland 1951–
“Bedknobs & Broomsticks,” Angela Lansbury, 1971
Cinderella tea set: http://www.treasuresforlittlechildren.com/smithhouse.htm
Davy Crockett 1950s
Dumbo by Cameo: http://www.dollreference.com/cameo_dolls.html
Effanbee 1977–78: http://www.dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls1940_1970s.html
Engel-Puppen, Disneyland dolls
Krueger cloth dolls 1920–30s
Liddle Kiddles dolls: Disney Skediddlers
Mickey Mouse 1931, George Borgfeldt
Mickey Mouse Club 1950s; dolls, furniture & miniatures for Ginger & Ginny:
It’s a Small World
Peter Pan’s Tinkerbell 1955 by Hungerford Plastics
Pinocchio by Ideal, composition & wood, 1940:
Pinocchio’s Blue Fairy:
Mary Poppins by Horsman
Pollyanna by Uneeda
Sleeping Beauty by Madame Alexander
Snow White by various makers
Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf:
Tony Sarg marionettes 1934–
Vintage dolls, various makers
Doll Bodies Co., 1950s–. See also Dress-me dolls.
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Lingerie Lou
Lu-Ann 20": http://vintdolls.com/fashion.html
Mary Lu, 8" Ginny-type:
Dollcraft Novelty Co., (Doll Craft), New York, 1920s–1930s. See Joy Doll Products.
Ethnic and 1939 World’s Fair dolls:
Tonto 1938 (Lone Ranger)
Dollcraft, California, see Kerr & Hinz
Dollfie, see Super Dollfie by Volks
Dollhouse dolls
Dollhouses & furnishings
Dollikin by Uneeda. See also Baby Dollikin.
http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_dollikin.html
http://valbob8.tripod.com/dollikin/valsdollikins.htm
6½" Little Miss Dollikin and Triki Miki:
11½" Dollikin:
15" and 19–20" Dollikin:
Doll Maker by Linda Rick, 1990–
Doll Pottery Co., England, ca. 1914–
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/english_bisque_doll.htm
Three-in-One doll 1916
Dolls of Destiny by A & H Manufacturing, 1953–1954
http://www.dollreference.com/ah_manufacturing_dolls.html
12 Historical Ladies
Dolly Darlings by Hasbro / Palitoy, 1965–1968
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?ddindex
http://www.dollreference.com/dolly_darling_menu.html
Hatbox 1965: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/404.html
Palitoy dolls: http://dollreference.com/dolly_darling_palitoy.html
Dolly Dingle by Grace Drayton, 1913–
Dolly Pops by Knickerbocker, 1979–1982
Dominion Toy Manufacturing, 1911–1932. See also Canadian dolls.
http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/hist/dolls/docan01e.shtml
Eaton’s Beauty / Eaton Department Store dolls
Doodle yarn doll kits by Whiting, 1960s
Doodle Bride, 1961 Billy and Ruth catalog (PDF file, p. 4)
Door of Hope dolls, Chinese, 1901–1949
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/ldoorh.html
About / history:
Identifying the dolls; and history
Examples
Dora Petzold (DP), Germany, 1919–1920s
Cloth boy doll: http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/197579.html
Cloth girl doll: http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/197578.html
Composition doll
Dornheim, Koch & Fischer; china dolls, 1856–1913
http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/changing/orozco/grafenroda.html
Countess Dagmar
Marks:
Dora the Explorer by Fisher-Price/Mattel, 2000–
Drayton, Grace, 1909–1925+
About Grace Drayton: http://lambiek.net/artists/d/drayton_g.htm
Campbell Kids and Dolly Dingle
Googly doll: “September Morn” for Borgfeldt (Googlies Part 2 article)
Dreamie Sweets by DSI, 1997
Dream World composition dolls, 1940s
http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/04/dream-world-dolls.html
http://dollreference.com/dream_world_dolls.html
http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/09/dream-world-dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/n6z83
Similar to Madame Alexander Little Betty 11" & Tiny Betty 7–8" (Wendy Ann):
Dressel, Cuno & Otto, 1700–1940s
Dressel & Kister 1837–1876; A. W. Fr. Kister 1876–1949
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Porcelain-china-bisque-dolls.html
About / history:
China head: http://www.dollreference.com/china_head_dolls.html
Half or pincushion dolls
Two-faced china peddler: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/kister_youth_and_old_age.htm
Dress-me dolls by various makers, late 1940s–1970s
Dress-me dolls were sold both nude and inexpensively costumed, with clothing usually stapled, glued, or sewn onto the doll. When clothed, they were also called character, costume, fashion, international, shelf, souvenir, travel, or world dolls. Many companies produced crochet, knitting, and sewing patterns meant for the nude dress me dolls.
Earlier dolls are made of composition. The most common type is 6" to 8" tall and made of thin, cheap plastic, sometimes with moveable limbs and sleep eyes. Modern dress-me dolls are usually marked made in Taiwan or China.
http://www.50sdolls.com/character_dolls.htm
http://www.50sdolls.com/costume.htm
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/overlooked-dolls.html
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/39ffs4
http://vintdolls.com/storybook.html
1958 sewing kit with dress-me doll, in Sears catalog
A & H Manufacturing
Admiration Toy Co.
Advertising, used for: http://tinyurl.com/2lryeg
Blue Bonnet Sue, 7" dress-me type, 1960s-1972, in blue dress: working on;
Carlson dolls
Composition dress-me type:
Costume or fairytale dress-me type, clothed:
Crochet pattern booklets, photo
Davy Crockett 1950s
DMC crochet pattern booklet & doll, photo
Dolls of All Lands by A & H Manufacturing
Dolls of All Lands, 1958 ad, sold at Phillips 66 gas stations
Dolls of the World, premium or coupon dolls, 1960s–70s:
Duchess dolls; costume & Dolls of the World
Examples, unknown makers:
Grant Plastics
Hollywood Doll Mfg. Co.
International / ethnic or regional dress / dolls of the world
Lingerie Lou by Doll Bodies
Native American souvenirs:
Plastic Molded Arts (PMA) dolls
Reliable Toy Co. dolls
Standard Doll Co.
Virga dolls
Walker, 7½", similar to dress-me type: Hi-Heel Teen 1956–57 by Virga
See also similar: Mannequin / sewing dolls; Nancy Ann Storybook dolls, plastic.
Drowsy by Mattel, 1964–1980s
http://www.dollinfo.com/mdrowsy.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1960s.html
1984: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/mattel.html
DSI Toys, 1997–
DTD Japan mark; see also Uneeda or Palitoy
http://crissyandbeth.com/Play2.html
Duchess dolls, 1948–1950s. See also Dress-me dolls.
http://www.50sdolls.com/duchess_dolls_randi.htm
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Duchess-Dolls.html
http://www.dollreference.com/duchess_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/yza4eg4
Alice in Wonderland doll: 12½", 1951
http://kovels.blogspot.com/2008/12/duchess-dolls-corp-dress-doll.html
Duck House dolls, 2004–
Durham Industries (DI), 1960s. See Metti by Sebino.
Skinny Jinny & Skinny Jimmy, 11" flat dolls
Skinny Jinny, photo
Similar, 3" Little Sweethearts by Imperial.
Dusty by Kenner (GMFGI), 1974–1975
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/dusty1.html
http://www.dollreference.com/kenner_dusty.html
http://www.thedolllounge.com/dusty/Dusty-Main-Page.html
Comic book ad (click Next Ad for second Dusty ad)
Horse “Nugget,” 1976 JC Penney’s catalog
Skye, African-American friend
Dy-Dee Baby & other Dy-Dee dolls by Effanbee, 1933– . See also Rubber.
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/DyDee-Dolls.html
http://dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/yjmm5js
http://janiesdolls.com/2007/09/20/effanbees-dy-dee-baby/
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/effanbee.htm
http://tinyurl.com/ygsyqz9
1930s: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/341.html
e
Eaton’s Beauty / Eaton Department Store dolls, 1900–1999. See also Canadian.
Made by various doll makers.
http://www.antique67.com/articles.php?article=68
http://www.civilisations.ca/cmc/exhibitions/cpm/catalog/cat2101e.shtml
http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/hist/dolls/doeat01e.shtml
http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/jqm3x (PDF file)
Edelmann, Edmund; Germany, 1921–1933
http://www.dollkey.com/edmund-edelmann-dolls/
http://www.dollreference.com/celluloid_dolls1869_1950s.html
See also Armand Marseille; Schoenau & Hoffmeister.
Eden dolls, 1990s–
Edi dollhouse dolls, Germany
Edison’s Talking Doll by Edison Phonograph Toy Mfg. Co., see Mechanical dolls
Edith Flack Ackley cloth dolls
Edmund Knoch 1896–1979, see Engel-Puppen
Eegee - Goldberger dolls, 1917– . See also 14R dolls.
http://www.dollreference.com/eegee_dolls.html
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Eegee
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/ (music)
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/eegee.htm
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Eegee_Dolls.html (music)
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/eegee/eegee.htm
1980s–2000s dolls by Eegee - Goldberger
Dolly Parton (pop-ups)
Goldberger baby doll ad: http://goldenrosedolls.com/companytoc.htm
Grace, stuffed vinyl: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces3.html
Grow hair, unknown: http://crissytown.8thman.com/growhairworld_8.html
Li’l Susan 1959: http://www.dollmamasden.com/albumpage5.htm
Maskerade Magic: JC Penney’s catalog 1976
Miss Sunbeam NRFB 1960–64
Puppetrina, 1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Shelley 1964, Tammy clone/look-alike
Softina, 1970 JC Penney’s catalog
Susan Stroller 1955–57:
Tandy Talks 36", Buffy & Mrs. Beasley look-alike
Effanbee / Fleischaker & Baum / Eff & Bee / F & B, 1912–
See also Dewees Cochran; Viola Doll Co.
http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/compo.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Effanbee_dolls.html
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Effanbee
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/effanbee.htm
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/effanbee.htm
http://parkerpattydoll.googlepages.com/effanbeedolls
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Small_Effanbee_Dolls.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1900-1935-Composition.html
http://tinyurl.com/yzhrcz6
http://www.usimaki.com/mycustompage0003.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/effanbee/effanbee.htm
1912–1939: http://dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls.html
1940–1970s: http://dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls1940_1970s.html
1944 Ward’s catalog (start p. 74)
1960s–80s: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/effanbee.html
About:
Archies 2001
Baby Precious: http://www.usimaki.com/mycustompage0003.htm (scroll down)
Beverly, composition toddler
Black dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yazcvoj
Brenda Starr
Brother & Sister 1944
Bubbles:
Champagne Lady: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/champagne.html
Coquette 1915: http://www.louiseslittleladies.com/dollcastle46-4.htm
DECO / Denivelle molds: http://www.louiseslittleladies.com/dollcastle46-4.htm
Dy-Dee Baby and other Dy-Dee dolls 1933–
Eaton’s Beauty 1997: http://www.civilization.ca/cpm/catalog/cat2101e.html (2nd page)
Fluffy 1958
Fluffy Brownie and Girl Scout
Gloria Ann 2003
Grumpy 1915: http://www.louiseslittleladies.com/dollcastle46-4.htm
Historical dolls: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/Effelegance.html
Honey: http://www.dollinfo.com/honey.htm
Honey 1951, Schiaparelli designs
Honey Tintair
Little Lady / Anne Shirley, designer Dewees Cochran
Little Orphan Annie
Lovee Mary 1926 ad: http://www.1920-30.com/toys/effanbee-dolls.html
Mae Starr 1928–44, see Mechanical dolls > Articulate
Mary Jane, 31" companion size (music)
Mickey, 1958 Sears catalog
Patsy
Rosemary: http://www.dollinfo.com/featuredollswin02.htm
Skippy 1929: http://www.oldtoyz1.com/moredolls.html
Suzanne 1940: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/329.html
Sweetie Pie: 1944 FAO Schwarz catalog (PDF file, p. 9)
Sweetie Pie: 1969 black doll
Twinkie, 1970 JC Penney’s catalog
Wizard of Oz
Eichhorn & Söhn (Eichhorn & Son) 1909–1930. See also Greiner.
http://dollreference.com/eichhorn_christian_dolls.html
Elfdoll, ball-jointed dolls
Elite Creations / Unique Doll Co., 1950s–1960s
8" Ginny-type dolls:
Calico Lassie, Kellogg’s cereal premium, 1964–65
Mary Hoyer mold: Margie 1958
Sandy (Skipper clone): http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_skipper_clones.html
Wendy & Bonnie, U mark, 1960s Barbie clone or look-alike
Elizabeth Taylor dolls by various makers, 1960s–
Barbie Collectibles 2000–
Franklin Mint 2001–: http://www.lisasdollcloset.com/fm_liz.htm
Horsman, “The Blue Bird” 1976:
Cleopatra 1962 by Beta Doll & Toy, marked Plated:
Ellanee Doll Co., ca. 1950s–1970s
Hard plastic 1950s
Yawny John 1975: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls_1960s.html
Ellis, Joel; see Vermont Novelty Works
“Ellie Mae Clampett” doll, see Calico Lassie
Ellowyne Wilde by Robert Tonner / Wilde Imagination, Inc., 2007–
Eloise dolls by Kay Thompson & Hilary Knight / various makers, 1950s–
American Character and Hol-le Toy:
Madame Alexander dolls:
Photo from Life magazine (music)
Emerald the Enchanting Witch by Girl’s World / Milton Bradley 1972
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?emwitchindex
http://dollreference.com/emerald_enchanting_witch.html
http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees/emeraldwitch/emerald.htm
Care & restoration
Emma Clear / Humpty Dumpty Doll Hospital (HDDH), 1930s–1950s
Engel-Puppen (Engel Puppen) / Edmund Knoch, Germany 1896–
http://www.dollreader.com/archive/datw/germany/engelpuppen.html
Walt Disney World, “It’s a Small World” dolls
History: http://www.engel-puppen.com/dolls.asp?mid=3&iid=38
Hummel, M.I., dolls: Vinyl 1995–2005
Kessy by Knoch, 1970s catalog
Erna Meyer dollhouse-size dolls, Germany, 1945–
ERTL / TCFC dolls, 1990s
Estelle Ansley Worrell, 1960s–
EthiDolls African dolls, 2003–
Ethnic; international; national costume; souvenir; or dolls of the world
See also Dress-me dolls.
http://annl_1.tripod.com/
http://www.bambura.nl/
http://folkdolls.free.fr/English/intro.htm
http://www.nationalcostumedolls.com/ (music)
http://members.tripod.com/~atlantaga10/allcountriesdolls.html
http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/nmop/2/5
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/folk-dolls/English/allmyDollsint.htm
http://texasgypsy.com/Dolls/index.html
http://tinyurl.com/yc9geey
http://www.worldcostumedolls.com/index.html
About, antique & vintage
About collecting: http://www.dollreader.com/antique.php?id=81
Admiration Toy Co.: http://members.tripod.com/~atlantaga10/costumedolls.html
African dolls
American, British, & French historical dolls
Amish-style cloth dolls
Appalachian dolls, see Folk art and WPA dolls
Asian dolls
Australian dolls, native Aborigine tribes
Bahamas, Junkanoo doll
Black dolls
Cornish dolls by Shallowpool: http://www.shallowpool.net/
Czechoslovakian doll, 1940 NY World’s Fair
Dolls of All Lands or Dolls of the World, see Dress-me
Dolls of the Nations, greeting card paper dolls by Hallmark, 1950s
Eurasian dolls: http://members.tripod.com/~deeply/dollindex/
European (EEC) dolls, regional dress
Finnish dolls: http://www.fintoys.com/
Flagg dolls
Folk art dolls
French regional dolls:
Guatemalan / Mayan dolls:
Haitian doll, “Miss Haiti” 1940s
Hawaiian dolls:
Indian dolls, history & types of
Inuit dolls
Jamaican doll, 1940s cloth: http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art20807.asp
Jewish dolls, see Gali Girls 2004–
Kimport importer & Kimcraft maker, 1940–80s
Latin American dolls
Muslim dolls
Native American dolls
Polish dolls:
Russian dolls
Spanish dolls:
Swedish dockan (doll), example
Sweetheart Tanzpuppe dancing dolls
Thai dolls
Wooden regional dolls: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/
Eugene Doll & Novelty Co., 1950s–
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/unknowneugene.htm
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Eugene_Dolls.html (music)
1975 Fashion Walker: http://www.plaidstallions.com/toysrus2.html
1980s– dolls
Eugenia Doll Co. (Eugena), 1930s–1960s
http://alicemariebeard.com/dolls/
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces2.html
http://www.dollreference.com/eugenia_doll.html
Pam Perm-O-Wave 1949: http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
Pla-mate:
EuroGirls (Euro Girls) by The Doll Factory, 2003–
Eyes & Faces dolls, 2003–
f
F & B (Fleishaker & Baum), see Effanbee
Fab-Lu, see Barbie, Bild Lilli, or Tammy clones
Fabulous Felines by Phoenix Toys, 1983
FAD (Fashion Attitude Dolls) by Sababa, 2001
Fairies of Cottingley Glen by Playmates Toys, 1997
Fairy dolls, vintage, by various makers
Christmas tree fairies:
Disney’s Blue Fairy from “Pinocchio”
Madame Alexander dolls:
Uneeda Magic Fairy Princess:
Valentine doll: Good Fairy Ballerina
Fairyland ball-jointed dolls
Fairyland Toy Prod. shoes, 1950s
This company made shoes (not dolls) for doll companies. They also sold shoes separately.
Fairy Lane dolls. See also Hoyer.
http://goldenrosedolls.com/fairylanedoll.htm
Family Company, 1998–
Family Corners (6½") by Mattel, 1994–
Famlee multi-head doll by Berwick, 1918–1925
http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
http://www.eldreds.com/sales/detail.php?itemID=44806
About: http://tinyurl.com/2roskp
See also Multi-faced and multi-headed dolls.
Famosa Dolls, Spain 1968–1986 / Mecca Toys 2000–
Nancy, Lucas, & Lesly, 1960s–80s: http://dollsallover.webs.com/nancy.htm
Nancy, 1960s–2000s: http://inmamariquita.galeon.com/Nancying.html
Other 1980s and later dolls
Farmer china reproduction dolls, see Mark Farmer
Farnell’s Alpha Toys, felt dolls, England, pre-1950s
http://art-doll.com/lenci-dolls-and-their-counterparts/
Fashion Boulevard Doll Co., 2000s
Fashion Polly by Mattel, 1999–
Fashion Royalty by Integrity Toys, 2001–
FayZah Spanos / Precious Heirloom Dolls, 1986–
FCM, Fibre-Craft Materials Corp., 1996–
Feigenspan, Bettina
FG mark, see Gaultier
Field Enterprises (M & S), 1950s
Little Audrey doll, 1956: working on
Little Audrey cartoon, about
Finger Dings by Remco, 1969–1970
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/fingerding.html
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?fingdingindex
http://www.dollreference.com/remco_hildy_hen_1970.html
http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/fingerdings.html
Flintstones by Remco
Mickey Dolenz, Monkees
Fisher-Price dolls, 1970s–
Flack Ackley, Edith; cloth dolls and patterns
http://www.adollshopofmyown.com/ (music)
http://www.chattydolls.net/history.htm
http://www.flickr.com/groups/edith_flack_ackley_efa/
http://www.heirlooms4tomorrow.com/ackley.htm
Flagg Company, 1948–1985
http://www.50sdolls.com/flagg.htm
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1120
http://tinyurl.com/2fkhm5
Bunny Girl Dancer, photo
Collection: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/journal/article.html?id=179392
Cowboy doll
Flatsy by Ideal 1969–1973 / Justoys 1994
ID guide: http://www.flatsy.com/flatsyiden.htm
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/flatsy.html
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/flatsyindex.shtml
http://www.dollinfo.com/flatsys.htm
http://dollreference.com/ideal_flatsy.html
http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/flatsy.html
1970 JC Penney’s catalog:
Reproduction by Justoys 1994: http://www.flatsy.com/frequent.htm
Spinderella: working on
Flavas by Mattel, 2003
Fleur, “Dutch Sindy” by Otto Simon Co., Holland, 1978–1988. See Daisy; Sindy.
http://fleurdolls.com/
http://www.sindy-dolls.com/fleur.htm
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=26
1980s: http://www.petradolls.co.uk/holland.htm
Body style: http://www.petradolls.co.uk/international_sindy_dolls.htm
Flintstones, Pebbles & Bam-Bam by Ideal / Knickerbocker / Remco
Ideal 1963–1966
Ideal 1963–1966 & Knickerbocker 1972:
Remco Finger Dings, 1970s:
Flow / Kuhrn dolls by Globo Italy
Flower Darlings by Hasbro, 1968
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?flowerdarlingsindex
http://www.dollreference.com/dolly_darling_menu.html
Violet in original package
Flower Fairies / Star Fairies by Hornby / Tonka, 1983–1989
Flying Nun, The; by Hasbro and Horsman. See also Nun dolls.
http://www.tvtoys.com/library/flying_nun/index.html
Hasbro 1967:
Horsman 1965:
Folk art dolls, vintage. See also Ethnic; WPA dolls.
American folk art dolls have Native American origins.
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/folk.html
Applehead dolls:
Bedpost doll
Cloth dolls
Corn husk dolls: http://www.wcu.edu/craftrevival/crafts/Cornhusks.html
Examples, folk art dolls
Nut head dolls:
Wooden dolls: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lfolk.html
Formative International Co., 1996–1998
Fortune dolls (Beehler / Kim / Ontario Plastics / Virga), 1950s
http://dollreference.com/beehler_fortune_ontario_virga.html
Brownie doll: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dollsbrownie.html
Davy Crockett 1950s
Starlet, Lustre-Creme Shampoo: http://www.dollreference.com/advertising_dolls.html
Pam, 8" Ginny-type doll:
14R mark, vinyl high-heeled dolls, 1950s–1960s. See also Circle X ; Grocery dolls.
See Allied; Belle; Deluxe; Eegee; Natural; Pullan; Rite Lee; Royal; Sayco; Star
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/14rbeauties/
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/14r.htm
Mother of the Bride:
Grow hair doll: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play4.html
Roberta Glamour Bride: http://dollreference.com/roberta_doll_company.html
Franklin Mint dolls, 1980s–
French dolls, see Antique dolls. See also Ethnic dolls.
List of makers: http://www.dollreference.com/french_antique_dolls.html
French fashion poupée. See also Antique.
About / history:
Accessories, about
Bru (Jne Bru & Cie)
Eugene Barrois (EB)
Examples: http://www.flickr.com/groups/1311489@N20/
Fashions: http://www.fashion-era.com/fashion_dolls.htm
FG, François Gaultier
German Sonneberg, photo
Huret, Adelaide / Maison Huret
Jumeau
Jumeau ca. 1870, photo
Jumeau ca. 1870 and Lanternier ca. 1915, photo
Painted eye examples:
Reproductions: http://www.carmelasdollcollection.com/fashionladies.htm
Rohmer, Madame Leontine
Simon & Halbig
Simon & Halbig 1870, photo
Freundlich, Ralph A.; 1929–1942
http://www.dollreference.com/freundlich_ralph_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/freundlich/freundlich.htm
27" sleep eye doll
Betty Boop doll lawsuit
Little Orphan Annie
Little Red Riding Hood
Military dolls:
The Wolf, photo
Topsy doll, googly
Friendship Kids by Kingstate (KS) / The Dollcrafter, 1998–
Frozen Charlotte and Charlie, all-bisque or china, 1850s–1920s. See also Antique.
About:
Examples
Examples of various types and sizes, photo
German 1850: http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php
Parian peddler doll's wares: http://www.nadda.org/edpages3.html
Penny doll, pudding doll, Christmas cracker, and King cake doll type:
Fulla, Muslim doll by NewBoy Toys, 2003–
Fulper Pottery, World War I era molds. See also Armand Marseille.
