Dolls

Some time around l964 Aurora Products co ( Hobby Manufacturer) went light-years outside their normal field and marketed a kit-statue of John F Kennedy in a seated posture on a Rocking chair. this was a kit and not an assembled doll, although almost certainly there were pre-assembled demonstrators as with other hobby kits- I have a (Demonstrator) of the famous model of the Big Bertha 280MM railroad gun in a plastic case, pre-assembled the (Gustav) or (Leopold) as it was called ( not by Aurora) as this is not strictly speaking a doll, but is related. I seem to recall, owing to rarity and collector value a figure of about $35 for an unassembled kit would sound right. they originally retailed for $5.00 or less( this was l964). Aurora is no longer in business, so chances of a re-issue are very scanty.

First you have to make a mold. Then mix a two part foam into the mold. This will give you a copy made of foam. The cost for making a full size mold will be high.

The Shirley temple danbury mint collection truck red and doll with dress-up dresses no box... thanks

The Windsor Penthouse- the correct term for the structural model nicknamed by the Press as (Queen Mary"s Dolls" House) note British usage rather than US Doll House or even Dollhouse run together as a word, like powerhouse.l The mammoth structure was designed by the noted archtiect Lutyens- as a prototype for- The Windsor Penthouse. Needless to say it is a museum piece- in England, of Course and not for Sale.

Johnny Gruelle wrote stories with the characters Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy to comfort his daughter Marcella who was sick. Some of the stories included Marcella as the owner of Raggedy Ann and Andy.

I have been trying to find some facts too but all I know is the man who invented them: his name was Thomas Dam hope its help probably hasn't been too helpful x

yes she did have a doll

Well, it could just mean a doll or figurine made out of glass. Or do you mean something else?

i'd say all of $2.00 maybe $2.50

Spin Master.

I hope i could help.

People say Mattel, but Spin master came up with the idea and introduced it.

yes the clothes will fit on all Polly pockets because I've tried it!

yes

depends on size, 16 inches plus, 2 or more, $200 easily. Smaller ones with very expressive faces, easily the same amount. Regular, small size ones, run-of-the-mill, 5 are probably worth anywhere from $10 to $100, depending on the market. It really depends on what specific kind they are. There are LOTS of dam troll types.

They are actually puppets. They sold for about $6.00 maybe more for a set of two so one could have fights. It is ironic as the E.T. character was anything but violent, indeed a pacifist character, not an alien armed with heat vision or similar potentially destructive super-powers.

Not sure about the 36 inch dolls but the 20 inch are only $19.95. They are made in China.

While the name of the individual(s) who created porcelain is unknown, we do know that it was created during the Han Dynasty (1900-1100 BC).

It was first introduced to Europe by Marco Polo.

Yes, they were published in 1940.

Bratz doll clothes......moxie girl clothes....not liv girl clothes they too big.......and that's about it! Note u can buy separate moxie girl clothes but not bratz

I don't think so-- I've been looking myself but it seems the "latest " dolls are from the 70's and with collectors or on E-Bay. You would think with all the