About / history, with examples
Stangl history: http://stanglpottery.org/welcomefulper.htm
Amberg Victory doll: http://www.dollreference.com/amberg_louis.html
Character baby 1918–22:
Examples: http://stanglpottery.org/fulperglimpses.htm
Fun World, 1960s–1980s
1980s dolls
Day-of-the-Week 1970s
Lambykins 1960s: working on
Susie Sad Eyes 1960s
Furga dolls, Italy, 1872–
http://dollreference.com/furga_luigi_dolls.html
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=226
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/furga.htm
1971 Sears Wishbook:
1975 Sears Wishbook
1980s, 34" companion size (music)
Alta Moda (“S” girls), 1965–68
History: http://www.italtrade.com/focus/canneto.htm
Isabella / Isabelle 1970s: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1106
Mini: http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=231
Paola, Peonia, & Perla (“P” girls), 1970s
Starshine (Furga babies) 1990s
Super Baby 1970s (comic superheroes)
Toddler 1970s: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1123
Vittoria & Valentina, Sears catalog 1969
Furniture, doll-size. See also Dollhouses.
g
Gabbigale by Kenner, 1973
http://dollreference.com/kenner_parker_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/kenner/kenner.htm
Advertisement
Comic book ad
Eaton’s catalog, 1973
Gabriel / Hubley, 1970s–1980. See also Gilbert.
Lone Ranger and Tonto, 10" 1973–78:
1980 Cut and Grow
Gali Girls, Jewish dolls by Carpatina, 2004–
Galoob dolls (GTI or LGTI) (Hasbro), 1980s–
Gambina, New Orleans, 1970s
http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/gambina.html
Garden Gal by Kenner, 1972–1973
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/gardengal.html
http://dollreference.com/kenner_parker_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/kenner/kenner.htm
Photos
Gata Box (Horsman), 1980s
Gaultier, François (FG mark); & Gesland. See also Antique; Bisque; Thuillier.
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_2.htm
http://www.noramcneil.com/subpage39.html
http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/search/index.php?q=Gesland&coll=all
About:
“Butterfly”: http://www.respectfulbear.com/blog/2009/09/the-doll-butterfly/
French fashion dolls:
Market Lady 1910
Reproductions:
Gay Bob by Gizmo Development, 1977–
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_Bob
http://www.odditycentral.com/pics/gay-bob-the-worlds-first-gay-doll.html
Gebruder Bing, see Bing
Gebruder Heubach, see Heubach
Geddes, Anne; see Unimax, 1990s–
GeGe (GéGé), France, 1950s–
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=collection&id=15
Mily, Jacky, Baby
Gem Doll Co. / Gem Toy Co., 1913–1920s
Topsy doll, 1920s
Gene by Mel Odom, Star Blue Studios / Ashton-Drake / Integrity, 1995–
General Creations, 2000–
General Mills Fun Group (GMFGI), see Kenner
Geoffrey, Inc. (Toys R Us / TRU HK), 1990s–
Georgene Novelties / Averill Manufacturing / Madame Hendren, 1915–1965
http://www.dollreference.com/averill_manufacturing_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/cloth.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yzpwk2q
http://tinyurl.com/ya7jkqg
Baby, early vinyl
Beloved Belindy
Bonnie Babe:
Dolly Rekord talking doll, see Mechanical dolls
Georgene & George, 1960s cloth
Girl Scout dolls: http://9975.hostinglogin.com/dolls.htm
Grace Corry Rockwell, Little Brother & Little Sister
Hendren / Madame Hendren (misspelled Hendron):
Hendren Whistler doll, 1927 ad
Little Lulu
Nosy Rosy 1950s: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1004
Raggedy Ann & Andy
Geppeddo dolls / Axis Corp., 2001–
Gerber baby dolls, 1936–
Arrow Rubber & Plastic; and Atlanta Novelty 1966:
Sun Rubber 1955–56:
Toy Biz doll, 1994–98
Gerling, Arthur A., 1920s
Baby 1924: http://www.sawdustladies.com/dolldetail.asp?ID='512225'
Boy & girl 1929: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/337.html
Boudoir dolls
German Doll Co., modern reissues of Weiss, Kühnert & Co.
German dolls. See Antique; Bisque; China.
Dornheim, Koch & Fischer 1856–1913; Gräfenroda, Thuringia
Engel-Puppen 1896–
List of makers 1860s–1930s: http://dollreference.com/german_antique_dolls.html
Marks, antique: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Waltershauser, companies located in:
Wooden dolls: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lalps.html
Gesland, see Gaultier (FG)
Get Real Girls by Get Real Girl Co., 2000–
GFive / G5 by Get Set Club, 2000
Giggles by Ideal, 1967–1969
http://www.dollinfo.com/giggles.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1960s.html
http://www.usimaki.com/mycustompage0001.htm (scroll down)
Gigi by Mary Hoyer / Frisch Doll Co. / Royal, 1950s
http://dollreference.com/mary_hoyer_dolls.html
http://margarethottensen.tripod.com/id28.html
http://maryhoyerdolls.com/
http://www.mydollydearest.com/gigi.htm
Gi-Go dolls, 1990s
GI Joe by Hasbro (G.I. Joe) 1963–
http://beachhead.tibranch.com/index.html
http://www.flickr.com/groups/vintagejoes/
1976 catalog: http://www.plaidstallions.com/hasbro/gijoe.html
1980s– : http://www.yojoe.com/toys/
About / history:
About, vs. Marx figures
Comic book ads (click Next Ad for more)
GI Jane & female pilot: http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/collectibles.html
Mademoiselle Marie 2002
Nurse 1967:
See also similar, modern: Formative Int.; Max Steel; Power Team Elite.
See also similar, vintage: Action Man; Big Jim; Captain Action.
Gilbert, A.C.; 1965–1967. See also Gabriel.
Honey West
James Bond, Man from U.N.C.L.E., and other action figures:
James Bond
Ginger 8" by Cosmopolitan Toy & Doll, 1954–. See also Ginny; Miss Ginger 10".
Identifying:
http://www.dollreference.com/cosmopolitan_dolls50s.html
http://www.gingerdolls.dk/Gingerdukkerne.php
http://www.gingerdolls.dk/Misc.php
http://goldenrosedolls.com/cosmopolitan.htm
http://home.comcast.net/~sewinfrey/17.html (music)
http://lilsdolls.se/lilsdolls/ginger/gingeram.htm
http://vintdolls.com/ginny.html
Close-up: http://tinyurl.com/5ek4un
Clothing with Greek key snaps
Fashions & furniture: http://home.comcast.net/~sewinfrey1/19.html
Jeannette redress by Marcelle Boissier (music)
Repairing walking post
Ginger Brook Hollow, 2006–
Ginnette baby by Vogue Dolls, 1955–1959
http://www.dollinfo.com/Ginnette.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/vogue_dolls.html
http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/368.html
About; and 1955 painted-eye first version, photo
1964: http://janiesdolls.com/2008/02/23/1964-vogue-ginnette-doll/
Black Ginette 1964–65
Fashions: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/369.html
Jimmy, Ginette’s brother 1958
Ginny by Vogue and 8" Ginny-type dolls, 1948–1982. See also Ginger.
Identifying:
http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/vogue.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/todollheaven/ginny.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/smalls.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat2/ginny.html
http://www.cataumet.net/carolyn/index.htm (music)
http://www.dollinfo.com/Ginny/ginnyhome.htm
http://www.dollkind.com/ginny-doll.shtml
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Vogue
http://www.dollreference.com/vogue_dolls.html
http://www.ginnydoll.com/
http://home.comcast.net/~sewinfrey/4.html (music)
http://janaranoff.com/lesneyginny.html
http://janiesdolls.com/?s=ginny
http://www.vintdolls.com/ginny.html
1951–52 Wavette #80
1960s Ginny:
1965–71 all-vinyl
1970s Ginny by Tonka: http://www.dollinfo.com/ginny70tonka.htm
1980s Ginny by Meritus & Dakin: http://www.dollinfo.com/ginny80mer.htm
2007 Mini Ginny: http://www.dollreader.com/modern.php?id=341#
About:
Alice in Wonderland 1952: http://dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1038
American Indian 1968
Black Ginny:
Bridal Trousseau 1954–55: http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/ginny.htm
Buying:
Davy Crockett, Ginny as, 1954
Crib Crowd Baby
Furniture, 1950s Ginny & other dolls:
Ginny-type friends, look-alikes, or similar dolls:
History: http://www.voguedolls.com/html/history.html
Kindergarten 1951, Margie: http://dollprice.com/content/view/32/39/
Lesney "Chubby" Ginny: http://www.dollinfo.com/ginny70lescub.htm
Lesney “Skinny Ginny” & Ginnette:
Painted eye 1948–50
Poodlecut caracul wig 1951–52
Queen Elizabeth II Ginny 1953–54
Sleep eye transitional 1950–51
Strung Ginny 1952–53
Walker 1954– :
Wee Imp 1960:
Wigs, replacing: http://vintdolls.com/wigs.html
Giochi Preziosi / Ceppi Ratti, Italy, 1970s–. See also Bogi.
Cardcaptor Sakura: http://www.bobagirl.com/anime/ccs/ccs-italy.html
Ceppi Ratti dolls, 1970s– :
Ratti doll, ca. 1960
Sailor Moon
Sindy
Tanya: http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/tanya.htm
Girl Scout and Brownie dolls. See also Steve Scout.
http://www.dorseysdolls.com/scouts.html
http://tinyurl.com/ycrtnbs
8" Ginny & Ginny types: http://www.cataumet.net/carolyn/mag2.htm (music)
Effanbee and Fortune: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dollsbrownie.html
Effanbee Fluffy: http://www.usimaki.com/mycustompage0003.htm
Effanbee Fluffy & Patsy Ann: http://www.dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls.html
Terri Lee outfits, Ginger dolls:
Uneeda dolls: http://www.50sdolls.com/uneeda.htm
Girls of Many Lands by Pleasant Company & Helen Kish, 2002–2004
Girl’s World / Milton Bradley, see Emerald the Enchanting Witch
Gladdie by Helen Jensen, biscaloid & bisque versions, 1929
http://dollreference.com/george_borgfeldt_dolls.html
http://sawdustladies.com/dolldetail.asp?ID='512214'
http://tinyurl.com/yjvdtxn
Glamour Gals by Kenner (CPG), 1981–1983
Glossary, see Abbreviations & terminology
GMFGI, General Mills Fun Group, see Kenner
Goddess of the Ultra Cosmos by Agglo 1985 / Lucky Bell 2002
Godey’s Little Lady dolls (china), see Ruth Gibbs, 1940s–1950s
Goebel, William / Hummel, M.I., 1893–
Antique bisque and half dolls, marks
Bathing beauties figures: http://onr.com/user/bblady/goebel.html
Half or pincushion dolls
History: http://www.emihummel.com/heritage.asp
Hummel dolls, 1950s– :
http://www.onlinecollectibles.com/faq/hummeldolls.htm
Vinyl dolls, see Engel-Puppen
Go-Gos by Deluxe Reading / Topper, 1965–1966
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?gogosindex
http://dollreference.com/deluxe_reading_doll.html
1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Cool Cat
Goldberger, see Eegee
Golden Girl & the Guardians of the Gemstones by Galoob, 1985
Good-Kruger Doll Co. / Julie Good-Kruger, 1980–
Goodreau Dolls, ball-jointed, 2005–
Goodyear Rubber dolls, 1851–. See also Rubber dolls.
http://tinyurl.com/ybrdj97
http://www.worthpoint.com/blog-entry/goodyear-rubber-head-dolls
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lethasladies/tags/goodyear/
Can’t Break ’Em, see Horsman dolls
Jenny Lind squeak doll, 1860
Goodyear Toy Co., 1923–1925
Patsy type: http://dollreference.com/patsy_types.html
Googly character (googly-eyed) dolls. See also Antique.
http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
1943 cloth sailor & soldier, Sears catalog
Fakes, identifying: http://mydarlingdolls.com/stuff/fkab/fkaben.html
Heubach Koppelsdorf (Ernst Heubach)
Heubach, Gebrüder
Kestner, J. D. (JDK)
Makers & mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/googly_eye_dolls.html
Mask face: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/mask_face_googly.htm
Recknagel doll: http://dollreference.com/recknagel_theodor.html
Unmarked by Freundlich dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yeymoew
Goth-style dolls
Gotz dolls (Götz or Goetz) 1950–
About / history:
1980s–2000s dolls
American Girl by Pleasant Company, 1986–
Guide: http://tinyurl.com/2jjou8
Sylvia Natterer dolls, 1989–
Sasha Morgenthaler dolls, 1964–
Graco, see Tollytots 1990s–
Grannykins by Royal and Uneeda. See also Grandma by Jolly Toy.
Royal, 1950s–1960s: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id40.html (music)
Uneeda Grannykins, 6", 1974
Grant Plastics, ca. 1950s–1960s
Grant Plastics made dress-me dolls from 7½" to 20" tall.
8" Ginny type: http://www.50sdolls.com/midwestern_doll_company.htm
Grecon dolls by Margarete Cohn, England, dollhouse-size; 1936–1986
Greiner, Ludwig / Greiner Bros., papier-mâché dolls, 1858–1938
See also Eichhorn & Söhn; Limbach; Superior, M. & S.
http://www.debrasdolls.com/articles/study3.html
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article576.shtml
http://throughtheeyesofachild.info/Papier-Mache-Dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/y92f332
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/gsdc/news0607.htm (scroll down)
1858 examples:
1872 example: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/gallery/blgal26.htm
About, brief: http://tedsanddolls.co.uk/ludwiggreiner.html
Examples, undated
“Greiner-style” china head dolls:
“Pre-Greiner” papier-mâché example, ca. 1860s
Gre-Poir dolls, 1927–1930s
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1900-1935-Characters-Cloth.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/othercos/grepoir/grepoir.htm
Boudoir dolls:
“Grocery store dolls” or “supermarket dolls,” 1950s. See also 14R dolls.
http://www.collectdolls.about.com/cs/fiftiesdolls/a/supermarketdoll.htm
Allied / Allied Eastern: http://www.dollreference.com/allied_grand_dolls.html
Arrow Lady doll: http://dollreference.com/arrow_plastics.html
Deluxe Reading dolls:
Groovy Girls by Manhattan Toy Co., 1998–
Gund / Swedlin dolls, 1898–
http://dollreference.com/sears_happi_time_dolls1886.html
Alice in Wonderland doll: Vinylite, 1951
History: http://www.babies-born.co.uk/GundbabyNurserytoys.html
Little Lulu by Marge (Marjorie Henderson Buell), 1938–
Mini-Martians by Swedlin, 1967
Now Kids 1971: http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?nowkidsindex
h
Hair care, see Cleaning, care, repair, and storage tips.
Hair and wigs, identifying
http://www.louiseslittleladies.com/dollcastle50-5.htm
1950s hair and wigs
Halco dolls
1930s example: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/halco_composition_doll.htm
Half dolls or pincushion dolls. See also Antique.
Identifying; reproductions & fakes: http://www.onr.com/user/bblady/fakes.html
About / history:
Examples:
Hallmark dolls
Halopeau, Aristide M.; (H mark), ca. 1881–1889. See also Antique.
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_2.htm
http://www.tedsanddolls.co.uk/halopeau.html
http://tinyurl.com/ykrryeh
Hamilton Design Systéme, 1994–
Handwerck, Heinrich, 1876– . See also Antique; Simon & Halbig.
http://dollreference.com/handwerck_heinrich.html
http://tinyurl.com/yb4x7rq
1897 example
About:
Borgfeldt, George, distributor
Eaton’s Beauty dolls: http://tinyurl.com/ylfonn9
Simon & Halbig head:
Handwerck, Max, 1899–1930. See also Antique
http://dollreference.com/handwerck_max_dolls.html
Hanover House, distributor, see “Walda”
Hansi dolls by Jean-Jacques Waltz, France, ca. 1914–1920s
http://cas.awm.gov.au/item/REL34755.002
http://cas.awm.gov.au/item/REL34755.001
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/5710607
Happi Time dolls, see Sears Happi Time
Happy to Be Me by High Self-Esteem Toys, 1991
Hard plastic dolls, 1947–
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/hardplasticdoll.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/hp.htm
1950s: http://vintdolls.com/hardplastic.html
Hard plastic breakdown, two different types (depends on plastic formula):
Identifying faces: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
Identifying hard plastic vs. composition
Marks:
Restringing dolls
Hardy Boys, Parker Stevenson & Shaun Cassidy dolls, by Kenner, 1978
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1035
http://hardyboys.bobfinnan.com/hbom.htm
http://plaidstallions.blogspot.com/2009/01/hardy-boys-by-kenner.html
NRFB examples
NRFB, Shaun Cassidy doll
Harry Potter dolls, 2001–
Hartland Plastics Western action figures, 1939–1978
http://www.hartlandwesterns.com/
http://www.dollreference.com/hartland_action_figures.html
Hartmann, Carl; 1889–1930
http://www.dollreference.com/german_antique_dolls.html
Hartmann, Karl; 1911–1926
http://www.dollreference.com/german_antique_dolls.html
http://www.janfoulke.com/online_store/pages/0000000877.html
http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/339221.htm
Hasbro (Hassenfeld Brothers), 1920s–
Havoc by Model / Flair Toys. See also Daisy by Mary Quant.
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jenjoy/Havocdolls.html
http://www.havocdoll.co.uk/vintage.htm
See also Police Woman/Angie Dickinson by Horsman.
Hedda Get Bedda, see Whimsie by American Character
Hedwig - de Angeli dolls. See also Hoyer; Ideal.
http://tinyurl.com/p6q76 (scroll down)
http://www.deangeli.lapeer.org/hedwig.html
http://www.dollreference.com/deangeli_hedwig_dolls.html
About Marguerite de Angeli
Heidi and Jan / Pocketbook dolls by Remco, 1966–1968
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?rempokindex
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1107
http://dollreference.com/remco_dolls.html
http://remcodolls.blogspot.com/
1966 JC Penney’s catalog
1966 Sears catalog
About, guide
House & furniture, 1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Heidi Ott dolls
Heizer; Dorothy Heizer cloth dolls, 1920s–1930s
http://www.cozy.org/pics/heiser
Alice in Wonderland dolls: http://www.theriaults.com/news/article.cfm?aid=137
Herman Pecker & Co., 1960s–1970s
Kissing doll, seated
Photos
Pumpkin:
“Sassy-faced” dolls
Herself the Elf by Mattel, 1983–
Hertel, Schwab & Co., 1863–1930
About: http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/changing/orozco/stutzhaus.html
Baby: http://tinyurl.com/yg6tb76
Boy “Winker” #175. Click “Boys & Their Toys.”
Character baby:
Googly doll: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Mold #173, ca. 1914 (music)
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/hertel_schwab_dolls.html
Parian 1870
Hertwig & Co., bisque & china dolls, 1864–1941. See also Antique.
http://dollreference.com/hertwig_doll_company.html
Bathing beauties figures
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Pet name, example
Snowbabies, bisque
Heubach, Ernst / Heubach Koppelsdorf (Köppelsdorf), 1887–1932
See also Gebruder Heubach; Armand Marseille; Antique.
http://www.dollreference.com/heubach_ernst_dolls.html
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
#250, 7": http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/201205.html
#275: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/412.html
1920s: http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
About: http://tedsanddolls.co.uk/koppelsdorf.html
Fakes: http://www.nadda.org/edpages.html
Googly dolls:
“Grandma” character: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Half or pincushion dolls
Marks: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Reconstructions & reproductions
“South Seas Baby:” http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php
Heubach, Gebrüder bisque dolls, 1843–1938
See also Ernst Heubach; Antique.
http://www.nadda.org/edpages2.html
About; & reproductions: http://www.stanecdolls.com/TechnicalData.htm
Baby Stuart, Coquette, and Pouty Baby
Bathing beauties figures: http://onr.com/user/bblady/gheubach.html
Googly & other character: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Mold #8420, ca. 1912 (music)
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/heubach_gebruder_dolls.html
Pouty #7246, ca. 1910–12 (music)
Reproductions:
Walking, 1900: http://www.sawdustladies.com/dolldetail.asp?ID='512220'
Himstedt, Annette; 1986–2007
Historical dolls. See also Celebrity dolls; Military dolls.
http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~mharrsch/dolls/Historicaldolls.html
http://www.mythings.com/things.aspx?mode=tag&itemid=2029
American Family 1630–1900 by Helen Bullard
Dolly Madison dolls (Dolley Madison)
Dollhouses, antique
Dolls of Destiny by A & H
Effanbee dolls: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/Effelegance.html
First Ladies dolls: http://www.uintah.lib.ut.us/FirstLadyDollCollectionHistory.htm
Lady Jane Grey dolls:
Nisbet dolls
Rosie the Riveter
Hitty dolls
http://www.hittygirls.com/research/hittyresearch.htm
http://hittypreble.com/originalhitty.html
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lhitty.html
http://www.practicalhitty.com/
Examples: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/hitty.html
Holiday Fair cloth, pose dolls, Japan 1960s–
1960s example: Full-length photo, and close-up photo
Pose doll photos
Holly Hobbie by American Greetings; Ashton-Drake; Knickerbocker; TCFC; Tomy
http://www.dollinfo.com/holhobbie.htm
http://www.dollkind.com/holly-hobbie-doll.shtml
http://www.hollyhobbieworld.com/dolls.html
About:
Baby Holly Hobbie
Knickerbocker:
TCFC 1989–90: Fancy Treat Holly Hobbie, cloth
Hollywood Doll Mfg. Co., 1940s–1950s
http://www.50sdolls.com/hollywood.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/hollywood_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/yr7xg3
http://tinyurl.com/yjalxjt
http://tinyurl.com/2bzoyaq
See also similar, Dress-me or Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls.
Hollywood Doll Mfg. is sometimes confused with Monica Doll Studios of Hollywood, Ca.
Honey Hill Bunch by Mattel, 1976–1978
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?honeyhillindex
http://www.dollinfo.com/honeyhill.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/honey_hill_bunch1.html
http://www.dollreference.com/honey_hill_bunch2.html
1976 JC Penney’s catalog
Honey West by A.C. Gilbert, 1965–1966
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/38378215
http://dollreference.com/gilbert_toy_company_dolls.html
1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Hong Kong City Toys & Factory, see Cititoy, 1980s
Hook-Ups by Play by Play, 2001
Hopscotch Hill by Pleasant Company / Mattel, 2003–2006
Hornby dolls, 1980s
Horsman Dolls, (EIH) / Regal Doll Corp. (misspelling: Horseman)
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Horsman
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/thehorsmanphotoalbum/
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/horsman.htm
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/horsman.html
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Horseman_Dolls.html (music)
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Small_Horseman_Dolls.html (music)
http://www.thedeluxedollhouse.com/id28.html
http://tinyurl.com/ykj7wkx
http://tinyurl.com/2tvsxk
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/horsman/horsman.htm
1893–1949: http://dollreference.com/horsman_dolls1910-1940s.html
1950s: http://dollreference.com/horsman_dolls.html
1960s–1970s:
1944 Wards catalog (start p. 68)
1955 Spiegel catalog, 1st page
1955 Spiegel catalog, 2nd page
Baby Clap Hands, Irene Szor design, black doll 1970s
Baby Dimples 1928:
Babyland Rag
Betsy McCall
Billiken
Black Baby Bumps 1910
Bright Star: http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/horsman.htm
Bye Bye Baby / Lastic Plastic
Campbell Kids 1910–28 and 1948
Cindy:
Cindy Couturier: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces3.html
Cindy walker, 1955 Spiegel catalog
Company history
Debby, 1955 Spiegel catalog
Draft Dodger, 1955 Spiegel catalog
Ella Cinders, photo:
FADF or EIH AD Co. mark, Aetna Doll Co., “Can’t Break ’Em”:
Flying Nun, The
Gold Medal baby, first version
LuAnn Sims 1953: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
“Magic skin” dolls
Mary Poppins
Mimi, 1955 Spiegel catalog
Patty Duke doll
Peggy Junior (Amberg Edwina/IT mold), photo
Perthy: http://www.dollreference.com/horsman_perthy1950s.html
Pert-n-Pretty 1988–89
Police Woman / Angie Dickinson 1978:
Poor Pitiful Pearl
Rini 2006: http://www.fashiondollquarterly.com/files/rini.pdf (PDF file)
Rosebud 1930s: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/347.html
Ruthie:
Sears Happi Time, Honey Mates (Princess Peggy)
Song Fairies by Robin Woods, 1995
Sweetheart 1938, photo
Taylor, Elizabeth
Tessie Talk & other ventriloquist figures: http://tinyurl.com/ych5xqf
Topsy dolls
Widget, 1955 Spiegel catalog
Hoseley Party Dolls Co., 1954–1955. See also Hoyer; Richwood Cindy Lou.
http://www.dollreference.com/hoseley_hoyer_dolls.html
Dee Ann & April: http://goldenrosedolls.com/hoseleydolls.htm
Hot Looks by Mattel, 1987
Hoyer Dolls; Mary Hoyer, 1925–
See also ABC Toy; Fairy Lane; Hedwig-de Angeli; Richwood; Roberta
http://www.dollreference.com/mary_hoyer_dolls.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/maryhoyerdoll.htm
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/hoyer.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yf7zr6p
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/hoyer/hoyer.htm
1937 painted eye
About, brief
About / history, & timeline: http://www.maryhoyer.com/history/timeline.htm
Face comparisons
Fashions; modern designer’s fashions are mixed in with Hoyer designs:
Fashions, Hoyer patterns:
Gigi, 18" strung hard plastic, marked
Hoseley Party Dolls
Ideal mark, Mayfair-type body:
Unmarked similar dolls, about
Unmarked similar dolls, face mold characteristics
Vicky: http://www.dollreader.com/vintage.php?id=6#
Vintage to modern: http://margarethottensen.tripod.com/index.html
Hugga Bunch by Hallmark / Kenner, 1980s
Hugo, Man of a Thousand Faces by Kenner, 1975
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?hugoindex
http://www.plaidstallions.com/kenner/hugo.html
http://www.samstoybox.com/toys/Hugo.html
Hummel, M.I., see Goebel
Humpty Dumpty cloth doll, “Cumfy Dumfy,” by Plakie Toys, 1950s
http://www.oocities.com/TWEET_ANNA/plakieDolls.html
Humpty Dumpty Doll Hospital (HDDH), see Emma Clear
Huret, Adelaide / Maison Huret, 1850–. See also Antique; French fashion.
1870–79: http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/nmop/2/11/77.2644
About / history: http://www.respectfulbear.com/blog/2009/07/111/
Blondinette: http://www.theriaults.com/news/article.cfm?aid=190
Boots: http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/40432.html
Character: http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/nmop/2/7/77.2640
Chemise, ca. 1870
Child doll
China: http://throughtheeyesofachild.info/1850-1860s.html
Hat & box: http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/156655.html
Hat, tagged: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aa052101a.htm
Shoes, 1860s: http://www.antiquesimagearchive.com/items/156661.html
Wooden head: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/leuro.html
HY International 1996
i
Iacono, Maggie; 1996–
Ice Cream Dolls by Wisconsin Toy Co. 1988
Ideal dolls. See also Hoyer, Mary.
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/fifties.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Ideal
http://www.flickr.com/groups/idealtoys/
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/ideal.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yzlt68g
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/ideal/ideal.htm
1902–1949: http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1940s.html
1950s: http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
1960s:
1970s: http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1970s.html
1970s–80s: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/ideal.html
Baby Beautiful 1938
Baby Mine 1951–54: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/ideal_baby_mine.htm
Betsy McCall 1951–53
Betsy Wetsy
Betty Jane
“Bewitched” Samantha & Tabatha (Tabitha)
Bizzie Lizzie 1971–73:
Black dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yf8mkxh
Bonny Braids (from Dick Tracy) 1951–53
Bye-Bye Baby 1960: http://www.jansdollcloset.com/DollIdentification.html
Captain Action
Carol Brent 1961; see also Tammy:
Crissy family dolls 1969–74
Crown Princess 1957
Comic Heroines 1967 “Superqueens,” Batgirl, Mera, Supergirl, Wonder Woman
Daddy’s Girl 42" (music)
Deanna Durbin doll
Derry Daring 1974–76 (Evel Knievel pal):
Dollhouse, Petite Princess 1964–69
Dorothy Hamill 1977:
Fashion Tressy 1983: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play6.html
Flatsy
Flintstones, Pebbles & Bam-Bam
Flossie Flirt 1920s:
Goody Two Shoes, talking; 1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Harmony 1972: http://crissyandbeth.com/Harmony.html
Harriet Hubbard Ayer:
Hartline, Mary
Honeybunch: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/honeybunch.html
Hopalong Cassidy, early vinyl (scroll)
Jody, Old-Fashioned Girl, 1975–76
Joey Stivic (“All in the Family”), anatomically correct, 1976:
Judy Garland doll
Kindles 1985
Kissy 1961–79
Liberty Boy doughboy 1917: http://www.oldtoyz1.com/moredolls.html
“Magic Skin” dolls
Magic Face Baby: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/ideal_magic_face_baby.htm
Magic Lips, 1955 Spiegel catalog
Mama doll, unnamed 1942
Miss Liberty 1940s
Miss Rosy-Cheeks 1925: http://www.dollinfo.com/ADsdolls2.htm
Misty / Miss Clairol
Mitzi, 1961–62
Muppets dolls & puppets, 1960s
Patti Playpal, 35" companion–size doll, 1959–1962 & 1981
Petite Princess dollhouse 1964–69
Pinocchio 1940s
Play’n Jane 1972, TV ad: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Dx78pWUtwDY
Plassie, composition 1942–47
Posie walker
Pre-Toni: http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/other/prep92toni.html
Revlon (Miss Revlon) and Little Miss Revlon
Ross, Diana
Rub-A-Dub: http://www.dollinfo.com/Irubdub.htm
Sara Lee by Sara Lee Creech
Saucy Walker
Scribbles, cloth, 1971–72
Sears Happi Time: http://dollreference.com/sears_happi_time_dolls1886.html
Shirley Temple dolls
Snow White dolls 1938
Soozie Smiles 1923:
Sparkle Plenty 1947
Stretchie (Stretchy): http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/stretchy.html
Tammy 1962–66
Tara 1976; see also Crissy dolls:
Thumbelina
Tiffany Taylor 18"
Tiny Tears
Tippy Tumbles: http://www.dollinfo.com/tiptumbles.htm
Toni
Trilby: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/ideal_trilby.htm
Tuesday Taylor 11½"
Uneeda Boy, National Biscuit, 1915
Whoopsie: http://www.dollinfo.com/iWhoopsie.htm
Identifying dolls
“I Dream of Jeannie” dolls by Libby / Remco, 1966–1970s
Libby: http://www.tvtoys.com/library/i_dream_of_jeannie/index.html
Madame Alexander 8", 1996
Remco 1978:
“I Love Lucy” dolls by various makers, 1950s–
http://www.sitcomboy.com/ludolls.html
Barbie by Mattel 1998–:
Lucy by American Character:
Ricky Jr. / Little Ricky by American Character:
Ricky Jr. puppet by Zany Toys: http://www.sitcomboy.com/lutoys.html
Impco; Imperial Crown Toy Co.
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id62.html
Dimples Walks, Saucy Walker look-alike: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dolls.html
“Sassy-faced” dolls
Tina Toddler, Saucy Walker look-alike:
Integrity Toys & Jason Wu, 1995–
International dolls, see Ethnic dolls
Inuit dolls (Eskimo). See also Ethnic dolls.
http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/hist/dolls/doinu01e.shtml
http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/online/exhibitions/winter/inuit_dolls.aspx
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/leskim.html
http://www.nationalcostumedolls.com/canada/index.html (music)
http://tinyurl.com/yyevl9a
http://www.warmuseum.ca/cmc/exhibitions/tresors/art_inuit/inart12e.shtml
Labrador Crafts, 1980s–
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bratli/sets/72157600627849898/
Sealskin used for dolls, about selling
Irwin, 1926–
1949 baby: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
1950s–60s Bashful Boy
1980s– dolls
About, company history
Oopsie Daisy 1988–89
Sailor Moon
Italocremona dolls, Italy
http://www.barbiemuseum.nl/italian.htm (scroll down)
Corrine:
Ginetto: http://www.scottcollection.com.au/web_dolls/Dollsview.asp?ID=668
Jenni:
Miss Petticoat: http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/misspetticoat.htm
Twin toddlers 1971
It’s a Small World by Walt Disney
Brass Key 2005
Engel-Puppen dolls: At Walt Disney World
Jalpack dolls 1960s
Mattel dolls 1993
Pressman dolls 1964–65
Izannah Walker dolls. See also Antique; Cloth.
http://izannahwalkerchronicles.blogspot.com/
http://www.heirlooms4tomorrow.com/Izannah.htm
About / history:
Examples, photos:
Patent description: http://www.chattydolls.net/history.htm
See also modern style: Helen Pringle, Fair Children New England Rag Dolls, 1984–
j
Jakks Pacific dolls (JPI), 1990s–
Japanese dolls (ningyo). See also Anime; Asian.
http://www.antiquejapanesedolls.com/pub_rosen/rosen.html
http://www.artjapan.com/TEBIKI-E/6.html
http://breezeb.tripod.com/dollsjapanese.html
http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/jshoaf/Jdolls/index.htm
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2104.html
http://www.kougei.or.jp/english/dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/yfgvwqj
http://web-japan.org/museum/others/doll/doll.html (Click photos.)
http://www.kyohaku.go.jp/eng/syuzou/catalogue.html
About doll types
About / history:
Anesama paper dolls
Antique:
Bisque head Chinese girl, made in Japan, photo
China dolls: Reproductions of, made in Japan
Daruma, about: http://web-jpn.org/atlas/crafts/cra05.html
Daruma, Hakata, & Kokeshi dolls: http://www.dollsofjapan.co.uk/index.html
Friendship Doll exchange with U.S., 1927–:
Geisha type:
Gofun & other finishes:
Gosho (Palace dolls)
Hakata:
Hina Matsuri Ningyo (Girl’s Day / Doll’s Festival dolls):
Ichimatsu:
Iki: http://scrabcake.blogspot.com/2007/10/iki-ningyo-lifelike-dolls.html
Iwatsuki: http://web-jpn.org/atlas/crafts/cra07.html
Karakuri (antique automata)
Kimekome:
Kokeshi (wood):
Kyoto: http://web-jpn.org/atlas/crafts/cra21.html
Meiji period gofun
Motschmann-type German dolls, Japanese origin
Papier-mâché 1937: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/price/blgalp17.htm
Vinyl dolls, 1960s to 1970s:
Vinyl fashion dolls, modern; see also individual makers:
Warrior / Samurai; Musha, or Boy’s Day dolls:
Washi (paper dolls):
Wig doll, antique, ca. 1850s
Wig doll with 3 or 6 wigs by Hanako, post-WWII – ca. 1960s:
Wood: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lantwd1.html
Yamaha Corp. 1960s– : http://myyamahadolls.com/
Jason, Sybil 1935–1940s. See also Dewees Cochran Dolls.
http://www.dollreference.com/sybil_jason_doll.html
Jem & the Holograms by Hasbro, 1985–1987
Jennie June reproduction china head kit by Mark Farmer 1950s
Jenny by Takara 1985–
Jessie McCutcheon Raleigh dolls, 1916–1920
Jewish dolls, see Gali Girls 2004–
Jill, Jan & Jeff by Vogue Dolls, 1957–1962 & 2007–
Identifying: http://www.voguejill.com/
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/vogue.htm
About, with photos & fashions:
Body comparison: http://www.dollinfo.com/vjilljeff.htm
Examples: http://www.sawdustladies.com/dollList.asp?catID=18
Jeff, compare to Uneeda Bob: http://tinyurl.com/ye6xf85
Jill:
See also Little Miss Revlon; Little Miss Nancy Ann & Miss Nancy Ann
Joan Walsh Anglund / Wolfpit Enterprises / Determined Productions, 1960s–
About: http://members.shaw.ca/jwamail/jwa/pages/biopage.html
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/groups/1038741@N23/
Pocket Dolls:
Similar vinyl, see Sugar ’N Spice by Knickerbocker
Jody, An Old-Fashioned Girl (or Country Girl) by Ideal, 1974–1976
http://www.collect-antiques.net/Dolls/jody.php
http://www.dolllover.com/jodymib.htm
http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/jodydoll.html
http://www.petradolls.co.uk/otherdolls.htm
Brochure: http://crissyandbeth.com/BoxInserts2.html (scroll down)
Fashions: http://ddahlia.tripod.com/dsyjody.html
JC Penney catalog 1976, Jody’s Farm
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/paperspirit/208341755/in/photostream/
Joel Ellis, see Vermont Novelty Works
Jolly Toy Co., see Kaysam – Jolly
Jordache 11½" by Mego, 1981–
Josie and the Pussycats by Jakks Pacific 2001–
Joy Doll Products, 1920s–1930s. See Dollcraft Novelty.
http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
1938 international dolls (PDF file, p. 5)
World’s Fair 1939 dolls:
Judy Garland dolls, see Wizard of Oz
Julie Ann Dolls, Shreve Island Plantation, La. 1930s
Jullien, 1863–1904
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_2.htm
Jumeau dolls. See also Antique; Danel & Cie; SFBJ; Simon & Halbig.
http://www.dollreference.com/jumeau_france.html
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_3.htm
http://lindolleys.com/jumeau_dolls.asp
http://www.noramcneil.com/subpage39.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Jumeau.html
http://tinyurl.com/2aroo3
http://tinyurl.com/2y98jj
http://tinyurl.com/2bw4m7
http://tinyurl.com/2sucqv
#1907 open-mouthed, photo
1880 doll & trunk: http://www.puppenhausmuseum.ch/France.59.0.html (music)
About / history:
Bébé, size 11, Médaille d’or Paris mark
Bébé Français, BF size 4, ca. 1890s
Composition bébé, “unbreakable” head, ca. 1892–99
DEP Jumeau, about: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aa082498.htm
Depose Jumeau bébé, ca. 1880s
EJ French
French fashion dolls, about
French fashion ca. 1870, photo
Lioret Bébé Jumeau, talking, see Mechanical dolls
Portrait:
Reproduction Jumeau, photo
Screaming girl: http://www.nadda.org/edpages2.html
SFBJ Jumeau: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/sfbj_jumeau.htm
SFBJ Jumeau, photo
Talking/phonographe, see Mechanical > Articulate
Tete Jumeau:
Juno / Karl Standfuss, 1898–1930
Celluloid Kewpie doll: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/kewpie.html
Helmut head mark, celluloid ca. 1930s
Juno metal head dolls:
Marks:
Juro Novelty Co., see Ventriloquist figures
Just Me dolls by Armand Marseille / Vogue Dolls, 1920s–
Armand Marseille:
Vogue Dolls:
Just Pretend / Dolls Unlimited / idolls, 1995–2001
k
K & K Toy Co., 1915–1925
1916 talking doll, see Mechanical > Articulate dolls > Madame Hendren
Borgfeldt, George: http://www.dollreference.com/george_borgfeldt_dolls.html
Bye-Lo by Grace Storey Putnam, cloth body for: http://tinyurl.com/2znmpn
Kewpie, cloth body for: http://tinyurl.com/268kw5 (doll on left; click #35)
Kallus, Joseph L., see Cameo Doll Co.
Kader dolls, see OK Kader
Kamar dolls, 1968–1980s
About: http://articles.latimes.com/2006/may/15/local/me-kamar15
Angel doll
Devil doll
John F. Kennedy doll 1963
Livin’ Dolls (misspelling Living Dolls):
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/groups/kamar/
Kamkins by Louise Kampes, 1919–1928. See also Rubber dolls.
http://laurelleaf.com/Kamkinhistory.htm
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=473004
http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/293091.htm
http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/287727.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yh5ka69
Kammer & Reinhardt (Kämmer & Reinhardt or K&R), 1886–1932
“Star of David” mark, also called “K*R.” See also Antique; Simon & Halbig.
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/character_dolls.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/kammer_reinhardt_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/2xy7qa
http://tinyurl.com/yc9oq4w
1916 bisque #117n, photo
About:
Berliner talking doll, see Mechanical > Articulate dolls
Biscaloid head, Rosi Germany mark, photo
Black baby doll: http://tinyurl.com/z2scq
Borgfeldt, George, distributor: http://dollreference.com/george_borgfeldt_dolls.html
Boy, mold #107. Click “Boys & Their Toys.”
Celluloid (Schildkröet parts): http://tinyurl.com/ygmdbgd
Character dolls: http://www.nadda.org/edpages2.html
Eaton’s Beauty dolls: Mold #117n, ca. 1911
Examples
Googly dolls: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Gretchen & Hans
“Nancy Hanks” doll
“Puzzling Mold Numbers:” http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Reproduction doll
Rubber head, 1927: http://tinyurl.com/28dsg7
Waltershauser Puppenmanufaktur reproductions 1990s
Karito Kids by Kids Give, 2007–
Katie Clothes, see Girl Scout 1985 by Cameo
Kaysam - Jolly / Nasco Creations, 1950s–1960s. See also Royal.
http://dollreference.com/kaysam_jolly_toys_nasco_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/kaysam/kaysam.htm
http://tinyurl.com/g2jcw
1967: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/jollytoys.html
Debbie Drake doll
Grandma: http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/grandma.htm. See Grannykins.
Grow-hair dolls by Nasco
Mother & Daughter by Jolly: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id34.html
Walker by Jolly: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id56.html
Kaystan Pageant Doll Co. 1970s; later name is “America’s Pageant”
14" Miss America doll ad
About: http://www.bangordailynews.com/detail/84917.html
Keeneye, see Boudoir dolls
Kehagias / Kexagias (Reliable Canada / Greece): working on
Kelly and Friends by Mattel 1995–
Kennedy dolls by Kamar / Franklin Mint / Madame Alexander
John F. Kennedy by Kamar 1963: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1127
Franklin Mint, Jack & Jackie Kennedy: http://www.lisasdollcloset.com/fm_jackie.htm
Madame Alexander vinyl dolls 1960–61:
See also similar, Littlechap Family.
Kenner Parker Toys (KPT) / (CPG) / General Mills Fun Group (GMFGI), 1970s–
http://dollreference.com/kenner_parker_dolls.html
http://www.flickr.com/groups/kennertoys/
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/kenner/kenner.htm
1980s–2000s dolls
About / history: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenner
1970s dolls:
Kerr & Hinz (K & H) / Dollcraft. See also Nancy Ann Storybook bisque.
About: http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dolls1930s1950s/a/dollinbottle.htm
Juster / Dollcraft, history: http://www.jdcjr.us/index3.html
Kestner, J. D. (JDK) 1805–1938. See also Antique; Bye-Lo.
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Kestner-Dolls.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/todollheaven/bisque.html
http://dollreference.com/jd_kestner.html
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article551.shtml
http://www.quiltersmuse.com/dolls.htm
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Kestner.html
http://tinyurl.com/24j4uf
1885: http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php
1902, mold #164
About:
Baby Jean, ca. 1910, photo
Borgfeldt, distributor: http://dollreference.com/george_borgfeldt_dolls.html
Celluloid (Schildkröet parts): http://www.karensblog.net/2010/07/celluloid-dolls/
Character dolls:
Eaton’s Beauty dolls:
Gibson Girl
Googly dolls:
Kewpie doll: http://hbw.addr.com/kewpie.html
Hilda: Hilda baby, photo
Kewpie by Rose O’Neill
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Multi-head character doll:
Papier-mâché : http://tinyurl.com/yk97ryb
Pates, removing & replacing plaster pates
“Puzzling Mold Numbers:” http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Reproduction
Waltershauser Puppenmanufaktur reproductions 1990s
Kewpie by Rose O’Neill and various makers
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/kewpie.html
http://www.collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/kewpies.htm
http://www.dollkind.com/kewpie-doll.shtml
http://tinyurl.com/ypohya
http://tinyurl.com/yl8y6cr
http://tinyurl.com/yjep8n9
1944 composition
1945 composition
About / history:
About Rose O’Neill: http://www.ortakales.com/illustrators/Oneill.html
Cameo Doll Co. dolls:
Celluloid look-alikes / carnival dolls (not genuine Kewpies):
Chalkware carnival prizes (knock-offs, not genuine Kewpies)
Cloth body by K & K (doll on left; click #35)
Cloth by Richard Krueger, Kuddle Kewpie:
Composition: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/composition_kewpie.htm
German Doll Co. dolls: Modern reissues from original molds
Jell-o ads: http://www.toonopedia.com/kewpies.htm
Jesco, vinyl 1982– :
Kestner, bisque:
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Shackman, Japan knock-off
Kid Kore, 1990s–
Kimberly by Tomy 1981–
Kimport importer & Kimcraft manufacturer, 1940s–1980s
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lfolk.html
Australian by Sarah Midgly: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/sarah_midg.htm
About, brief
Appalachian dolls; see also Folk art dolls
Biography, Ruby Short McKim: http://www.mckimstudios.com/02bio/bio.shtml
Door of Hope dolls 1940s: Dolls magazine article
Gremlins by Thelma Powers
Guatemalan dolls: http://members.tripod.com/~atlantaga10/dollsguatemala.html
Inuit dolls: http://tinyurl.com/24z9oxn
Kimcraft Uncle Sam doll
La Nicette dolls, France
Marie Antoinette
President dolls
Hitty by Sherman Smith: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lhitpion.html
Klumpe, importer for
Native American dolls: http://tinyurl.com/2z7fat
Polish: http://museum.msu.edu/s-program/mtap/Collections/polish.html
Roldan, importer for
Xhosa, South Africa: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lafsouth.html
See also Ethnic dolls.
Kim Possible by Disney / Equity Marketing, 2003–
Kim-’teen (Kim’teen) by Kim Dolls, 1950s. See Virga Hi Heel Teen
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/beehler/kim.html
Kingstate (KS) / The Dollcrafter, 1998–
Kish, Helen, 1994–
Kisses! / Odessa cloth dolls by Vivian Greene, 1970s
http://www.viviangreene.com/stolenkisses/odessa_story.htm
JC Penney catalog 1976
Kissy by Ideal, 1961–1979
http://www.dollinfo.com/kissy.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1960s.html
1963 Sears catalog
3" doll 1979: http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?kissyindex
Kister, A. W. Fr.; see Dressel & Kister 1837–1949
Kitchen toys & kitchenware, doll-size
Kley & Hahn, 1902–1930. See also Antique.
Character:
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/kley_hahn_dollls.html
Snowbabies bisque: http://tinyurl.com/yzybzbf
Walkure; Kestner-made bisque head:
Kling, C.F.; Germany, 1836–1939. See also Antique.
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Kling.html
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/kling_dolls.html
Snowbabies bisque: http://tinyurl.com/yzybzbf
Klumpe dolls, Spain, 1950s–1970s. See also Roldan.
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/klumperoldan.htm
Napoleon doll
Peasant Boy doll
Knickerbocker (KTC) dolls, 1925–
http://dollreference.com/knickerbocker_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/knickerbocker/knickerbocker.htm
6" hard plastic rattle dolls, side-glancing eyes, starfish hands, 1950s:
Betsey Clark 1970s–
Bob & Betty, musical rag dolls, 1970s:
Beloved Belindy 1965
Campbell Kids 1973
Daisy & Willow 1999–2001
Dolly Pops 1979–82
Flintstones, Pebbles & Bam-Bam, cloth 1972
Gingerbread Playmates 1971:
Holly Hobbie 1970s
Katzenjammer Kids 1925–30
Little House on the Prairie 1970s–
Little Orphan Annie 1977–
Moppet’s Secret Dollhouse 1981–
Musical doll: Sleepy Head plush doll 1960s
Raggedy Ann & Andy 1963–82
Snow White 1937 & 1950s
Sugar ’N Spice 1976. Similar to Joan Walsh Anglund dolls.
Knoch, Gebruder; 1877–1919
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/gebruder_knoch_216_character.htm
Konig & Wernicke (Koenig & Wernicke), Germany, 1911–1935
Celluloid head by Schildkröet doll: http://tinyurl.com/yf3wy62
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/konig_wernicke_dolls.html
My Pride
Koukinova, Alexandra, 1993–
KPM (Königliche Porzellan Manufactur), 1840s–1860s
http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/changing/orozco/berlin.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Porcelain-china-bisque-dolls.html
Krueger, Richard G.; cloth dolls, 1907–1950s
http://dollreference.com/cloth_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/yzoz6dc
Kuddle Kewpie, cloth:
Kruse, Käthe (Kaethe Kruse or Kathe Kruse), 1910–
About:
About model numbering
Examples, antique/vintage:
Look-alikes, see Bing Brothers Beauty Art Doll
Marks: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Reissues, modern 1990s–
Schildkröt (turtle mark): 1950s celluloid doll
Waldorf style cloth, 1990s–
Kuhnlenz, Gebruder; (Gebruder Kuhnlenz), 1884–1935
Black doll, 8" mold #34
Examples
French bébé style, 1885
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/kuhnlenz_gebruder_dolls.html
Nun doll
Kuhrn / Flow dolls by Globo, Italy
l
LA & S, see Amberg, Louis & Son
Lady Lovely Locks by TCFC / Mattel, 1987–1989
La Madelon by Madeline Frazier / Mary Ryan Co., 1940s
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/04/dream-world-dolls.html
Lanard dolls, 1999–
Language Littles bilingual dolls, 1999
La Nicette cloth dolls, France, 1924–1940s
http://tinyurl.com/265jd3x
Lanternier & Cie, Limoges, France, 1855–1925
http://tinyurl.com/33mhdx
Baby doll
Example, photo
Marks: http://e-limoges.com/makers/laternier-limoges-boxes.php
Toto character child
Laramie dolls, 1960s. See also Barbie; Bild Lilli.
Janie: http://www.dollreference.com/bild_lilli_clones_competitors.html
Lastic Plastic, see Horsman
Latexture, see Mannequin dolls
Latin American dolls. See also Ethnic dolls.
http://www.nationalcostumedolls.com/ (music)
By country: http://members.tripod.com/~atlantaga10/allcountriesdolls.html
Carselle Muñecos, Mexico
Crèche (creche) & Santos figures: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/creche.html
Guatemalan / Mayan; see also Kimport
Maru and Friends by Maritza Gutierrez & Diana Effner, 2008–
Lauer Toys, 1990s
Lawton Doll Co. / Wendy Lawton, 1982–
Lee Middleton dolls, 1978–
Lefor-Openo dolls, France, 1960s–
http://www.blastmilk.com/blog/other_collectibles/lefor_openo_doll_zoe.php
http://www.lefor-openo.com/
Leggy dolls by Hasbro 1971–1973; & other companies
http://www.dollreference.com/hasbro_leggy.html
http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees/leggy/leggy.htm
About: http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?leggy
Ashinaga, Japanese version:
Lenci dolls, 1919–. See also Boudoir; Cloth; The Lonely Doll.
Identifying, brief summary
http://www.lenci-dolls.net/gallery.html
http://tinyurl.com/yl6t33d
1920s, 110 & 400 series: http://www.lenci-dolls.net/12012006.html
1925 Lenci 110 series, photo
1930s: http://www.museodelgiocattolo.org/GalleriaLenci.htm
About, brief:
About, with examples:
Anili dolls (Elena Scavini’s daughter) 1946–
Boudoir dolls:
Buying guide
Care & cleaning: http://www.lenci-dolls.net/hints.html
Ceramics
Example dolls:
Modern, 1978– :
Pierrot & Pierrete: http://art-doll.com/pierrot-and-pierrete-lenci-dolls-pictures/
Similar types, not Lenci:
Leo Moss dolls, late 1800s to early 1900s. See also Black dolls.
http://tinyurl.com/ydr4jlu
http://tinyurl.com/ycnghb3
http://tinyurl.com/ykm4ru3
http://tinyurl.com/42h42kl
Lesney dolls (Matchbox / Vogue), 1970s–1990
Ginny
Glitter Girls 1973–74: http://www.whos-that-doll.com/lesney_matchbox_dolls.html
Miss Matchbox Disco Girls & Suky/Susy
LGTI, see Galoob
Liberty of London, 1906–1930s
http://tinyurl.com/yjtdcms
Photos: http://www.cozy.org/pics/liberty
Licca by Takara 1967– . See also Jenny 1985–.
http://www.bobagirl.com/anime/misc/fash-licca.html
http://www.larraine.ca/
http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees.htm
http://tinyurl.com/ypnt9
http://www.vintage-agogo.com/floor_03_top.html
Liddle Kiddles & Skediddlers by Mattel, 1965–1970s. See also Storykins.
http://www.dollface.tv/kiddlestop.html
http://www.dollreference.com/liddle_kiddle_menu.html
http://www.fashion-doll-guide.com/Vintage-Little-Kiddles.html
1966 JC Penney catalog
About:
Booklets & close-ups, but adds non-original items
Clones or look-alikes:
Coloring book 1967
Kiddle City, 1966 Sears catalog
Klub case: http://www.dollinfo.com/kiddle.htm
Skediddlers, Peanuts & Disney 1969
Life of Faith dolls by Breezy Point Treasures / Mission City Press, 1998–
Li’l Abner dolls by Al Capp and Baby Barry Toy, 1950s
http://www.celfcentered.com/vintage-dolls.html
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1002
Lil Lollypops / Daisy Dolls / Sweetie Pops by AG Toys, 1980s
Li’l Me by Schaper, 1980s
Limbach, A.G.; Limbach Porzellanfabrik, Germany, 1772–1937
Character baby: http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php
Bathing beauties figures: http://www.onr.com/user/bblady/limbach.html
Bisque examples:
China doll: http://tinyurl.com/eo65r
Greiner-style china doll: http://tinyurl.com/yecykg3
Lingerie Lou by Doll Bodies Co., 1950s
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/lingerielou.htm
Dress pattern catalog
Original box, one version
See also Dress-me; Mannequin/sewing dolls.
Linnea dolls by Hjelm Förlag (Hjelm Forlag) / Crocodile Creek, 2002–
Lissi Bätz dolls / Lissi Puppe (Lissi Batz)
Little Apple dolls, 2005–2008
Littlechap Family by Remco, 1963–
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1110
http://dollreference.com/remco_dolls.html
http://www.janesdollhaven.com/vintage/index.html
http://www.mallaby.ca/littlechap.htm
About: http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?lilchapindex
Catalog pages & NRFB photo
Giftset: http://pixydustdolls.com/other.html
Little House on the Prairie dolls by Knickerbocker & Ashton-Drake, 1970s–
http://www.pioneerontheprairie.com/greenbush_twins/collection.htm
http://www.tvtoys.com/library/little_house_on_the_prairie/index.html
See also HollyHobbie; or Walda.
Little Lulu by Marge (Marjorie Henderson Buell) & various makers, 1938–
Cartoon and comic, about / history:
Eden 1990s: working on
Georgene, cloth:
Gund / Swedlin 1970s: http://michelesworld.net/dmm/lulu/gund.htm
Hallmark 1970s: working on
Horsman 1970s: working on
Knickerbocker 1939: http://michelesworld.net/dmm/lulu/knicker.htm
McCall’s pattern: http://michelesworld.net/dmm/lulu/pattern.htm
Paper dolls: http://michelesworld.net/dmm2/lulu/papdolls.htm
Pullan, composition 1948:
Sanitoys 1973: working on
Sears catalog, 1958
Little Miss Marie by Woolworth’s, 1950s
8" high-heeled doll, unmarked
See also Little Miss Ginger 8"; Little Miss Nancy Ann; Mayfair Debbie; Virga Hi Heel Teen
Little Miss No Name by Hasbro, 1965–
http://www.dollinfo.com/LMissNo.htm
http://dollreference.com/hasbro_dolls.html
http://www.jansdollcloset.com/DollIdentification.html
http://tinyurl.com/y8tgwlp
1966 JC Penney catalog
Little Orphan Annie by various makers, 1929–
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue33/iss33p4.html
Cloth, preprinted
Collecting, about (scroll down)
Comics, about: http://www.toonopedia.com/annie.htm
Freundlich dolls:
Knickerbocker dolls:
Remco dolls:
Tonner dolls: Little Orphan Annie, photo
Little Red Riding Hood dolls by various makers
Bonnytex doll: Two-faced doll, 1956
Composition doll, unknown maker, 1930s
DeDo doll, unknown Italian maker, ca. 1950s
Deluxe Reading 1954: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id11.html
Freundlich 1934: http://www.dollreference.com/freundlich_ralph_dolls.html
Freundlich, The Wolf, photo
Furga walker: http://dollreference.com/furga_luigi_dolls.html
Lenci doll and Rushton-type rubber & plush wolf
Kelly by Mattel 2002: http://tinyurl.com/2jn6qz
Kerr & Hinz doll: http://tinyurl.com/2m832p
Marie Osmond Dolls: http://www.logoi.com/pastimages/little_red_riding_hood.html
Nancy Ann Storybook, bisque:
Paper dolls: Lion Coffee advertising, ca. 1895
PeePul Pals books & dolls:
Pullip by Jun Planning
R. John Wright 1988–91: http://www.rjohnwright.com/chrredridinghood.html
Three-faced doll: German bisque
Topsy-turvy dolls: http://tinyurl.com/2tnvva
Wilson cloth topsy-turvy doll
Littles by Mattel, 1980–1981
Littlest Angel by Arranbee (R & B) / Vogue. See also Block Doll Co.
Arranbee 1954–1957:
Vogue 1961–1963 and 1967–1980:
Little Tikes dolls & dollhouses, 1989–1997
Little Tuppence & Posing Penny by Lincoln Industries, New Zealand, 1965–1971
http://www.abcdoll.org/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=108
http://www.alphalink.com.au/~jenjoy/Tuppence.html
http://www.hautedoll.com/featured_test.php
http://tinyurl.com/yks2g9y
Simplicity 1965 pattern #6207
See also Penny Brite by Deluxe Reading and Miss Cindy by Cragstan.
Little Women by Madame Alexander, 1933–
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/MAlexLW.html
http://www.dollreference.com/alexander_dolls1948-1990s.html
1930s–36 cloth: http://jwa.org/archive/alexander/macl.html
Amy, 14" hard plastic: http://mintdoll.com/hardplastics.htm
Liv Dolls by Spin Master, 2009–
Living Dead by Mezco Toys, 2000–
Lollipop Girls by Jan McLean / Panache Place (Unimax); 2003–
Lomel Enterprises 1986
Lonely Doll, The; by Dare Wright. See also Lenci dolls.
Dare Wright’s doll was a 1925 Lenci, 109/14 series.
http://www.lenci-dolls.net/article.html
About: http://tinyurl.com/ylzwrkk
Bibliography & history: http://www.darewright.com/index.htm
Photos of book
R. John Wright, 2007–:
Lonely Lisa doll by Royal, 1964 & 1972
http://dollreference.com/royal_dolls.html
http://www.flickr.com/groups/lonelylisa/
http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees/lonelylisa/lonelylisa.htm
16" and 20" dolls
Comparison, 1964 and 1979 bodies
Comparison, 1964 and 1979 eyes
Inspired by Margaret Keane’s “big eye” art
See also similar, Love Me Linda by Vogue.
Lorrie Dolls, 1960s–1970s
http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/lorrie.html
Lovee dolls, 1970s
http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/lovee.html
Love Notes (Baby Love Notes) & Li’l Love Notes by Mattel, 1974–:
http://www.dollinfo.com/lovenotes.htm
http://www.collect-antiques.net/Dolls/love-notes.php
1976 JC Penney’s catalog
Li’l Love Notes, NRFB
Lucky Fashion Corner by Lucky Ind. Co. Ltd., 1980s–
Lucy Peck wax dolls, England
Luv Buds by Buddy L 1982
m
M & C Toy Centre, 1990s–
M & S Superior (Muller) papier-mâché dolls. See also Greiner.
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article575.shtml
http://throughtheeyesofachild.info/Papier-Mache-Dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/gsdc/news0607.htm (scroll down)
http://tinyurl.com/y895uad
Maar & Sohn, E. / 3M, 1917–
Bild Lilli 1955–64, clothing
Bisque heads from Armand Marseille dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yvrmf9
Mark: http://www.dollreference.com/celluloid_dolls1869_1950s.html
Schwabinchen 1962–64
Lissi Batz dolls, modern
Mabel Lucie Atwell dolls by various makers, 1920s–1980s
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue41/iss41p5.html
BooBoos Care by Hornby, 1985
Chad Valley dolls
Palitoy dolls
Roddy dolls
Madame Alexander dolls (MA), 1923–
http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/alex.html
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Madame%20Alexander
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39000752@N07/sets/72157621954188345/
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/madalex.htm
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/madame%20alexander.html
http://www.liasargent.com/cat2.html
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/alex.htm
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1935-1950-composition-ma-culture.html
http://tinyurl.com/y4gfhao
http://tinyurl.com/yf3pzjz
http://www.usimaki.com/mycustompage0009.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/alexander/mmealex.htm
1923–1947: http://www.dollreference.com/alexander_doll.html
1948–1990s: http://www.dollreference.com/alexander_dolls1948-1990s.html
1954 FAO Schwarz catalog (PDF file)
1957 Bloomingdale’s catalog (PDF file)
2002– Madame Alexander catalogs: http://www.alexdoll.com/catalog.php
About Beatrice Alexander and her company:
About / history:
Ads: http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Madame_Alexander_Dolls.html
Alice in Wonderland; cloth, composition, hard plastic, vinyl
Black dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yg4ej5o
Celebrities:
Cleaning & care recommendations
Cloth dolls by Madame Alexander, 1920s–:
Club & convention dolls, 1989–2005: http://www.madc.org/dolls.htm
Collecting, about: http://auctionbytes.com/cab/abu/y201/m01/abu0030/s05#s01
Composition dolls by Madame Alexander, 1930s–1948:
Diana, Princess of Wales, 1998
Eloise by Kay Thompson & Hilary Knight, cloth & vinyl
Face molds:
FAO Schwarz catalog exclusives 1967
Fashions, about
Hard plastic dolls by Madame Alexander, 1947–:
International dolls, see 8-inch Alexanderkins
Little Women, composition, hard plastic, vinyl
McDonald’s Happy Meal dolls 2002–
Sleeping Beauty, composition & hard plastic:
Sonja Henie dolls, composition 1939 & hard plastic 1951
Stuffed animals
Vinyl and vinyl/hard plastic dolls by Madame Alexander, 1950s– :
Madame Hendren, see Georgene Novelties
Madcap Molly by Kenner, 1971–1972
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?madcapindex
http://www.collect-antiques.net/Dolls/madcap-molly.php
TV ad: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Z_pqyVyoBr4
Maddie Mod by Princess Grace (PGD) 1967–1972 / Mego 1972–1973
Doll marks: http://dollreference.com/mego_dolls.html
Dollikin in Maddie Mod clothes: http://ddahlia.tripod.com/dressing4.html/
Face close-up: http://www.flickr.com/photos/toyfest/3214985306/
Fashions: http://www.angelfire.com/comics/justjosie/mm/maximummod.html
Fashions by year: http://pages.nyu.edu/~seh1/Barbie/MaddieMod.htm
Fashions on dolls: http://www.sindy-dolls.com/maddie_mod.htm
Mego 1972–1973: http://www.megomuseum.com/catalog/1973/maddie.shtml
See also Barbie clones.
Madeline by Eden / Learning Curve / RC2
Maggie Bessie dolls by Margaret Gertrude Pfohl & Caroline Elizabeth Pfohl; 1893–
See also Antique; Cloth.
http://tinyurl.com/ycea6v2
http://tinyurl.com/yafl72k
http://tinyurl.com/2owm2w
http://tinyurl.com/y9oussk
http://tinyurl.com/yzfrep8
Maggie Iacono 1996–
Magic Attic, 1994–2004, design by Robert Tonner
Magic Knight Rayearth by Sega, 2001–2002
Magic Light dolls / Lumia dolls by Iris Halsey, 1940s–
Halsey added glow-in-the-dark paint to dolls she purchased from other companies.
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/3253999/
Nancy Ann Storybook bisque:
Patent description 1941
“Magic Skin” latex dolls by various makers, 1940s– . See also Rubber dolls.
Arranbee dolls
Campbell Kids doll: http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?Auction=187&ItemNo=38627
Dennis the Menace doll
Effanbee dolls: http://www.angelfire.com/de3/blackdollezine/dollcare13.html
Horsman “Fairyskin” & “Super-Flex”: http://www.catzilla.org/dollies/ruthie_mgsk.html
Ideal dolls:
Mollye dolls
Vogue Dolls
Mama dolls. See also Composition.
http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aawhatyou.htm
Dress fabric, typically organdy: http://www.fabrics.net/joan200.asp
Manhattan Toy Co.
Mannequins, artist’s
Mannequins, miniature sewing. See also Dress-me dolls.
http://www.berdinecreedy.com/Pages/08MKMannequins.html
http://www.dollreference.com/doll_sewing_mannequin.html
http://www.fabrics.net/wwii-fashions-never-out-of-style-part-2-all-dolled-up/
Deb-U-Doll by Margit Nilsen:
Dolls sold with sewing kits:
Peggy McCall, The Modern Fashion Model, by Dritz-Traum for McCall’s:
Simplicity by Latexture:
Maplelea Girls by Avonlea Traditions, 2003–
Marcie (Dolls of Destiny) by A & H Manufacturing
Margon Corp. / Voices Inc., eyes, parts, and voice boxes
http://tinyurl.com/y9mcnmz
1932: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,744262,00.html
1938 advertisement (PDF file, p. 5)
Marguerite de Angeli, see Hedwig – de Angeli
Marie Osmond, see Osmond
Marin chiclana dolls, Spain, 1928–
Flamenco dancer, bullfighter, and historical dolls
Historical figures made for Lloyderson
Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nohface/sets/72157615608731301/
Mariquita Perez dolls, Argentina, Portugal & Spain, 1938–
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariquita_P%C3%A9rez
http://inmamariquita.galeon.com/Mantiguaing.html
http://www.museedelapoupeeparis.com/pagespoupee/pomariq-en.html
1980s and later dolls
Mark Farmer reproduction china head kits, 1950s–
Guide to china dolls
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/gsdc/news0307.htm (scroll down)
Marks, identification. See also Identifying dolls.
Antique dolls:
Celluloid dolls:
Composition dolls:
Hard plastic & vinyl dolls:
Marottes, bisque head. See also Antique.
Definition: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/841994/
German-made marottes
Heubach example: Pouty baby, musical
Schoenau & Hoffmeister doll: Example, ca. 1900
Simon & Halbig, ca. 1885: Music box type. See also video, next photo.
Marque, Albert; 1910–1916. See also Antique; Bisque.
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_3.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yflqnmg
http://tinyurl.com/ylpzqq7
Reproductions:
Marseille, Armand; 1885–1930. See also Antique; Bisque.
http://www.antique67.com/articles.php?article=89
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/armandmarseille.htm
http://dollreference.com/marseille_armand_dolls.html
http://www.internetantiquegazette.com/notes/937.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Armand-Marseilles-Ernst-Huebach.html
http://tinyurl.com/32gfkz
http://tinyurl.com/257kzm (PDF file)
http://tinyurl.com/2svuxj
http://tinyurl.com/y85yf9g
1916–20: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/2997447/
#323 mold, googly; 402; & 640: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/character_dolls.htm
#362 mold, black doll: http://cindyribet.com/dolly_world.htm
#390 mold:
About: http://www.antiquetrader.com/article/?p_ArticleId=5117
Boy, ca. 1900–15: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/410.html
Character, ca. 1920: http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php (scroll down)
Character, intaglio eyes: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Eaton’s Beauty dolls:
Edelmann, Edmund; heads for
Examples:
Floradora mark, ca. 1909– :
Florodora mark, distributed by Borgfeldt, ca. 1901–09:
Googly doll:
Just Me dolls
Maar & Sohn, bisque heads made for
Marks: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
My Dream Baby:
Maru and Friends by Maritza Gutierrez & Diana Effner, 2008–
Marx Toys / Louis Marx, 1919–1981
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/marxindex.shtml
http://dollreference.com/marx_dolls.html
http://www.flickr.com/groups/marxtoys/
Action figures, identifying:
About / history: http://www.stewartsattic.com/marx/specials/timeline.cfm
Archies, 1975
Best of the West; Johnny West, Jane, Janice, Josie, & Princess Wildflower, 1967-75
Campus Cuties 1964:
Dollhouses and furniture
First Love, photo
Ginny Bones & Skinny Bones 1970:
Girl from U.N.C.L.E., The
Lone Ranger 1973, see Gabriel
Marlene 1964, Barbie clone/look-alike
Mike Hazard, Double Agent
Miss Seventeen 1961–
Sindy dolls and furniture
Twinkie 1965
Mary Engelbreit (ME), 1997–
Mary Hartline dolls by Ideal & Doll Bodies Co. See also Ideal Toni.
http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/other/maryhartline.html
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/ideal.htm
http://tinyurl.com/rxclu
8" Lingerie Lou by Doll Bodies:
Paper dolls:
Photo of Mary Hartline with dolls
Mary Hoyer, see Hoyer dolls
Mary-Kate & Ashley by Mattel
Mary Make-up, see Tressy by American Character
Mary Quant dolls, 1970s
Bubbles & Squeak 1970s:
Daisy 1973–83
Mary Poppins by Horsman / Reliable, 1964–1973
Horsman:
Reliable: http://www.tammyconvention.com/2007_Show_Tell3.html
Mascotte bébé, by May Freres, Cie; 1882–1901. See also Steiner, Jules.
http://tinyurl.com/ygq9vw9
Example, photo
Mask-faced dolls, 1940s–1950s. See also Cloth.
1940s example
1943 Sears catalog
1944 Sears catalog
1945 Sears catalog:
1947 Sears catalog
1955 Spiegel catalog
1958 Sears catalog
Albert Brückner dolls
Poland-made: http://www.flickr.com/photos/c9o93/4683276227/in/photostream/
Mason & Taylor dolls, 1881–1893. See also Antique.
http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/330.html
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article592.shtml
http://tinyurl.com/yc7akc5
Matchbox dolls by Matchbox / Lesney / Hasbro, 1970s–1990
Miss Matchbox Disco Girls; see also World of Love:
Matchbox Suky/Susy 1974; and Glitter Girls 1973–74 (music)
Miss Matchbox & Suky/Susy, 1974
Oh Jenny 1980s
Real Model 1989
Robotech 12" 1986–87
Matryoshka (nesting dolls). See also Russian dolls.
http://www.dollkind.com/nesting-doll.shtml
Examples
About / history:
Mattel (MI), 1948– . See also Pleasant Company; MII (Meritus, not Mattel).
Note: Mattel marks the patent year on its molds, which is at least one year earlier than the actual production year. Molds are often reused for many years.
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Mattel
http://flickr.com/groups/matteltoys/
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/mattel.htm
http://www.texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/mattel.html
1960s: http://dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1960s.html
1970s: http://dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1970s.html
1980s– dolls
About, company history
Angelina Ballerina (Pleasant Company)
Audrey Hepburn dolls
Baby Beans
Baby Come Back 1976/77:
Baby First Step 1965–67
Baby Heather 1980s
Baby Love Light 1971: http://www.dollinfo.com/mBLoveLgt.htm
Baby Secret 1965–66: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/mattel.html
Baby Skates 1982, TV ad
Baby Teenietalk & Baby Secret 1966, ad
Baby Tender Love
Barbie 1959–
Barbie & Me 16" 2004–
Beany & Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent 1961/62
Big Jim 1972–76
Buffy & Mrs. Beasley
Busy Becky: http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/busybecky.html
Chatty Baby 1964
Chatty Cathy
Chatty Patty 1980s
Cheerful Tearful:
Cherry Merry Muffin 1988–90
Clueless
Cynthia (Best Friends Cynthia) 1971–72
Dancerina, Dancerella, & Baby Dancerina 1968–1970s
Dancin’ Debbie 2000
Dazzle 1981–83
Disney, vintage dolls
Dreamland Babies 1994
Drowsy 1964–1980s
Family Corners (6½") 1994
Fashion Polly (Polly Pocket)
Fashion Teeners 1972
Furniture, Modern 1958 (for 8–10" dolls, not Barbie):
Flavas 2003
Googlies 1966
Gorgeous Creatures 1979
Gramma & Grampa 1971
Guardian Goddesses 1979–80
Happy Family, vintage (Sunshine Family)
Happy Family, modern, see Barbie
Harry Potter
Herself the Elf
Honey Hill Bunch
Hot Looks 1987
It’s a Small World (Disney) 1993–
Kelly and Friends 1995–
Lady Lovely Locks 1987–89
Liddle Kiddles
Li’l Miss 1989–93
Li’l Secrets 1993
Littles 1980–81
Love Notes (Baby Love Notes) & Li’l Love Notes 1974–
Magic Nursery 1989–90
Mary-Kate and Ashley
Matty Mattel 1961
Max Steel 1998–2002
Mork & Mindy 1980
My Child
Osmond, Donny, Marie, & Jimmy; 1977–1979
Pattaburp: http://www.dollinfo.com/pattaburp.htm
Peachy & Her Puppets, photo
Peppermint Rose 1992
PJ Sparkles 1988–89
Polly Pocket
Popcorn Pretties 1991
Pretty Pairs 1970 (1965 mark): http://www.dollreference.com/pretty_pairs.html
Pulsar & Hypnos 1977: http://www.skooldays.com/categories/toys/ty1394.htm
Quick Curl Casey
Rainbow Brite 1980s
Rock Flowers
Rosebud 1970s: http://kattisdolls.net/faces/toddlers.htm
Rosie O’Donnell
Saucy 1972
Scooba-Doo 1964
Shani 1991–93
She-Ra Princess of Power 1984–87
Shining Star 2001
Shopping Sheryl
Skediddlers 1968–70
Small Shots (Hot Wheels)
Small Talk: http://www.dollinfo.com/smalltalk.htm
Small Talk Baby 1967: http://www.dollinfo.com/smalltalk.htm
Small Talk Storybook:
Small Walk: http://www.dollinfo.com/msmWlk.htm
Spectra 1986–87
Star Spangled (Sunshine Family mold):
Sunshine Family
Sweet Treats 2001
Swingy: http://www.dollinfo.com/swingy.htm
Talking Twosome 1971
Teen Trends 2005–
Tender Love: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dolls.html
Tenko & the Guardians of Magic 1995–96
Thumbelina 1990s
Timey Tell 1964–71:
Tippee Toes:
TV Star Women: Cheryl Ladd, Kate Jackson, & Kitty O’Neill (pop-ups)
Upsy Downsy
Valerie: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play3.html
Wee 3 Friends 2003–
Wee Wild Things 1980s
What’s Her Face 2001–
When I Read I Dream 2001–02
Winx Club
Young Sweethearts Michael & Melinda, 1976:
Maxie by Hasbro, 1988–1990
Max Steel by Mattel, 1998–2002
Mayer / Alan Jay, see Rubber squeak dolls, 1950s–1960s
http://www.collectorsquest.com/blog/index.php?s=bonnytex
Mayfair Products, Canada 1950s–
8" hard plastic high-heeled Debbie, unmarked
Mayfair fashions for Crissy & Velvet: http://crissyandbeth.com/Aftermarket.html
Mayfair also made composition Birthstone dolls, similar to bisque Storybook dolls
McCall mark, see Betsy McCall
McCutcheon Raleigh, Jessie
McDonald’s 1976 dolls, see Remco
McDonald’s (McD) Happy Meal dolls by various companies, 1991–
Mdvanii by Billy Boy Toys, 1989–93
Mechanical antique dolls (articulate, automata, or autoperipatetikos)
Meech, Herbert John; wax dolls, 1865–1917
Mego action figures & dolls
http://dollreference.com/mego_dolls.html
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Mego
http://www.megomuseum.com/gallerymap/index.html
8" action figures:
About: http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/mego-action-figures/
Action Jackson
“Bedknobs & Broomsticks,” Angela Lansbury (only Hong Kong mark), 1971:
Beautiful Lainie 1973: http://www.megomuseum.com/catalog/1973/lainie.shtml
Bubble Yum Baby 1978–79: http://megomuseum.com/catalog/1979/dolls.shtml
Candi and Fashion Candi
Diana Ross
Dinah-mite 1972–75
Dizzy Girl (Dawn clone):
Farrah Fawcett
Jaclyn Smith
Jordache
Joe Namath: http://pages.nyu.edu/~seh1/Barbie/JoeNamath.htm
Kiss:
Laverne & Shirley 1978
Maddie Mod 1972–73
Poz 'n Play 1978: http://megomuseum.com/catalog/1978/dolls_001.shtml
Suzanne Somers (“Three’s Company”):
Sonny and Cher dolls
Sweet Innocence & Her Friends 1978
Tennille; Captain & Toni Tennille:
Waltons, The:
Wonder Woman
Meritus Industries Inc. (MII) / Elite 1980s–
Mermaid Doll Co., 1965–1966
Chicken of the Sea advertising doll, 21" vinyl mermaid, 1965
Versions with green, blue, red, white, and yellow scales were made.
A doll labeled “Gla-Mer-Maid” used the same mold, with blue fins and platinum hair.
MerryMakers dolls, 2000–
Merrythought Toy Co., England
Jack 1930s: http://www.its-behind-you.com/collectorscorner.html (page end)
Snow White felt doll 1938
Metal head dolls, Germany & U.S., 1880s–1930s. See also Antique.
http://www.dollreference.com/metal_head_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/sxvgm
http://tinyurl.com/2pjnm3
http://tinyurl.com/29n3hbf
Bucherer, A. & Cie (metal body)
Examples: http://tinyurl.com/yzbsjhu
Giebeler-Falk Doll Co., N.Y., 1919–21
Juno / Karl Standfuss
Marks: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Minerva by Buschow & Beck, 1890–1930s
MGA Entertainment (Micro Games of America), 1979–
MI, see Mattel
Michael Lee dolls / Mica-Le dolls, Hong Kong, 1947–1996
http://www.antiquehelper.com/item/318834
http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/11/micale-cloth-dolls.html
http://collectdolls.about.com/cs/clothdolls/a/michaellee.htm
http://www.flickr.com/photos/77378567@N00/2145659659/
http://www.villagelife.org/church/archives/dollmaker.html
Midwestern Doll Co. / Midwestern Mfg., 1950s. See also Ginger.
http://www.50sdolls.com/midwestern_doll_company.htm (scroll down)
Mieler Dolls, 1980s
Mignonette dolls, all-bisque “pocket” dolls, 1875–1925
http://www.antiquetrader.com/article/Speaking_of_dolls_room_for_one_more/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cindysdolls/4146977250/
http://www.poupees-dolls.com/gal-mignonnette/home-mignonnettes.htm
http://tinyurl.com/27u9kxg
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/gsdc/news0207.htm
All-bisque doll by Carl Horn
MII, see Meritus Industries
Military dolls. See also Action figures.
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Military-Dolls.html
http://www.oldtoyz1.com/moredolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/36lqf3
http://tinyurl.com/ycc9hgw
Cloth doll, handmade soldier, late 1940s–50s, photo
Formative International, 1996–98
Freundlich, armed services & General MacArthur 1942
GI Joe by Hasbro 1963–
Rosie the Riveter 2003
U.S. Army Women’s Museum, about
Vogue Dolls, Toddles military versions
Vogue Dolls, WAAC-ette and WAVE-ette 1942–44:
W.A.A.C. doll by Madame Alexander
Women: http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/collectibles.html
“Milliner’s model” dolls, 1820–1860. See Papier-mâché; Antique.
The term “milliner’s model” is a misnomer.
http://greglefever.com/pdfs/Milliner's%20Models%202.pdf (PDF file)
http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/53870/Papier-Mache-Dolls
http://www.nga.gov/collection/gallery/iaddoll/iaddoll-27544.html
In The Collector's Book of Doll Clothes, Dorothy S., Elizabeth Ann, and Evelyn J. Coleman discuss the misnomer’s origin: “They [dolls with papier-mâché heads, leather bodies, and wooden lower limbs] are referred to as ‘Varnished heads’ in the 1829–1833 Day Book of Lewis Page at the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum. In the twentieth century, Eleanor St. George [in The Dolls of Yesterday] named this type of doll ‘Milliner's Model.’ Her correspondence indicates that this was a name she created without historical documentation or precedent for it.”
Milton Bradley / Girl’s World, see Emerald the Enchanting Witch
Mily, Jacky, & Baby by GéGé (GeGe) France, 1964–1973. See also Barbie clones.
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=165
http://www.flickr.com/groups/1289958@N22/
http://www.fondationtanagra.com/
Catalog: http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=171
Minerva / Wearwell metal head dolls by A. Vischer / Buschow & Beck, 1890–1930s
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/minerva_metal_headed_doll.htm
http://www.queenslibrary.org/gallery/dolls/index.asp?content=rag
http://tinyurl.com/sxvgm
http://tinyurl.com/ylj75u9
About / history:
Marks: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Mini-Martians by Jacob Swedlin (Gund), 1967
http://codeguys_mom.tripod.com/martians.html
http://dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls_1960s.html
http://dollreference.com/sears_happi_time_dolls1886.html
http://www.retro.net/db/Mini-Martians/397/
http://tinyurl.com/yg2mo65
Jet car box, photo
Sears catalog 1967
Miniquin dolls by DAE Originals, 2002–
Miss Cindy by Cragstan. See also Penny Brite; Little Tuppence.
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/penny_brite/pennyb/pennyb1.htm
Missionary Ragbabies / Beecher Baby by Julia Jones Beecher, 1880s–1910
http://tinyurl.com/yjek9cw
http://tinyurl.com/yzft2y9
http://tinyurl.com/yk7tjkb
Miss Revlon by Ideal, see Revlon.
Miss Seventeen by Marx, 1961–. See also Bild Lilli.
http://dollreference.com/marx_dolls.html
http://fashiondollcollectorsclubgb.co.uk/OtherDollsindex.html (scroll right)
http://tinyurl.com/34ajq7j
Photo, close-up
Photos, doll and case
Miss Suzette 11½" by Uneeda, 1962, see Suzette
Misty / Miss Clairol by Ideal, 1965–1966.
See also “Bewitched”; Comic Heroines; Tammy.
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_tammy_doll.html
http://www.harpiesbizarre.com/idealdolls.htm
Boxed: http://www.dolllover.com/1960doll.htm
Center-eyed 1966: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1025
Compare to Comic Heroines dolls: http://jemboy.net/super/ideal.html
Glamour Misty, 1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Photos
Mitzi by Ideal / Reliable, 1960–1961. See also Barbie clones.
Ideal: http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1960s.html
Ideal & Reliable:
Reliable Mitzi
Mixis by YNU Group, 2005–
Model Toys, see Daisy or Havoc
Molly-’es International Doll Co. / Mollye Goldman (Mollyes), 1929–1970
http://dollreference.com/molly-es_dolls.html
Clothing designs for Ideal Shirley Temple dolls: http://tinyurl.com/ya26vku
Composition baby
Ginny-type 8" doll: http://www.50sdolls.com/miscothers.htm
Peggy Rose Bride 1957: http://vintdolls.com/hardplastic.html
Raggedy Ann & Andy 1935–37
Tagged outfit
The Thief of Bagdad dolls:
Momoko by Sekiguchi / Petworks 2001–
Monchhichi (Monchichi) by Sekiguchi & other makers, 1974–
http://www.flickr.com/groups/1378130@N20/pool/
http://www.monchhichi.net/aa1.htm (music)
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/moncicci.htm
About: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monchhichis
Original Sekiguchi 1974– : http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/sekiguchi.html
Monica Doll Studios, Hollywood, Ca., 1941–1952
http://dollreference.com/monica_doll_studios.html
http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/08/monica-doll-studio.html
About, brief
Greta: 1944 FAO Schwarz catalog (PDF file, p. 6)
Montanari wax dolls, 1850–1887
Moondreamers by Hasbro, 1986–1988
Moppets by Fran Mar / KTC (Knickerbocker) / Shiba, 1970s
Moppets Secret Dollhouse by Knickerbocker (KTC), 1981–
Morden Doll Corp., 1950s–
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/mordendoll.htm
Morimura Brothers (Noritake), Japan, 1876–
Bisque example: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dollsjapanese.html
History: http://www.noritake.co.jp/eng/tableware/history.html
Marks: http://dollreference.com/morimura_dolls.html
Bester Doll Co.
Mother’s Congress Doll Co., 1900–1911. See also Antique; Cloth.
Baby Stuart: http://tinyurl.com/ylzz2hv
Motschmann Taufling type doll bodies. See also Antique; Japanese ichimatsu.
http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/jshoaf/Jdolls/jdollwestern/liljap.htm
http://www.higlet.com/teresa/page2.htm
http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/53870/Papier-Mache-Dolls
http://tinyurl.com/y77gqy5
Steiner doll: http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_4.htm
Muffie 8" by Nancy Ann Storybook (NASB), 1953–1956. See also Ginny.
http://www.dollinfo.com/muffie.htm
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1132
http://www.dollreference.com/nancy_ann_muffie_doll.html
http://www.gingerdolls.dk/nancyannmuffie.php
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/muffydoll.htm
http://home.comcast.net/~sewinfrey/13.html (music)
http://tinyurl.com/3bnr7a
Multi-faced dolls and multi-headed dolls
Multi-faced dolls (head rotates):
Multi-head character dolls, antique:
Topsy-turvy dolls, two-headed cloth dolls
Mundia Collection, reproductions & originals, France, 1949–
http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aa050102a.htm
Muppets dolls & puppets by Jim Henson & various makers, 1958–2009
Musical dolls
Antique dolls, mechanical
Baby Dear Musical by Vogue Dolls 1962
Composition doll, Baby Phyllis by J. Bouton, 1902–1930s:
Ideal dolls
Japanese ichimatsu by Nishi: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dollschinese.html
Knickerbocker dolls
Mattel dolls
Nun dolls: http://www.catholichomeandgarden.com/nun_dolls.htm
Raggedy Ann & Andy by Knickerbocker 1960s: http://www.dollinfo.com/raggedys.htm
Lullabye and Rockabye dolls, JC Penney’s catalog 1976
Schoenhut dolls: Roly-Poly clown
Muslim dolls
My Buddy dolls by Hasbro / Playskool, 1985–
My Child by Mattel, 1985–88
My Friend Mandy dolls by Fisher-Price, 1977–1985
My Little Pony dolls by Hasbro, 1984–1986
My Real Baby animatronic doll by Hasbro, 2000
My Scene Barbie by Mattel, 2002–
My Twinn dolls
n
Naber Kids by Naber Gestalt, 1960s–
About / history:
Amy 1989
Nancy & Sluggo dolls by various makers
http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/scoop_article.asp?ai=2581&si=126
Averill dolls: http://www.dollreference.com/averill_manufacturing_dolls.html
Comic, about:
Marcie by A & H Manufacturing dolls:
S & P dolls, 1954: working on
Nancy Ann Storybook (NASB) Co. See also Kerr & Hinz (K & H).
http://www.dollreference.com/nancy_ann_storybook_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/nancyann/nancyann.htm
1944 Nancy Ann Abbott interview
About: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aa042301a.htm
Debbie, 10½" chubby toddler, 1955: http://dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1119
Little Miss Nancy Ann 9", 1959:
Miss Nancy Ann 10½", 1959:
Muffie 8", 1953–56
Storybook Dolls, bisque and hard plastic
Style Show 18", 1952–
Nasco Creations. See Kaysam - Jolly.
Bride: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/14rbeauties/id6.html
Joann / Miss Joann:
Miss Claudette & Claudie:
National Institute of American Doll Artists (NIADA)
National Negro Doll Co., Richard Henry Boyd, 1911– . See also Black dolls.
http://tinyurl.com/yhckqx7
Native American dolls. See also Ethnic dolls; Folk art dolls.
http://www.native-languages.org/dolls.htm
http://tinyurl.com/2qle78
About: http://xroads.virginia.edu/~MA04/ranger/astor_collection/dolls.html
Antique bisque, probably German, photo
Carlson dolls (souvenir)
Corn husk dolls: http://www.snowwowl.com/naartcornhuskdolls.html
Eastern Abenaki 1919 portrayal, Olde Deerfield raid paper dolls
First Nations
Hopi katsina (kachina):
Hualapai: Suzy Belle, cloth, 1970s–
Inuit dolls
Iroquois, corn husk: http://www.iroquoismuseum.org/cornhusk_work.htm
Maliseet-Micmac, corn husk
Mary Francis Woods, 1920s–30s
Mayan worry or trouble dolls
Navaho, cloth: http://dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1067
Ojibwe, split willow: http://www.nativetech.org/willow/wiltoy.htm
Oneida, corn husk:
Seneca, corn husk: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/tips/corncollectibles.html
Seminole:
Seneca applehead dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yknqfvo
Shoshone 1960s: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1090
Skookum dolls
Souvenirs, usually dress-me doll type
Starshine Dolls, 1990s
Wooden: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lindian.html
Natterer, Sylvia / White Balloon, 1989–
Natural Doll Co. See also 14R dolls.
http://www.dollinfo.com/unk50sbaby.htm
Angela Cartright 30" 1961, (as Linda Williams in “Make Room for Daddy”):
Composition dolls: http://dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
Hard plastic dolls: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Honey Claire: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play.html
Miss Ritzi: http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/mssritz.htm
Quintuplets: http://www.fischerquintcollectibles.com/
Nesting dolls, see Matryoshka
Netta Doll Co. / Metti Co. dolls, Australia
http://www.cathie.fr/crbst_110.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vj1957/tags/netta/
Pilawuk, photo
New York Rubber Co., 1885–. See also Goodyear; or Rubber dolls.
Baby doll, ca. 1897
Doll from Richard Wright’s collection
License from Goodyear
Niresk Industries, Inc., 1950s
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/2d725k
Dollikin, Lotus Blossom outfit, 1959 Niresk catalog
Patty Prayer 1963–69 (talking praying doll):
Royal Princess & Her Baby: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id34.html
Nisbet, Peggy; 1950s–1980s
http://asiawee.blogspot.com/2009/06/peggy-nisbet.html
http://www.mythings.com/things.aspx?mode=tag&itemid=2480
http://tinyurl.com/yjttooe
Diana, Princess of Wales, & Royal Family
Nodder dolls, antique & vintage bisque
Bisque, in Dutch costume, made in Germany, 1920s–30s
Norah Wellings, see Wellings
Nun dolls by various makers
http://www.catholichomeandgarden.com/nun_dolls.htm
http://www.crossinthewoods.com/about-the-shrine/the-doll-museum
http://tinyurl.com/yew2nut
1942 Spiegel catalog
1944 Wards catalog
Examples, photo
Flying Nun dolls
Gebruder Kuhnlenz doll: http://www.flickr.com/photos/visitmydolls/3916696030/
Guide to buying
Habit types per order: http://oripter.com/cath%20nun%20dolls%202.html
Hard plastic: http://vintdolls.com/hardplastic.html
Littlest Angel type: http://vintdolls.com/angels.html
Nancy Ann Storybook hard plastic doll: http://mintdoll.com/dollcab.htm
Nymphenburg china (porcelain) dolls
About: http://www.dollreader.com/tutorials.php?id=85
o
Obitsu / Azone dolls
Ohlhaver, see Revalo
OK Kader (Kader) dolls, Hong Kong, 1948–1993
http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/12/o-k-kader-doll.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/othercos/kader/kader.htm
http://www.virtualvalley.co.uk/britdoll/hardplastic2.html
1950s baby doll: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/black_kader_doll.htm
Baby doll: http://lilsdolls.se/almjoh/dockor/dockorra.htm
Hard plastic: http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
Old Cottage Toys by Margaret & Susi Fleischman, 1939–1976
http://www.oldcottagedolls.co.uk/
Olmec Toys, 1985–
100 Dolls Co. (One Hundred Dolls), late 1950s to mid–late 1970s
The comic book ads for these gave kids a hard lesson about truth in advertising: “As many excited young girls would unfortunately find out the hard way, the ‘100 Little Dolls” were not dolls at all.”
http://home.att.net/~1.elliott/comicbooktoysoldiers100LittleDolls.html
http://www.timewarptoys.com/gallery.htm (search for Comic Book Flat Dolls)
Advertisement: http://www.retroist.com/2009/09/16/100-dolls-for-1/
Similar, cereal premiums by Van Brode
Only Hearts Club, 2004–
Ontario Plastics (Beehler / Fortune / Kim / Virga)
http://dollreference.com/beehler_fortune_ontario_virga.html
Paula-Sue (Ginny-type): http://vintdolls.com/ginny.html
Oodles by Mel Birnkrant for Grand Toys, 1980s
Oopsie Daisy by Irwin Toy, 1988–1989
Origin Products / Bluebird Toys, see Polly Pocket
Original Doll Artist Council of America (ODACA)
Oshkosh, see Eden
Osmond dolls; Donny, Marie, & Jimmy Osmond; by Mattel, 1977–1979
About: http://www.tvtoys.com/library/donny_and_marie/index.html
Catalog page, 11½" dolls
Jimmy doll body mold: http://www.manbehindthedoll.com/SCOTT.htm
Marie Osmond 30" Modeling Doll 1977
NRFB: http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/search/index.php?q=osmond
Photos: http://www.flickriver.com/groups/1449868@N20/pool/interesting/
Osmond, Marie / Marie Osmond Dolls / Charisma, 1991–
Ott, Heidi
Ottolini dolls, Italy, 1950s–
http://www.dollreference.com/ottolini_dolls.html
Bild Lilli similar, Ellen: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37546968@N08/5412942627/
Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/52937206@N00/2234099767/
Ozias Morse, four-faced rubber doll, ca. 1866
p
P & M Doll Co., 1950s. Sometimes confused with PMA or PM Sales.
Paula Mae: http://dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
See also Pollyanna.
P mark in a circle, known as “Circle P”
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/unknown/circlep.html
Coty Girl / Miss Coty by Arranbee:
Little Miss Margie by Belle Doll & Toy
Sally Starr cowgirl (PDF file)
Similar marked dolls:
See also Admiration, Beehler Arts, Princess Anna, or Sayco.
Packing dolls for shipping
Palm Pals by Gi-Go
Palitoy dolls (Cascelloid), 1925–1984
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=218
http://tinyurl.com/yhz3ghc
http://www.wondersofyouth.co.uk/page7.html
About / history:
Action Girl
Action Man
Alice in Wonderland doll: Talking doll 1972
Archie Andrews, ventriloquist figure, 1950s
Black dolls: http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue44/iss44p6.html
Carrie (& Christopher) (page end)
Cascelloid Ltd.
Daisy by Mary Quant
Dolly Darlings by Hasbro & Palitoy
Goldilocks, grow hair:
Mabel Lucie Atwell dolls: http://tinyurl.com/2tg5ab
Pippa dolls
Plastex by Cascelloid
Sheena, grow hair; see also Crissy dolls:
Tiny Tears
Tippy Tumbles 1969. See also Remco.
Tressy & friends
Walker, black, 1954–56
Paper dolls, antique to modern
Papier-mâché (papier-mache) dolls
Parian dolls. See also Antique; China.
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/chinas_and_parians.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parian_doll
http://home.comcast.net/~kturnersan/wsb/html/view.cgi-home.html-.html
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article594.shtml
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article585.shtml
http://tinyurl.com/38bn2r
http://tinyurl.com/ydfc6k9
Alice in Wonderland head style:
Countess Dagmar
Example, ca. 1860
German:
Glass-eyed parian
Hertel & Schwab Co.
Identifying German Parian Dolls by Mary Gorham Krombholz
Unusual hair style
Peddler doll: http://www.nadda.org/edpages3.html
Paris & Co., 1960s. See also Liddle Kiddles; Storykins; Show Biz Babies.
http://dollreference.com/paris_company.html
Paris Doll Company, 1940s–1950s
http://dollreference.com/paris_doll_company.html
1951 Rita, photo
Roxanne, “Beat the Clock” 1952
Patent washable dolls, see Papier-mâché dolls
Patsy by Effanbee and Patsy types
1912–1939: http://dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls.html
1940–1970s: http://dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls1940_1970s.html
Patsy & Patsy types: http://dollreference.com/patsy_types.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat2/patsy1.html
http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/07/patsy.html
http://tinyurl.com/22arx5
http://tinyurl.com/23dxso
1947 Sears catalog
About / history: http://www.effanbeedoll.com/Abouteffanbee.htm
Look-alike, unmarked: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/336.html
Shirley Temple doll: Pastime Book
Patsy Ann: http://www.musicboxworld.com/images/dolltour/tour13.htm
Patsy Babyette 1926–38
Patsyette:
Patsy Joan: http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/efd012.htm
Patsy Lou: http://www.dollreader.com/vintage.php?id=308
Patsy (Baby) Tinyette 1926–38
Patti Playpal by Ideal, 1959–1962 & 1981 / Reliable / Ashton-Drake
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/pattiplaypal.html
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/dollnews32301.shtml
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/ (music)
http://www.usimaki.com/mycustompage0001.htm
Advertisement: http://goldenrosedolls.com/ideal.htm
Look-alikes, other companion types:
Nurse, Premier outfit: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1076
Peter Playpal: http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/200841.htm
Reproduction, Ashton-Drake (ADG) 2003
Suzy Playpal: http://dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1142
See also similar, Ideal Saucy Walker 1960–1961, 32"
Pauline dolls by Pauline Bjonness-Jacobsen
Peddler or pedlar dolls
http://danielagnew.blogspot.com/2010/02/blog-post.html
Parian example: http://www.nadda.org/edpages3.html
A. W. Fr. Kister doll: Two-faced peddler, 1870s
Pedigree dolls, 1950s–
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://lilsdolls.se/almjoh/dockor/dockorra.htm
http://tinyurl.com/yk9wfla
http://www.wondersofyouth.co.uk/page3.html
Black dolls:
Company history: http://www.sindy-dolls.com/new_page_2.htm
First Love by Marx, photo (Pedigree mold)
Sarah Kay:
“Pedigree disease” hard plastic breakdown
Sindy 1963–1986
Walker dolls:
PeePul Pals dolls and books by Whitman, 1967
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=PeePul+Pals
Little Red Riding Hood, book
Paper dolls: http://tinyurl.com/2jxvrf
TV ad, video
Pee Wee & Hee Wee by Uneeda (UDCO), 1966–1980s (other spellings: Pee-Wee or PeeWee)
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?plumpeeindex
http://www.dollinfo.com/upeewee.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_pee_wee_dolls.html
http://justaboutdolls.homestead.com/28Feb2002.html
1966 JC Penney’s catalog
1966 Sears catalog
Peggy Nisbet dolls, see Nisbet
Pelham Puppets, 1946–1997
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?pelhamindex
http://www.ppo.co.uk/bimbo/
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue34/iss34p5.html
Collecting guide
See also Muppets dolls & puppets, 1979–
Penny Brite by Deluxe Reading / Topper, 1963– .
See also Little Tuppence; Miss Cindy.
http://www.angelfire.com/retro/penny_brite/pennyb/pennyb1.htm
http://dollreference.com/pennydoll1.html
http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/371.html
http://janaranoff.com/fashiondolls.html
About: http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/pennybritedoll.htm
Simplicity 1965 pattern #6207
Penny dolls, see bisque Frozen Charlotte type or Wooden dolls
Perfect Toy Mfg. Co., 1920s–1930s
http://www.dollreference.com/composition_dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/y3onqld
Perfekta Hong Kong / Marquette
5" dolls: http://dollsallover.webs.com/perfekta5.htm
Bonnie Blue Ribbon: working on
Baby Stella (Yes/No): http://www.t3.rim.or.jp/~honey/CUTIEDOLLS/RUMMY.html
Peteena the Poodle by Hasbro, 1966
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/peteenaindex.shtml
http://dollreference.com/peteena_poodle_hasbro.html
http://www.peteena.com/
http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees/peteena/peteena.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/hasbro/peteena/peteena.htm
Petitcollin (eagle mark), France, 1860– . See also Celluloid.
http://www.karensblog.net/2010/07/celluloid-dolls/
1930s: http://www.poupees-dolls.com/gal-divers/gal-divers03.htm
Celluloid doll: Figure in folklore costume, ca. 1950s
Costume dolls, regional dress:
“Melting Pot” celluloid (modern version)
Petra, Peggy & Fred dolls by Plasty / Airfix, 1965–1990s. See also Barbie clones.
http://www.petradolls.co.uk/mainindex.htm
http://urbanservices.de/fashiondolls/petra/index.htm
1970s catalogs
1973 ad
1980s catalogs
About/history: http://www.toysmiles.com/Binder4.pdf (PDF file)
Fashions: http://originalpetra.jimdo.com/petra/
Petworks dolls
Peynet dolls / Raymond Peynet; 1950s–1960s; Massport 1997–1998
About
Atlas Editions reissue: http://www.peynet.com/va/pages/actualites.php
Miss Twist, and catalog pages
Philadelphia Baby by J.B. Sheppard & Co., 1900–1935
http://www.cozy.org/pics/chase
http://tinyurl.com/ybcd3jh
http://tinyurl.com/yactqp5
Phonograph dolls (antique talking dolls), see Mechanical > Articulate
Photographing dolls and miniatures
Pierotti wax dolls
Pincushion dolls, see Half dolls.
Pinky-Street (Pinky Street or Pinky:ST) by Sakura
Pintel & Godchaux, France, ca. 1890s
http://tinyurl.com/ykrop73
http://tinyurl.com/yjp4t8l
Pipos ball-jointed dolls
Pippa by Palitoy, 1972–1980. See also Dawn.
http://overzone.com/cgi-bin/storefront.asp?StoreID=12
http://www.pippadoll.net/onestop.htm#collecting
http://www.pippadolls.co.uk/index.htm
http://www.sindy-dolls.com/pippa.htm
Cleaning: http://www.julieanneland.com/pippa/wash_brush_up/
Fashion collections: http://figsworth.com/contents.html
Identifying: http://www.pippadoll.net/pippa_id/
Shillman clone 1982: http://tinyurl.com/ygmloxx (page end)
Similar dolls: Debenhams Sarah Louise; Ocean Toys; & Zodiac Judy (music)
Plakie Toys, see Humpty Dumpty 1950s
Plassie doll by Ideal, 1942–1950s
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/ideal/ihp.htm
1940s: http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1940s.html
1942 Sears catalog
1943 Sears catalog
1945 Sears catalog
1947 Sears catalog
1950s: http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
1951 toddler: http://dollsofourchildhood.blogspot.com/
Plastic dolls. See Hard Plastic; Rubber; Vinyl.
Plastic Molded Arts (PMA) dolls, 1950s–1960s. See also Dress-me dolls.
Sometimes confused with P & M or PM Sales.
http://www.50sdolls.com/pma.htm
http://dollreference.com/plastic_molded_arts_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/pma/pma.htm
6" hard plastic dolls, googly type, 1950s
8" high-heeled “Waldorf” doll, ballerina
Barbie clone Debby: http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/41356947
Linda Williams 14" 1959–61 (Angela Cartwright in “Make Room for Daddy”):
Little Miss Joan 8" & Miss Joan 12" 1956–58
Play Along / Jakks Pacific
Play Along Club by Mel Birnkrant / Play Along, 2007–
Play by Play, 1996–
Playmates Toys, Inc., 1980s–
Playskool dolls, 1970s–
Pleasant Company, 1985–
Plusczok, Heidi
PMA, see Plastic Molded Arts
PM Sales / Plated Molded Sales (P.M. Sales), 1960s.
Sometimes confused with P & M or PMA.
http://dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls_1960s.html
Linda Lou: http://www.flickr.com/photos/35899061@N04/3849886300/
See also AE dolls, Allied Eastern.
Polly and Polly Play-Pose by Valentine. See also Barbie Clones.
http://dollreference.com/barbie_clones_competitors.html
Polly Play-Pose (jointed elbows):
Polly (non-jointed elbows):
Polly Pocket by Bluebird Toys / Origin Products / Mattel
Poor Pitiful Pearl by Brookclad / Glad Toy / Horsman / Tristar, 1958–1976
http://www.dollinfo.com/pitifulpearl.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/horsman_dolls1960-1970s.html
1957 Brookglad, in Bloomingdale’s catalog (PDF file, p. 8)
1958 Brookglad, in Sears catalog
1963 Horsman, in original box
1976 Tristar: http://dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls_1960s.html
Porcelain dolls, modern. See also “Walda.”
For antiques, see Antique; Bisque; China; Frozen Charlotte & Charlie
Pose dolls, cloth & wire, Japan, 1960s–1970s
Artmark dolls
Bradley dolls
Dakin dolls: Dream Dolls
Dolls of color
Example, “French doll,” unknown maker
Holiday Fair dolls
Photos, various makers: http://www.flickr.com/groups/lovely_posedoll/
Sarco dolls
Posie walker by Ideal, 1954–1956. See also Saucy Walker.
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/posie1.html
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/ideal_walkers.htm
http://www.dollinfo.com/posie.htm
1955 Spiegel catalog
Poulbot, Francisque; France, 1912–. See also SFBJ.
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollevents/ss/convention05_9.htm
http://www.poupendol.com/poulbot-dolls.html
http://www.puppenhausmuseum.ch/France.59.0.html (music)
http://tinyurl.com/ykv4bub
http://tinyurl.com/ykoqaqy
Prams for dolls
Precious Moments by Sam Butcher and various makers
Premier doll clothing and accessories, ca. 1950s–
Fashions & accessories for Barbie & 11½" dolls: working
Fashions for Crissy dolls: http://crissyandbeth.com/Aftermarket.html
Nurse outfit for Patti Playpal doll: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1076
Pressman dolls 1940s–
About: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynn_Pressman_Raymond
It’s a Small World, Disney, 1964–65: Turkish doll
Princess Anna Doll Co.
Norway girl
Princess Diana dolls, various makers
Princess Gwenevere / Starla and the Jewel Riders, 1995
Princess of the Flowers by Yes! 1992–1995
Pringle, Helen
Pullan, Earle; 1945–1967. See also 14R dolls; Canadian dolls.
http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/hist/dolls/docom01e.shtml
http://dollreference.com/pullan_earle_dolls.html
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Earle_Pullan_Dolls.html (music)
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/pullan/pullan.htm
Bobby 1961: http://www.civilization.ca/cmc/exhibitions/hist/dolls/dovin01e.shtml
Little Lulu
Tammy look-alike: Marjie
Pullip by Jun Planning, 2003–
Pusle by Ratti, Denmark
http://dollsallover.webs.com/
Pussycat baby dolls by Madame Alexander, 1960s–
http://www.dollinfo.com/pcat.htm
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/85709.html
1965: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1015
1967 FAO Schwarz exclusive
1974: http://vintdolls.com/pc.html
Putnam, Grace Storey, see Bye-Lo Baby
q
Quant dolls, see Mary Quant
Queen Anne style wooden dolls
Quick Curl Casey by Mattel. See also Cynthia.
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/caseyquickcurl.html
In original box: http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/barbie.htm
Original accessories, list: http://www.rebeccachulew.com/prevdolls.html
Quilts, doll-size
r
R & B dolls, see Arranbee
R & D Fashion Dolls
Radica dolls, see Cupcakes by Kenner / Tonka / Radica
Rag dolls, see Cloth or rag dolls
Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls by Johnny Gruelle & various makers, 1915–
See also Beloved Belindy.
http://www.dearraggedyann.com/ (music)
http://www.dollkind.com/raggedy-ann-doll.shtml
http://members.tripod.com/RaggedyEm/rags/raggedy.htm (music)
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1935-1950-cloth.html
About / history:
American Toy & Novelty look-alikes: Buddy & Sis, 1930s–50s
Applause 1983–2005:
Bibliography: http://www.victoriana.com/antiquedolls/raggedyann.htm
Chronology of dolls produced:
Dakin (Applause) 1990s–2004: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/dakin.html
Exposition, Ann 1935–36
Georgene Novelties (Averill) 1938–63:
Hallmark 1974
Hasbro 1996– : http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/hasbro.html
Knickerbocker 1963–82, and Macmillan:
McCall’s 1940 pattern #820
Molly-’es 1935–37:
Reliable 1947: http://dollreference.com/reliable_dolls.html
R. John Wright 2004
Steiff 1913–15: Twee Deedle
Volland, P. F.; 1915–33:
Raggy Doodle, U.S. Parachute Trooper by Praeger and Rubin, 1942
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Military-Dolls.html
Rainbow Brite by Mattel / Hallmark and Emotions, 1980s–
Raleigh, Jessie McCutcheon; 1916–1920. See also Butler Bros.
http://www.dollreference.com/raleigh_jessie_mccutcheon_dolls.html
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/2997447/
http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/111368.htm
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1900-1935-composition-raleigh.html
Article by Ursula Mertz & Don Jensen
Ratti, see Giochi Preziosi / Ceppi Ratti
Ravca, Bernard & Frances; Real People Dolls, 1924–1970s
1930s France: http://folkdolls.free.fr/English/Individuals/aquitaine.htm
Crepe paper dolls (middle photo): http://www.dollreader.com/paper-dolls.php?id=83#
Doll by Frances Ravca
George & Martha Washington doll
Lady Jane Grey doll
Laurel & Hardy doll
Peasant woman doll
Woman in apron doll
Raving Beauty, see Artisan Doll Co.
Raynal dolls, France, 1922–1980
http://www.museedelapoupeeparis.com/tempo/tempoenraynal.html
http://www.poupees-dolls.com/gal-raynal/gal-raynal01.htm
http://tinyurl.com/ybacku8
Celluloid / rhodoid dolls:
Real Friends by Geoffrey, Inc. (Toys R Us), 1990s–
Reborn dolls
Recknagel, Theodor; Germany, 1893–1930s
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/recknagel_bonnet_baby.htm
http://dollreference.com/recknagel_theodor.html
1900 example
1910–1915 dolly face doll & wardrobe
Character boy, ca. 1915
Mold for Louis Amberg baby: http://www.dollreference.com/amberg_louis.html
Regal Doll Corp., 1919–1940. See Horsman; Butler Bros.
http://dollreference.com/regal_doll_corp.html
Company history
Mayfair fashions for Crissy & Velvet: http://crissyandbeth.com/Aftermarket.html
Regal Toy Co. dolls. See also Canadian dolls.
http://www.civilisations.ca/cmc/exhibitions/cpm/catalog/cat2101be.shtml (page 2)
31" companion-size walker
Eaton’s Beauty doll 1963
Eskimo souvenir doll: http://members.tripod.com/~atlantaga10/dollscanada.html
Karen Magnussen (Olympic skater), 1974
Penny 11½"
Tommy Talker, ventriloquist
Reliable Toy Co., 1920–1991. See also Canadian dolls; Dress-me dolls.
http://www.50sdolls.com/reliable_of_canada.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/reliable_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/reliable/reliable.htm
Barbara Ann Scott doll (Olympic skater) & Anne Heggtveit doll (Olympic skier):
Black dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yj2owv6
Composition:
Dollhouses & furniture
Eaton’s Beauty dolls
Highland Laddie & Maggie Muggins
Lone Ranger 1930s: http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?Auction=191&ItemNo=54373
Lone Ranger & Tonto by Dollcraft
Mary Poppins doll, Horsman mold
Miss Canada 1959
Mitzi 1961–62
Mountie: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/reliable/mountie/mountie.htm
Mountie, Lone Ranger, Tonto, & Royal Air Force dolls
Native American souvenirs: http://breezeb.tripod.com/dolls.html
Raggedy Ann 1947
Shirley Temple
Topsy dolls
Walker: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/reliable_walker.htm
Remco dolls, 1960s–1970s
http://dollreference.com/remco_dolls.html
Babysitter’s Club 1991–92
Baby Glad 'n Sad, 1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Baby This 'n That: http://www.dollinfo.com/babythis.htm
Beatles, Big Head dolls 1964:
Big Head dolls 1964–65:
Black doll: Annuel McBurrows design, 1968–70s
Dollhouse, Mary Mag-Power: http://www.barbigirl.com/remco.htm
Finger Dings 1969–70
Growing Sally 1968: http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?sallyindex
Heidi and Jan, & friends / Pocketbook dolls
Hug a Bug: http://bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?hugabugindex
I Dream of Jeannie 1978
Kewpie, vinyl 1969–71: http://tinyurl.com/yjzjg8r
Kitty Karry-All (from the 1969–74 TV show “Brady Bunch”):
Lifesavers 1981: http://home.comcast.net/~mjm1977/lifesavers.htm
Little Orphan Annie 1967
Littlechap Family
McDonaldland 1976
Mimi, 1973–74, sings “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing”:
Mr. & Mrs. Mouse 1966:
Partridge Family, Susan Dey 1973:
Snugglebun 1965: http://pixydustdolls.com/other.html
Sweet April: http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/sweetapril.html
Tippy Tumbles: http://www.dollinfo.com/tiptumbles.htm
TV Jones & Pussy Meow
Renwal dollhouse dolls & furniture 1945–
Repairing, reproducing, and restoring dolls
Rerooting hair on vinyl dolls
Restringing dolls
Revalo by Gebrüder Ohlhaver, 1912–1928
http://www.dollreader.com/antique.php?id=77
About: http://www.dollkey.com/gebruder-ohlhaver-dolls/
Character doll: http://www.flickr.com/photos/happydolls/4075640870/
Example, dolly-faced, sleep eyes
Example, dolly-faced, 1920s
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/ohlhaver_gebruder_dolls.html
Photo, dolly-faced doll
Revlon dolls: Little Miss Revlon and Miss Revlon by Ideal, 1956–1960
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces3.html
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/ideal.htm
http://my.pclink.com/~jjdow/
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/ideal/ideal.htm
Little Miss Revlon 10½":
Miss Revlon (15", 18" or 20"):
Rice Paddy Babies by Mieler Dolls, 1985
Richwood Enterprises dolls, 1940s–1958. See also Hoseley; Hoyer, Mary.
http://dollreference.com/richwood_dolls.html
About: http://www.tias.com/newsletter/cn/2731
Cindy Lou, 14"
Sandra Sue, 8"
Rigadoon Gang by Fizgig / Kidz Biz Pty. / Hasbro, 1988–
Rite Lee dolls, 1950s. See also 14R dolls.
Miss Lynne: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/14rbeauties/id6.html
R. John Wright dolls, 1976–
http://www.rjohnwright.com/chronology.html
About:
Alice in Wonderland dolls
Kinder for Steiff
Lonely Doll, The; 2007: http://www.lenci-dolls.net/09162007.html
Raggedy Ann & Andy 2004: http://www.dollkind.com/raggedy-ann-doll.shtml
Roberta Doll Co., 1940s–1970s. See also 14R; Hoyer, Mary.
http://www.50sdolls.com/roberta.htm
http://dollreference.com/roberta_doll_company.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/roberta.htm
1963 Billy and Ruth catalog (PDF file)
Barbie look-alike: Toby, 1962 Billy & Ruth catalog (PDF file)
LuAnn Sims 1953: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Robert Tonner, see Tonner
Robotech 12" dolls by Matchbox 1986–1987 / Harmony Gold 1990s
Rock Flowers by Mattel, 1971–1974
Identifying: http://www.whos-that-doll.com/Mattel_RockFlowers.html (music)
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?rockindex
http://www.dollreference.com/rock_flower_dolls_1971.html
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/mattel.htm
http://www.overzone.com/cgi-bin/items.asp?StoreID=8&CateogoryID=174
1971 Sears Wishbook
Shoes, identifying (scroll down)
TV ad: http://youtube.com/watch?v=lwgqLgHPBSY
Rockwell, Grace Corry
Roddy dolls, England, 1950s / Bluebell Dolls 1960s
http://breezeb.tripod.com/dolls.html
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://lilsdolls.se/almjoh/dockor/roddy.htm
http://www.wondersofyouth.co.uk/page1.html
Angela 1949–53: http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O148357/doll-angela/
Christmas tree fairies
Eaton’s Beauty 1958–59: http://tinyurl.com/jqm3x (PDF file)
Jinks-type (Ginny-type) 8":
Mabel Lucie Atwell dolls: http://tinyurl.com/2tg5ab
Walker, photo shows body type
Rohmer dolls / Madame Leontine Rohmer; 1850s–1880. See also French fashion.
http://doll-news.org/Supplements.html
http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/changing/orozco/france.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1850-1860-rohmer-culture.html
Doll with “cup and saucer” neck
Example, ca. 1865
Example doll
Roldan dolls, Spain, 1950s–1970s. See also Klumpe.
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/klumperoldan.htm
Rosebud dolls / Nene Plastics / Blossom, England, 1947–1970s
See also Mattel Rosebud.
http://lilsdolls.se/almjoh/dockor/dockorra.htm
http://www.virtualvalley.co.uk/britdoll/hardplastic2.html
http://www.wondersofyouth.co.uk/page5.html
About: http://popular.ebay.co.uk/dolls-bears/rosebud.htm
Christmas tree fairy
Hard plastic 1955: http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
Jinks-type (Ginny-type) 8":
Teen fashion 1961, original box, photo
Teen fashion 1961, close-up photo
Rose-Petal Place (Rose Petal) by Kenner, 1984–1986
Rosi Germany, biscaloid doll by Kämmer & Reinhardt
Rosko dolls & mechanical toys, Japan, 1950s–1960s
Crawling baby, mechanical
Ross, Diana; dolls by Ideal and Mego
Ideal 1969: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play5.html
Mego 1977:
Ross Products, see Tina Cassini doll
Rothkirch Puppen, Germany, 1980s–
Royal Copenhagen china dolls, 1800s; & 1978–1981 reissues
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Porcelain-china-bisque-dolls.html
1840 example
Example, top-knot: http://www.theriaults.com/news/article.cfm?aid=156 (page end)
Reissues from original molds, 1978–81
Royal Doll Company, 1914–1973. See also 14R dolls; Jolly Toy Co.
http://dollreference.com/royal_dolls.html
14R-marked dolls:
Gigi, unmarked 18" walker, Hoyer mold by Frisch
Grannykins, 1950s–60s
Joy doll:
Lonely Lisa (not Lonesome Lisa) 1964 & 1972
Robin, photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ggsdolls/2606161229/
Rubber dolls. See also “Magic Skin dolls.”
Russian dolls. See also Ethnic dolls.
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Russian-Dolls.html
Alexandra Koukinova 1993–
Celluloid doll: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/russian_celluloid_dolls.htm
Composition 1930s–40s: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/russian_composition_doll.htm
Matryoshka (nesting dolls)
Neva Dolls: http://www.dollreader.com/archive/datw/russia/russiawithlove.html
Wooden dolls: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/leuro.html#russia
Ruth Gibbs china reproduction and “Godey’s Little Lady” dolls, 1940s–1950s
McCall’s pattern 1946
Examples:
Godey’s Little Lady: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/bisque.htm
Ruth Treffeisen
s
Sailor Moon by Bandai / Giochi Preziosi / Irwin, 1992–
Salvation Army dolls by various makers
http://www.abcdoll.org/gallery/displayimage.php?album=108&pos=3
Byer’s Choice carolers
Sandra Sue by Richwood Enterprises, 1953–1958. See also Ginny-type.
http://www.50sdolls.com/sandrasue.htm
http://cataumet.net/carolyn/GinnyTypes6.htm (music)
http://dollreference.com/richwood_dolls.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/hushiepie/4552827288/
Close-up photo
Original box
Sandra Sue & her furniture
Sandra Sue’s canopy bed: 1957 Bloomingdale’s catalog (PDF file, p. 10)
Sandbox & see-saw: http://www.cataumet.net/carolyn9/play1.htm (music)
Swing: http://cataumet.net/carolyn2/dollhouse25.htm (music)
Sara Lee (Saralee) by Ideal, 1951–1953. See also Black dolls.
http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus.html
http://blackdollcollecting.blogspot.com/2010/02/mibdh-early-ideal-dolls.html
http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/2002-05-09/news/baby-doll/
http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1950s.html
http://www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/library/historymonth.html
http://www.pbchistoryonline.org/page/sara-lee-creech
http://www.philadollmuseum.com/view.asp?id=12
Sarco cloth pose dolls, Japan 1960s–
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=sarco+doll
Sarold dolls, England
http://www.50sdolls.com/english.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://www.gingerdolls.dk/Engelske.php
Sasha dolls by Sasha Morgenthaler, 1942–1986
England production: Frido 1965 / Trendon 1970–86
Germany production: Götz 1965–86 & 1995–2001
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/dolls1960s1970s/p/sashadolls.htm
http://www.dcai.com/sasha/
http://www.dollmamasden.com/albumpage6.htm
http://home.earthlink.net/~rpavley/index.html
http://www.oursashadolls.com/aboutsasha.html
http://www.sashadoll.com/
http://www.sashadoll-london.co.uk/
http://www.sasha-dolls.com/index.htm
http://www.sashadollstyle.co.uk/
http://www.sashadolluk.co.uk/
About / history:
Gotz dolls in school costume
Look-alikes:
Studio dolls, guide
Trendon baby, pre-1986
“Sassy-faced” dolls by Anekona Hawaii / Impco / Herman Pecker
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/sassyindex.shtml
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls_1960s.html
Examples, photo
Saucy by Mattel, 1972
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?saucyindex
http://breezeb.tripod.com/dolls.html
http://www.dollinfo.com/mSaucy.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1970s.html
1973 Eaton’s catalog
Saucy Walker by Ideal
1951–1955, 22"; see also Posie walker:
1960–1961, 32"; see also Patti Playpal doll:
Sayco (Schoen & Yondorf Doll Co.), 1907–1960s. See also 14R dolls.
http://dollreference.com/sayco_doll.html
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id56.html
http://site.playpaldollpages.com/Sayco_Dolls_Index_Page.html
Lovables & Fido family 1950s: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id34.html
Merriwinkle 1928
Miss America Pageant 1950s:
Schiaparelli doll clothing (Elsa Schiaparelli designs for dolls)
Effanbee Honey 1951: http://goldenrosedolls.com/schiahoney.htm
Virga Chi-Chi, Go-Go, and Tu-Tu:
Schildkrot (Schildkröt / Schildkroet) / Rheinische Gummi und Celluloid Fabrik
“Turtle mark” celluloid 1873–1950s; “Tortulon” 1950s–
About / history:
1960s doll: http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Schildkrot
1990s catalogs
Dress-me type doll, “Little Lady” 1950s, photo
Examples:
Kämmer & Reinhardt, celluloid parts for
Käthe Kruse dolls: http://tinyurl.com/yzqtdb2
Kestner, celluloid parts for
Konig & Wernicke, parts for
Mark: http://www.dollreference.com/celluloid_dolls1869_1950s.html
PH mark, Paul Hunaeus, 1910–1930
Strampelchen reproduction, Klassik Kollektion 1992, photo
Walking/mechanical
Schilling, Sonneberg, Germany, 1878–1928
http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=188987
http://tinyurl.com/29ngq35
Schmidt, Bruno; 1898–1930s. See Bähr & Pröschild.
http://tinyurl.com/ylcr9we
1904–25: http://www.dhub.org/object/169142
Bisque:
Mark: http://www.dollreference.com/celluloid_dolls1869_1950s.html
History: http://www.puppentour.com/puppentourist-3.html
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/schmidt_bruno_dolls.html
Wendy character: http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/197448.htm
Schmidt, Franz; 1890–1937
http://tinyurl.com/ylcr9we
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/schmidt_franz_dolls.html
Schmitt et Fils, 1854–1891
http://tinyurl.com/ylcr9we
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_4.htm
http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/changing/orozco/france.html
Schoenau & Hoffmeister (SPBH), 1901–1953. See also Antique; Simon & Halbig.
http://www.britishdollshowcase.co.uk/index.html
http://dollreference.com/schoenau_hoffmeister.html
http://tinyurl.com/ysztjb
1909: http://www.antiquehelper.com/item.php?itemID=9983
Eaton’s Beauty dolls: http://tinyurl.com/ylfonn9
Edmund Edelmann, bisque heads for
Hannah: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/schoenau_&_hoffmeister_hanna.htm
Mark, “S star PB H”: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Marottes, 1900: http://tinyurl.com/yemp9yr
Princess Elizabeth 1932:
SPBH marked: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/schoenau_%26_hoffmeister.htm
SPBH socket head doll, part of rare German candy container, 3 photos
Schoenhut dolls, 1872 (company started); dolls 1911–1935
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/todollheaven/wood.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/todollheaven/schoenhutstudy.html
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/shoey2.html
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lrosie.html
http://www.mckendry.net/TOYS/toys.htm
http://www.mckendry.net/TOYS/SCHOENHUT.htm
http://schoenhuts.blogspot.com/2011/05/schoenhut-dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/5alk7
http://tinyurl.com/yc89cga
http://tinyurl.com/y86cdcf
1926 advertisement: http://www.1920-30.com/toys/schoenhut-toys.html
About:
Baby: http://www.oldtoyz1.com/dolls.html
Bye-Lo by Grace Storey Putnam doll: http://tinyurl.com/ybgbfn7
Character children, examples
Construction, view of back
Dollhouses and dollhouse furniture
Dolly Face: http://www.prices4antiques.com/itemsummary/200617.htm
Example, 19" ca. 1916–17
Humpty Dumpty Circus; other characters & toys; Rolly Dollies:
Mannequin (manikin): http://www.lotzdollpages.com/ldress.html
Mary Had a Little Lamb: http://www.oldwoodtoys.com/mary.htm
Roly-Poly clown, musical
Teddy Roosevelt Safari:
Scholastic dolls, 1990s–
Schwabinchen by E. Maar & Sohn (3M), 1962–1964
See also Bild Lilli; Willy Wildebras.
http://www.barbiemuseum.nl/dutch.htm
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=195
http://www.marcdolls.ch/englilli.html
Sears Happi Time dolls by various makers
http://dollreference.com/sears_happi_time_dolls1886.html
1947 baby doll (Alexander dolls are on facing catalog page, not shown)
Catalogs / Sears Wishbooks:
Cuddle Bun 1956: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Dollhouses
Miss Sunshine 1940
See Amberg; American Character; Horsman; Ideal; Valentine
Sebastian of London / Berkbridge / Halle Bros. Co., 1969
http://valbob8.tripod.com/vintagedolls/SOL.htm
Sebino dolls, Italy, 1960s–1970s
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=222
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/dollsgeneral.htm
Baby boy
Bettina 1960s–70s, based on famous model Bettina, for The Singer Co.:
Betty 1967, postcard ad
Metti, flat doll, 1970s; Metti is similar to Skinny Jinny by Durham
Michela, talking: http://www.toyadz.com/toyadz/dolls/sebino1.html
Seeley reproduction doll molds, 1940s–
http://tinyurl.com/yeuqsnj
See Wees by Kenner (CPG), 1979–1984
Sekiguchi dolls, 1918–
Celluloid dolls:
Momoko 2001–
Monchichi 1974–
Selling dolls, about
Sew Able dolls by Sew Dolling, 2003–
Sewing dolls. See Mannequin/sewing or Dress-me dolls.
SFBJ, Société Française de Fabrication de Bébés & Jouets / Unis France, 1899–
See also Antique.
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/sfbj.htm
About:
Bleuette
Bru Jne & Cie
Character dolls, 1930s–40s
Composition doll 1939–45 (page end)
Dolly-face molds:
Eaton’s Beauty, Special: http://tinyurl.com/ylfonn9
Googly & other character dolls: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Jumeau
Mold numbers: http://dollreference.com/sfbj_dolls.html
Poulbot doll: http://tinyurl.com/ykv4bub
Twirp #247, ca. 1920, photo
UNIS (Union National Inter Syndicale):
Shackman, B.
Dollhouse dolls & furniture
Kewpie
Shelly, see Kelly and Friends by Mattel, 1995–
She-Ra Princess of Power by Mattel (MI) 1984–1987
Sherman Smith, hand-carved wooden dolls
http://www.lotzdollpages.com/ldartps.html
Kewpie version: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1001
Hitty for Kimport doll: http://www.lotzdollpages.com/lhitpion.html
Shillman, M. & S.
Adventure Girl / Dyna Girl: working on
Crissy fashions: http://crissyandbeth.com/Aftermarket.html
Dawn clone: Swingin’ Scene (music)
Maxi Mod (Barbie clone)
Mini-Mod (Barbie clone)
Miss Teenage Girl (Barbie clone)
Pippa doll: 1982 clone (page end)
Triki Miki 6½" fashions
Shimmers by Kenner Parker (KPT) 1980s
Shindana Toys / Operation Bootstrap, 1968–
http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus2.html
http://dollreference.com/shindana_dolls.html
http://funkystuffblog.com/funkystuffblog/2009/04/14/operation-bootstrap/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shindana_Toys
http://tinyurl.com/ylg8wjz
1971 Sears catalog
1971 Sears catalog, Tamu & Flip Wilson
Baby Nancy:
Baby Nancy, photo
Baby Zuri: http://www.dollinfo.com/shindana.htm
Baby Zuri, Malaika, Tamu
Disco Wanda 1978
Dr. J; O.J. Simpson; and Slade Super Agent; 1970s
Dreamy Dee Bee 1969
Marla Gibbs doll
Malaika:
Talking Tamu: http://ohmydolls.com/dolls%20for%20library/talkingtamu.html
Jimmy Walker (J. J.) doll, 1975:
Flip Wilson doll, 1970–71: http://www.tvacres.com/dolls_flipwilson.htm
Wanda Career Girl, 1973–75
Shirley Temple dolls by Ideal / Reliable and Danbury Mint
http://www.allmydolls.com/
http://www.dollreader.com/vintage.php?id=319
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/ideal.htm
http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/shirley%20temple.html
http://www.shirleytempledolls.com/dolls.html
http://tinyurl.com/29zxhx
About: http://tinyurl.com/ydd75th
Allwin England: Felt pajama doll
Blossom felt doll: Contemporary Doll Collector article (PDF file)
Examples:
Ideal dolls:
Paper dolls: Jack & Jill 1959
Rarities, about: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Reliable dolls:
Shirley Temple Pastime Book (Patsy doll)
Trio Doll Co. doll: “Shurl” look-alike
Show Biz Babies by Hasbro, 1967–1968
http://bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?showbizindex
http://www.dollreference.com/showbiz-babies.html
http://www.toynerd.com/?p=2568
Photo of seven Show Biz Babies dolls
Sieberling Latex Products, Disney dolls, 1930s
Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, 1934–38
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves dolls 1938 (PDF file, p. 5)
Sideshow Collectibles, 1994–
Sigikids, 1968–
Silkstone Barbie by Mattel 2000–
Simon & Halbig, 1869–1920. See Kämmer & Reinhardt. See also Antique; Bisque.
http://dollreference.com/simon_halbig_dolls.html
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles/article099.shtml
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/Simon-and-Halbig.html
http://www.vam.ac.uk/moc/collections/dolls/ceramic_dolls/cedric/index.html
#1448 and IV: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Asian / Oriental, 1910: http://antiquesandthearts.com/GH0-07-18-2000-15-44-36
Asian / Oriental, photo
Boy models: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Breveté SGDG walking
Burmese 1893: http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php
Character:
DEP Jumeau: http://collectdolls.about.com/library/weekly/aa082498.htm
Discussion about
Examples:
Flapper #1159, photo
French fashion dolls, about
French fashion 1870, photo
Heinrich Handwerck with Simon & Halbig head:
Kämmer & Reinhardt, S&H head:
Marottes
Parian, Alice-style shoulderhead, ca. 1875, photo
Santa mold #1249:
Swivel head: http://www.album1900.com/toys/dolls/porcelain.php
Simpich character dolls, 1960s–2007. See also Byers’ Choice.
http://www.simpich.com/showcase_museum.htm
Sindy by Pedigree 1963–1986 / Marx / Hasbro/Vivid Imaginations / New Moon
http://sindy-our-pedigree-girl-of-the-60s.webs.com/
ID Sindy, Patch, & Paul:
About / history:
Buying guide
Faerie Glen fashions: http://www.sindydolly.com/faerieglenphotos.htm
Funskool 1994–98: http://www.club-sindy.com/funskool_94.htm
Funtime 1973–86: working on
Giochi Preziosi, Italy: http://www.club-sindy.com/giochi_id.htm
Hair rooting patterns
Hasbro 1987–96: http://www.club-sindy.com/hasbro_id.htm
Marx:
Paul 1967, photo
Scenesetter rooms, 1979 Sears catalog
Vivid Imaginations 1998–2003: http://www.club-sindy.com/vivid_98.htm
See also Fleur; Pippa; similar dolls marked Debenhams, Ocean, & Zodiac; Tammy
Six Million Dollar Man (Bionic Man) by Kenner, 1975–1977
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?smdindex
http://bionic.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Toys
http://www.bugeyedmonster.com/toys/smdm/
http://www.plaidstallions.com/smdm/index.html
Comic book ads (click Next Ad)
Oscar Goldman: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1027
See Bionic Woman 1975–1977.
Skediddlers by Mattel, see Liddle Kiddles
Skookum dolls by Mary McAboy, H.H. Tammen Co./Arrow Novelty, 1913–1960s
http://dollreference.com/arrow_novelty.html
http://www.skookumdolls.com/
http://www.skookumnews.com/02feature.html
About: http://www.internetantiquegazette.com/notes/931.html
Amberg & Borgfeldt, use of name: http://tinyurl.com/yztdo9e
Applehead, early
Buying guide
Examples:
Similar, by Mary Francis Woods
See also Native American dolls; Folk art dolls.
Sky Dancers (Skydancers) by Galoob 1994–2000 and Play Along
Small Shots (Hot Wheels) by Mattel, 1971–1973
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?ssindex
http://tinyurl.com/y8tdzno
Box & track: http://www.timewarptoys.com/gallery.htm
TV ad with Jodie Foster 1971: http://youtube.com/watch?v=dXDjKvItjW4
Smartees, 1999–
Smith, Ella; 1897–1925. See also Antique; Cloth.
Alabama Baby, Alabama Indestructible Doll, or Roanoke Doll by Ella Smith:
See also similar, Martha Chase dolls.
Smith, P.D.; American Beauty Doll Co.
Smith, Sherman
Smoker dolls, see Boudoir dolls
SNF, Société Nobel Française, 1927–
Celluloid dolls 1927–1939:
Françoise, Modes 1951
Snowbabies (Snow Babies) / Alaska Tots, all-bisque, ca. 1900–1920s
About, brief
About, historical origin
All-bisque, German makers:
All-bisque, antique to modern: http://snowbaby.com/pic.html (music)
Snow White & the Seven Dwarves by various makers, 1937–
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue35/iss35p6.html
1938 rubber dolls by Sieberling Latex Products (PDF file, p. 5)
1940s unmarked: http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/333.html
Arranbee 1930s: http://www.dollreference.com/arranbee_dolls.html
Chad Valley 1930s: http://tinyurl.com/2agw22k
Deluxe Reading 1957–58: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id65.html
Ideal 1938:
Knickerbocker 1937 & 1950s:
Madame Alexander 1936; 1938; & 1952:
Merrythought Toy Co., felt doll 1938
Nancy Ann Storybook bisque: http://tinyurl.com/24pwqbg
R. John Wright 1989–93: http://www.rjohnwright.com/chronology.html
Storykins by Hasbro 1967–68
Société Française de Fabrication de Bébés & Jouets/Unis France, see SFBJ
Société Nobel Française, see SNF
Sonja Henie dolls by Arranbee & Madame Alexander
Arranbee 1938–46: http://dollreference.com/arranbee_dolls.html
Madame Alexander, composition 1939–42 & hard plastic 1951:
Sonny and Cher dolls
Sorenson, Lewis; 1930s–
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles/article145.shtml
Dolley (Dolly) & James Madison wax dolls: http://tinyurl.com/3bj7t5
Gibson Girl wax doll: http://internetantiquegazette.com/items/172846.html
Souvenir dolls
Sparkle Plenty (Dick Tracy) by Ideal 1947. See Bonny Braids.
http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1940s.html
Time article about original sales (scroll down)
Cloth, preprinted: http://www.hakes.com/item.asp?Auction=192&ItemNo=59129
Spectra by Mattel, 1986–1987
Spice Girls by Galoob (GTI) / Hasbro / Topps
Splash Me doll figures by Genevieve Pfeffer, 1917–1920
http://www.onr.com/user/bblady/splashme.html
Sport Billy & Sport Lilly by Lyra, 1980
Squeak dolls / squeaky dolls, see Rubber dolls
Standard Doll Co. See also Dress-me.
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
China head: Reproduction kits (scroll down)
Mark: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_doll_marks.html
Standfuss, Karl; see Juno, 1898–1930
Star Doll & Distinctive Dolls, 1950s– . See also Canadian dolls.
14R Miss Revlon type: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/14rbeauties/id6.html
Elizabeth Manley (Olympic skater) 1989
Stardust Classics, 1997–2001
Starla & the Jewel Riders / Princess Gwenevere, 1995
Starshine Dolls, 1990s
Star Wars 12" dolls by Kenner 1978– and Hasbro 1998–
Kenner dolls marked GMFGI 1978:
Kenner doll, Princess Leia Organa 1978 (GMFGI):
Hasbro dolls, Queen Amidala & other characters, 1998–
Stashin Doll Co., see Ginny look-alikes.
Steiff felt dolls, 1877– .See also Cloth dolls.
http://www.internetantiquegazette.com/notes/989.html
http://www.throughtheeyesofachild.info/1900-1935-Characters-Cloth.html
http://tinyurl.com/6ny6bh (PDF file)
About dolls: http://art-doll.com/steiff-felt-dolls/
About / history:
Character doll, 1913
Circus acrobat, 1908–11: http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/steiff_acrobat.htm
Collecting guide
Golliwog (Gollies): http://www.ferris.edu/jimcrow/golliwog/
Guide to Steiff references
Kinder, modern, by R. John Wright:
Mecki & Micki hedgehog, 1955
Twee Deedle 1913–15 by Johnny Gruelle
Village school 1910
Steiner, Hermann; Germany, 1911–1920s
http://dollreference.com/hermann_steiner_dolls.html
Googly doll: http://www.nikelantiquedolls.com/articles.php
Steiner, Jules Nicholas; France, 1855–1908. See also Henri Alexandre.
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_4.htm
http://lindolleys.com/steiner_dolls.asp
http://www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/changing/orozco/france.html
http://www.noramcneil.com/subpage39.html
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles01/article761.shtml
Bébé Le Petit Parisien, 1889 label
Mechanical dolls:
Sterne Doll Co., Australia
Black doll: http://tinyurl.com/yttarh
Ventriloquist figures, Gerry Gee & others 1950–70:
Steve Scout and Bob Scout by Kenner (GMFGI), 1974–1975
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?scoutindex
http://www.figurerealm.com/Galleries.php?SID=537&SSID=0
http://www.plaidstallions.com/kenner/stevescout.html
http://www.toynerd.com/?p=2587
Checklist: http://www.virtualtoychest.com/o/officialscout/officialscout.html
See also Girl Scouts & Brownies.
Storybook Dolls by Nancy Ann Storybook Co. See also Kerr & Hinz (K & H).
http://www.dollreference.com/nancy_ann_storybook_dolls.html
Bisque, 1937–1947:
Bisque & hard plastic dolls, photos
Hard plastic, 1948–1950s:
See also similar: Dress-me dolls or Hollywood Dolls.
Storybook Heirlooms, 1994–
Storykins by Hasbro, 1967–1968. See also Liddle Kiddles.
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/storyindex.shtml
http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1124
http://www.dollreference.com/hasbro_storykins.html
http://webspace.webring.com/people/ml/liddledolls/stories.html
Snow White playset, NRFB: http://pixydustdolls.com/other.html
Strawberry Shortcake, by Kenner / TCFC / Bandai / Playmates, 1979–
Strollers for dolls
Style Show dolls 18" (NASS) by Nancy Ann Storybook Co. (NASB), 1952–
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces2.html
http://dollreference.com/nancy_ann_storybook_dolls.html
http://goldenrosedolls.com/nancyannstyleshow.htm
1954 FAO Schwarz catalog (PDF, p. 4)
Success Girls by Tim Wilson Family of Fine Dolls, 2003–2004
Sun Rubber (Sunruco), 1923–1960s. See also Rubber dolls.
http://dollreference.com/sun_rubber_dolls.html
1966 Sun Rubber catalog
About / history, 1923–1930s
About / history, 1940s–1960s
Amosandra
Gerber baby dolls
Photos
So Wee doll:
Squeak dolls: http://www.dollinfo.com/rubberdolls.htm
Sunshine Family & Happy Family by Mattel, 1974–1982
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/sunshinefamily.html
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?ssfindex
http://www.collectdolls.about.com/od/dollprofiles/p/sunshinefamily.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_sunshine_family.html
http://www.freewebs.com/sunshine-family/
http://www.oldtoys-on-line.com/sunshinefamily.htm
Baby, face & body mold: http://kattisdolls.net/faces/toddlers.htm
Fun Family 1977
Fun Family Little Sister 1977
Grandparents 1976
See also Star Spangled dolls.
Super Dollfie by Volks
Supergirl by Ideal / Mattel / Mego / Tonner
Superior, see M. & S. Superior (Muller) dolls
Susi by Estrela Brazil, 1960s– . See also Sindy; Tammy.
http://www.petradolls.co.uk/otherdolls.htm
http://www.sindy-dolls.com/susi.htm
http://www.tammyconvention.com/2007_Show_Tell3.html
Susie by R & D Fashion Dolls, 2003–
Susie Sad Eyes by Rosenburg (Hong Kong) / Fun World / Whitman, 1960s
Sometimes misspelled as Suzie Sad Eyes.
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees/susiesadeyes/susiesadeyes.htm
NRFB examples
Soul Sister, black version
Susie Slicker: http://shop66-dolloftheday.blogspot.com/2009/08/blog-post.html
Inspired by Margaret Keane’s “big eye” art: http://besmirched.tripod.com/eyes.html
Susy by Creation & Distribution Ltd., 1993–
Sutton, A. D., importer of “DeDo” dolls
Sutton also imported mask-faced dolls from Poland.
Suzette 10½" & Bob 10½" / Tiny Teen Suzette & Bob by Uneeda, 1957–1962
http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_dolls.html
http://valbob8.tripod.com/vintagedolls/other10inchdolls.html
Vicky by Mary Hoyer dolls: http://www.dollreference.com/mary_hoyer_dolls.html
See also Circle P dolls.
Suzette 11½" and Miss Suzette 11½" & Bob (Y-body) by Uneeda, 1962. See also Barbie.
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/43630843
http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_dolls.html
Photo, Miss Suzette 1962, blond, redhead, brunette
Photo, Miss Suzette 1962, blond and brunette
Other Y-body dolls, see Wendy Ward.
Suzy Cute by Deluxe Reading, 1964–1966
http://www.dollreference.com/deluxe_reading_doll.html
http://www.timewarptoys.com/gallery.htm
1966 Sears catalog
TV ad with Louis Armstrong
Swedlin, J., see Gund / Swedlin or Mini-Martians 1967
Sweetheart Tanzpuppe, international dancing dolls, West Germany
http://www.scottcollection.com.au/web_dolls/Dollsview.asp?ID=651
http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/sweethearttanzpuppe.html
Sweetie Pie Kids, 2002–
Sweet Secrets by Galoob, 1984–1996
Sweet Sue and Sweet Sue Sophisticate by American Character, 1953–1961
http://www.dollinfo.com/SweetSue.htm
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=American%20Character
http://www.dollreference.com/american_character_dolls.html
http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id31.html
http://janiesdolls.com/2008/03/27/sweet-sue-by-american-character/
http://mintdoll.com/hardplastics.htm
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/ac.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/amchar/amchar.htm
22": http://www.ewolfs.com/past_auctions/sept_toys/352.html
Alice in Wonderland Sweet Sue
Face comparisons: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces2.html
Sears Happi Time Sweet Sue
Sweet Sue Sophisticate: http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/amerchar.htm
See also Toni by American Character.
Switzerland mark, see Bucherer
Sybarites by Superdoll
Sylvanian Families / Calico Critters, 1985–
t
Takara dolls, 1970s–
Barbie 1980s
BG You 1980s
Blythe
Jenny 1985–
Chi-chan: http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees.htm
Licca 1967–
Marry Fransoir (Tiffany Taylor clone): http://crissyandbeth.com/Play4.html
Miss Long Hair (Take, Hitomi, Emily) 1970–:
Vintage dolls
Tammy & Family by Ideal, 1962–1966. See also Carol Brent; Misty.
http://www.current.net/sawood/My_Dolls.htm
http://www.dazedbydolls.co.uk/
http://www.dollinfo.com/tammy.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_tammy_doll.html
http://janaranoff.com/tammyfamily.html
http://www.mallaby.ca/tammy.htm
http://mytammydoll.blogspot.com/
About:
Black doll: http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/dollnews31301.shtml
Clones and look-alikes:
Dream House, Car, & Bed Set, 1964 Sears catalog
Family, list of: http://www.harpiesbizarre.com/idealdolls.htm
Fashion booklets
Fashions:
Sears catalog 1964
Japanese exclusives:
Jukebox 1964
Patti, Pepper’s friend, photo
Pepper, “No Freckles” version, photo
Pepper’s Pony:
TV commercial sound clip
See also Sindy by Pedigree.
Tawny Nix, 2005–
TBKI, see Brass Key
TCFC (Those Characters from Cleveland) / Mattel
Tea sets, doll-size
Teenie Weenies by William Donahey, 1921–1922 dolls
About / history
Comics: http://www.toonopedia.com/teenie.htm
Paper dolls:
Teen Trends by Mattel, 2005–
Terminology & abbreviations
Terri Lee Doll Co., 1946–1962 and 1999–
Identifying: http://www.dorseysdolls.com/identify.html
http://dollreference.com/terri_lee_dolls.html
http://goldenrosedolls.com/terrilee.htm
http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/07/terri-lee.html
1950s example: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1079
1999–2007: http://www.terrileedolls.com/section.php?name=history&y=1999
About / history:
Example: http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/other/terrilee.html
Girl Scout dolls:
Mary Jane, look-alike: http://dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Patty Jo by Jackie Ormes:
Restringing: http://www.thisolddoll.info/hosp/latex/latex.htm
Voice recording & photos: http://www.sunflower.com/~rose/gallery.html
3M, see Maar & Sohn
Three-faced or three-headed dolls, see Multi-faced and multi-headed dolls
Thuillier dolls, Andre Jean Thuillier; 1875–1893. See also Bisque; Gaultier.
http://dollreference.com/thuillier_paris_france.html
http://www.landofozdolls.com/fabulous_french_dolls_page_4.htm
http://lindolleys.com/thuiller_dolls.asp
About; & reproduction
Thumbelina by Ideal (vintage) / Mattel (modern)
http://dollreference.com/ideal_toy_dolls1960s.html
1960s Newborn:
1960s Tiny Thumbelina:
1970s: http://www.dollinfo.com/itodthum.htm
1970 JC Penney’s catalog
1973 Eaton’s catalog, Newborn & cradle
Black doll: http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus5.html
Guide to Thumbelina
Mattel 1997: http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/mattel.html
Thum-Things by Uneeda, 1973
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/plumpeeindex.shtml
http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_dolls.html
Tiffany Taylor 18" by Ideal. See also Tuesday Taylor 11½".
http://crissyandbeth.com/Tiffany.html
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_tiffany_taylor.html
About:
Fashions:
Clone, Takara Marry Fransoir: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play4.html
Tim Wilson Family of Fine Dolls, 1997–
Tiny Tears by American Character/Danbury Mint / Ideal / Palitoy / Playmates / Tonka
American Character:
American Character / Danbury Mint: http://tinyurl.com/ydeht2w
American Character / Ideal: http://tinyurl.com/2cfnrxd
Ideal 1982–85: http://www.jansdollcloset.com/DollIdentification.html
Palitoy 1965–80s / Tonka / Ideal dolls:
Tiny Town dolls by Alma LeBlanc, 1940s–1950s
http://www.spokesmanreview.com/home/treasures/story.asp?ID=84341
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dals/3532277264/
Ballerina: http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/other/tinytown.html
Betty
Betty and Mickey
Cowgirl
See also similar: Baps, Germany.
Tip Top Toy Co., 1912–1920
http://www.dollreference.com/tip_top_toy_co.html
Toddler dolls, “chubby toddler” type. See also individual makers.
http://www.dollinfo.com/featuredolltodd.htm
http://dollmamasden.com/albumpage5.htm
About: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-toddler-dolls.htm
Ginny by Vogue
Littlest Angel by Arranbee / Vogue
Toddles by Vogue
Toddles by Vogue Dolls, 1937–1949
http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/todollheaven/ginny.html
http://www.dollinfo.com/dolls40.htm#Ana
http://www.dollinfo.com/feat03WTodd.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/vogue_dolls.html
Information about; and Fireman photo
Tollytots dolls, 1990s–
Tomac Scotland, dollhouse-size dolls
Tomy dolls, 1970s–
1980s– dolls
Blythe, vintage to modern
Sears 1972: http://www.poupee-mecanique.com/poupees/yukko/yukko.htm
Smaller Home and Garden dollhouse
Toni by American Character. See also Sweet Sue.
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/actoni1.html
http://www.dollreference.com/american_character_dolls.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/amerchar.htm
10", 1958–60: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/amchar/toni10/smtoni.html
14", 20", 25", 1958–59: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/amchar/tonisss/toni.html
1958 Sears catalog
Close-up photo (scroll down)
1959 Toni, photo
Toni by Ideal, 1949–1956. See also Mary Hartline.
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces3.html
http://www.antiquedolls-collectors-onlineadvisors.com/Ideal-Toni-Dolls.html
http://www.dollinfo.com/Toni.htm
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_toni_doll1949.html
http://mintdoll.com/hardplastics.htm
http://www.olddolls.net/gallery/ideal.htm
http://janiesdolls.com/2007/07/19/the-wonderful-toni-doll-by-ideal/
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/ideal/toni/toni.htm
Brown eyes
Clothing & shoes, characteristics
Fur coat, white: http://www.dollreader.com/vintage.php?id=6#
P-92: http://www.angelfire.com/ak3/dollworks/other/p92toni.html
Play Wave set
Walking Toni (1958 Sears catalog)
Tonka dolls, 1972–
Tonner, Robert, 1991–
Toodles by American Character or Atlas Doll & Toy
American Character 1937–:
Atlas Doll & Toy 1917–1930
Topper dolls. See also Deluxe Reading.
About Henry Orenstein:
Baby Catch-a-Ball: http://www.bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?babycatchindex
Dawn
Fighting Tigers, 6" bendy 1966
Go-Gos
Topsy dolls by various makers. See also Black dolls.
http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus8.html
http://old-dolls.blogspot.com/2009/08/topsy.html
http://tinyurl.com/yzddzrp
http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/magazine/issue44/iss44p6.html
Fakes, spotting
Freundlich dolls:
Gem Doll Co., Topsy 1920s:
Horsman 1914: http://www.angelfire.com/bc3/blackdollzine/dollfocus6.html
Nancy Ann Storybook, bisque & hard plastic:
Reliable (Canada):
Sears catalogs, Topsy dolls in
Topsy-turvy cloth dolls or flip dolls (two-headed dolls)
See also Multi-faced and multi-headed dolls.
http://antiques.about.com/od/toys/a/aa02102.htm
http://www.historicalfolktoys.com/catcont/4716.html#more
http://www.suite101.com/print_article.cfm/topics_in_anthropology/106949
Black / white dolls:
Brückner, Albert
Horsman dolls: http://www.dollreference.com/horsman_dolls1910-1940s.html
Lenci doll
Modern cloth dolls:
Totsy, 1970s–
Toy Biz, 1990s–
Toys for dolls (doll-size toys)
Toys R Us (TRU), see Geoffrey, Inc.
Treffeisen, Ruth
Trego Doll Manufacturer, 1918–1921
http://dollreference.com/trego_doll_manufacturing.html
Tressy, Cricket (Toots or Snouky) & Mary Make-up, 1964–1967
By American Character / Bella / Palitoy, other licensees
http://crissytown.8thman.com/growhairworld.html
http://www.dollreference.com/american_character_tressy.html
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=collection&id=10
http://www.freewebs.com/tressy-/
http://www.tressydoll.com/index.htm
1964 Sears catalog
1966 JC Penney’s catalog
1966 Sears catalog
Apartment & Millinery Shoppe, 1964
Black dolls: http://www.mastercollector.com/articles/dolls/dollnews31301.shtml
Clone, Harriet by Sunshine Doll Co.: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play5.html
Fashions: http://www.bicycl.eclipse.co.uk/tressy.htm
Fashions & rare items: http://www.fashiondollworld.com/
French version (not translated)
Gaby (German version)
Hairstyles booklet pages and hair accessories
Palitoy (United Kingdom):
Trio Doll Co. / Ruby Wharrie, Australia, 1920s–1940s
Shirley Temple look-alike: Shurl doll
Walker: http://198.66.238.222/grandmasdolls.html
Trolls by Thomas Dam Co. (original); Wishniks by Uneeda; & other companies, 1950s–
About / history:
Dam examples 1960s: http://www.dollprice.com/viewdoll.php?doll=1030
Guide to identifying vintage trolls
Guide to identifying modern trolls
Modern makers:
Trollz by Hasbro / DIC Entertainment
Trudy, three-faced doll by Three-in-One Doll Corp., 1946–1947
http://www.antiquedolls.co.nz/trudy_three_faced_composition_doll.htm
1947 Sears catalog
See also Multi-faced and multi-headed dolls.
Tuesday Taylor 11½" by Ideal, 1975–1978. See also Tiffany Taylor 18".
http://www.jewelsdollcastle.com/TuesdayTaylorReference.html
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/tuesdaytaylor.html
http://crissyandbeth.com/Tuesday.html
http://www.dollreference.com/ideal_tuesday_taylor.html
http://glamerboy.0catch.com/tue.html (pop-ups)
Penthouse Apartment, photos
TuggaBows by AmToys, 1986
Turner, Virginia
TV Jones & Pussy Meow by Remco
http://bigredtoybox.com/cgi-bin/toynfo.pl?tvjonesindex
1966 JC Penney’s catalog
Box art showing outfits & Playmates
Twiggy dolls by Franklin Mint / Mattel (vintage) / Medicom
Two-faced or two-headed dolls, see Multi-faced and multi-headed dolls
Ty Beanie dolls
Tyco dolls
u
U mark, see Uneeda or 11½" Uneeda/Unique Doll Co./Elite Creations/others
Ugly Dolls
Uneeda (UDCO) / Tony Toy, 1917– . See also Elite Creations.
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces3.html
http://www.dollprice.com/viewmake.php?make=Uneeda
http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_dolls.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/uneeda.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/uneeda/uneeda.htm
http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/uneeda.html
8" Ginny-type: http://www.50sdolls.com/uneeda.htm
26" and larger companion-size dolls (music)
Baby Dollikin: http://dollykruger.tripod.com/id9.html
Betsy McCall
Composition doll, original box & tag
Dollikin: 15" & 19–20", 11½", and 6½" Little Miss Dollikin
DTD Japan mark: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play2.html
Elfy 1966
Funicello, Annette: http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_annette_funicello.html
Girl Scout dolls: http://9975.hostinglogin.com/dolls.htm
Grannykins 6", 1974
International Series, Miss Suzette/Wendy Ward mold, rooted hair, Y-body
Jennifer:
Joy by Royal look-alike: http://tinyurl.com/yhrwja2
Little Sophisticates 1967
Magic Meg / Miss Deb; 16" grow-hair dolls, 1960s:
Miki / Kim / Dana, 5½" grow-hair dolls, 1970–:
Miss Suzette & Bob 11½", 1962
Missy: http://crissyandbeth.com/Play2.html
Pee Wee (UDCO)
Petal People 1968–69:
Plumpees (Plum Pees) 1967–68
Pollyanna (Disney) 1960:
Suzette 10½"; Tiny Teen Suzette & Bob, 1957–62
Suzette 11½" 1960s and Miss Suzette & Bob 1962
Thum-Things 1973
Tiny Time Teens / Tiny Teens:
Tiny Tots
Triki Miki 6½"
U mark, 11½" dolls, see Barbie clones / look-alikes
Wendy Ward 1964–
Vermont Maid 1964: http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/advert.htm
Wiggles 1959: http://www.dollmamasden.com/albumpage3.htm
Wishniks, see Trolls.
Unger Toys, see Breyer Animal Creations
Unica dolls, Belgium, 1921–1971
http://www.dollsaddict.com/galeries/index.php?level=album&id=30
Unimax Toys Limited, 1980s–
Unique Doll Co., see Elite Creations
UNIS France, see Society Française de Fabrication de Bébé & Jouets
United Federation of Doll Clubs
http://www.ufdc.org/
Upsy Downsy by Mattel. See also Liddle Kiddles.
http://www.bigredtoybox.com/articles/upsyindex.shtml
http://www.dollreference.com/mattel_dolls1960s.html
http://retroland.com/pages/retropedia/toys/item/2566
1970 JC Penney’s catalog
v
Valentine Dolls, Inc., 1950s–1960s
http://www.dollreference.com/valentine_dolls1950s.html
http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/valentine.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/valentine/valtine.htm
LuAnn Sims 1953: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
Polly, non-jointed elbows (Barbie clone)
Polly Play-Pal, jointed elbows
Princess Anna Walking Doll, 1950s
Sears Happi Time dolls: http://dollreference.com/sears_happi_time_dolls1886.html
Tammy look-alike
Valentina ballerina with stand, photo
Ventriloquist figures
http://tinyurl.com/2aup88u
About, guides
Effanbee Clippo the Clown 1937–39: http://dollreference.com/effanbee_dolls.html
Freundlich figure: Dummy Dan 1938
Juro Novelty Co.: http://dollreference.com/juro_novelty.html
Palitoy figure: Archie Andrews 1950s
Sterne Doll Co., Australia; Gerry Gee & others 1950–70
Vermont Novelty Works / Joel Ellis, 1850s
http://www.memorialhall.mass.edu/collection/itempage.jsp?itemid=6260
http://tinyurl.com/67rpo7
http://tinyurl.com/yb9vop8
http://tinyurl.com/ye2v6zr
About / history
Vinyl dolls. See individual doll names or makers.
http://www.dollreference.com/
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/vinyl.htm
18" modern vinyl: http://www.justmagicdolls.com/meet/MeetTheDolls.htm
Early vinyl head
Identifying vintage faces: http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
Marks: http://dollreference.com/hard_plastic_doll_marks.html
Marks, 1950s to 1960s: http://www.goldenrosedolls.com/marktoc.htm
Viola Doll Company, New York, 1917–1925. See also Effanbee.
http://collectdolls.about.com/od/antiquedolls1800s1920s/a/violadolls.htm
Virga dolls (Beehler / Fortune / Kim / Ontario Plastics)
http://dollreference.com/beehler_fortune_ontario_virga.html
http://goldenrosedolls.com/virga.htm
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/beehler/beehler.htm
8" Ginny-type & Lollipop dolls:
8" Hi Heel Teen, 1956
Lollipop 8" Ginny-type dolls:
Playmate 8" Ginger-type dolls:
Princess Summerfall Winterspring 8"
Schiaparelli designs, and Chi-Chi, Go-Go, and Tu-Tu
See also Dress-me dolls; Ginny-type dolls.
Viscoloid Co., celluloid dolls, 1901–1925
About/history:
Mark: http://www.dollreference.com/celluloid_dolls1869_1950s.html
Vogue Dolls, Inc., 1922–1970s. See also Lesney.
http://www.angelfire.com/tx3/dollchat/patgfaces1.html
http://www.dollreference.com/vogue_dolls.html
About / history:
Angel Baby
Baby Dear by Eloise Wilkin 1961–
Brikette 1959–61
Crib Crowd Baby 1948–52
Crib Crowd, original vs. reproduction
Composition dolls:
Fashions, about
Ginnette baby 1955–59
Ginny 36" Playpal type, 1960 (music)
Ginny 8" and Ginny-type dolls 1948–82
Ginny Baby 1959–82:
Jan, Jeff, & Jill 1957–62
Just Me 1920s–
Littlest Angel 1961–63 & 1967–80
Li’l Loveable Imp: http://www.dollinfo.com/vlilimp.htm
Love Me Linda / Pretty As a Picture; see also similar Lonely Lisa by Royal:
Military WWII dolls
Miss Ginny Deb 1975: http://www.plaidstallions.com/toysrus2.html
Modern: http://www.voguedolls.com
Sportswoman: http://dollreference.com/hoyer_debuteen_sportswoman.html
Toddles 1937–49
Wee Imp 1960, see Ginny
Voit; Andreas Voit papier-mâché dolls
http://throughtheeyesofachild.info/Papier-Mache-Dolls.html
http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/53870/Papier-Mache-Dolls
Example, ca. 1835–1850
Example, with rare straw bonnet, ca. 1835–1850
Example, rare flirty eyes
Example, Pauline style head
Example, Pauline style ca. 1840–1845
Example, Pauline ca. 1850, with sleep eyes
Volks ball-jointed dolls
Volland, P.F., see Raggedy Ann & Andy or Beloved Belindy
w
Wakeen, Susan
Walda, china-and-cloth modern doll
“Walda” is a moniker coined by nurse_edna and used by eBay Dolls Discussion Board members for a particular china-and-cloth doll. She was cheaply mass-produced in Taiwan and China during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The doll had no name, and her box was labeled only with this almost-but-not-quite haiku:
Some sellers misrepresent this doll’s age and value, and she is often spotted amongst the legitimate antique dolls. The name Walda is a feminization of the “Where’s Waldo?” character’s name.
http://www.dollreference.com/walda_porcelain_doll.html
Hanover House (one of the distributors)
Photo, Walda advertisement, late 1970s to 1980s
Photo, Walda close up, face paint variation
Photo, Walda with her original box
Tribute video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzsSE6AzKjM
Walda in auctions: http://www.eloradollhouse.com/help/ebay1.php
Walda can be seen in a 1982 “Little House on the Prairie” season 9 episode, wearing the later red version of her calico dress. She played the pivotal role of Nancy’s doll in “The Return of Nellie.” (Thanks to lillimoved for spotting Walda’s TV debut.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldbVsNLLQCA
Waldorf dolls, see Kathe Kruse
Walkalon dolls, 1950–1955
http://tinyurl.com/ylcuu9s
Waltershauser Puppenmanufaktur reproductions, 1990s–
Wax dolls and wax-over dolls
W. Donahey mark, see Teenie Weenies
Weiss, Kühnert Co., see German Doll Co. See also Bathing beauties.
Wellings, Norah / Victoria Toy Works, 1926–1959. See also Chad Valley; Cloth.
http://art-doll.com/lenci-dolls-and-their-counterparts/
http://tinyurl.com/yk6tstb
1960 example
Black dolls:
Boy Scout
Examples, photos:
Sailor: http://tinyurl.com/ekq6k
Soldier: http://tinyurl.com/lco6n
Well-Made Toy Mfg. Corp., cloth dolls, 1940s–
http://texaswatertowers.com/kayandlyn/wellmade.html
Wendy Ward 11½" by Uneeda 1964–. (Y-body)
See also Uneeda “Pre-Teen” Betsy McCall; Miss Suzette
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/43630843
http://www.123hjemmeside.dk/MarthasFashionDolls/41356943
http://www.dollreference.com/uneeda_dolls.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/toyfest/3377619941/
1964 Montgomery Wards catalog page
NRFB: http://www.flickr.com/photos/smh223837/5754396193/
International Series/Children of all Nations United & Miss Debutante; Miss Suzette/Wendy Ward mold with rooted hair & sleep eyes:
West Coast Kids by Kathryn Pardee, 2005–
When I Read I Dream by Mattel, 2001-2002
Whimsie by American Character, 1960–1961
http://www.angelfire.com/art/dollmemories/whimsies.html
http://www.dollreference.com/american_character_dolls.html
http://www.whimsiedolls.com/
Hedda Get Bedda:
White Balloon 1993– , see Natterer, Sylvia
Whitman, see Paper dolls; or PeePul Pals.
Wiesenthal, Schindel & Kallenbach. See also Alt, Beck & Gottschalck.
http://www.collectorcafe.com/article_archive.asp?article=250&id=1477
History: http://www.puppentour.com/puppentourist-3.html
Wigs, see Hair identification
Wilde Imagination, Inc., see Ellowyne Wilde by Robert Tonner, 2007–
Willy Wildebras by Wildebras Co., Netherlands, 1962–1975
See Bild Lilli; Schwabinchen.
http://www.barbiemuseum.nl/dutch.htm
Wilson International
Little Red Riding Hood topsy-turvy 1970s, Dippity Flip or Uppsy Dipsy:
Winx Club by Mattel
Wishniks by Uneeda, see Trolls
Wish World Kids by Kenner, 1987–1989
Wizard of Oz dolls by various companies
Barbie Collectibles by Mattel, modern
Effanbee & Robert Tonner:
Judy Garland as Dorothy, various makers: http://www.jgdb.com/jgdh.htm
Judy Garland as Dorothy, by Ideal 1938:
Madame Alexander, McDonald’s Happy Meal 2007–2008
Mattel Kelly 2003
MD Tissue premium, cloth, 1971
Mego 1975– :
Wislizenus, Adolf; 1851–1930
http://www.dollreader.com/antique.php?id=77
http://tinyurl.com/2zk55c
History: http://www.puppentour.com/puppentourist-3.html
Mark: http://www.puppenmarken.de/kopfmarken.htm
Wolfpit Enterprises, see Anglund, Joan Walsh
Wonder Whims by Doug & Debbie Henning, 1985
Wonder Woman dolls by various makers
http://www.wonderwomancollectors.com/dolls.html
http://www.wonderwomanmuseum.com/relics.html
Comics, about: http://www.toonopedia.com/wonderwo.htm
History
Ideal Comic Heroines (“Superqueens”)
Mattel, Mego, & Tonner: http://tinyurl.com/yzq3zjf
Mattel, modern Barbie as Wonder Woman:
Mego:
Plush body by Toy Factory
Super Baby 1976 by Amsco/Furga/Plastimarx:
Tonner: Amazonian Warrior
Wooden dolls / wood dolls
World of Love by Hasbro, 1971–1972
Close-ups: http://www.barbigirl.com/love.htm
Miss Matchbox Disco Girls 1972–77
Soul: http://www.dollreference.com/hasbro_world_love.html
TV ad: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Eu6qobXxUks
World’s Fair dolls. See also Kewpie dolls.
1939 fair, Dollcraft Novelty
1939 fair, Joy Doll Products
1940 New York fair: http://www.the-forum.com/collect/wf40doll.htm
1962 Seattle fair, “Miss Space Needle,” Barbie clone
1964 New York fair
Worlds of Wonder, 1986–1987
Worrell, Estelle Ansley; 1960s–
http://www.chattydolls.net/history.htm
http://estelleansleyworrell.com/index_files/Page322.htm
Example, 1830s costume: http://www.yulokod.ca/sunny/dolls/vintage.htm
WPA (Works Progress Administration) folk art dolls, 1930s–1940s
Appalachia
Cloth examples: http://tinyurl.com/yfbfnsm
Georgia
Indiana
Wisconsin 1936–43:
Wright, Beatrice
Wright dolls, see R. John Wright
x – y - z
X mark in a circle, “circle X dolls,” 1950s–1960s. See also 14R dolls.
http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_dolls.html
http://www.vintagedollcollector.com/unknown/circlex.html
Composition: http://www.dollreference.com/composition_doll_marks.html
Hard plastic / vinyl: http://www.dollreference.com/hard_plastic_doll_marks.html
Xena: Warrior Princess by Toy Biz, 1998–1999
Zanini & Zambelli, Italy, late 1940s–
Zapf Creation, 1931–
Zwergnase dolls by Nicole Marschollek
<< Back to Top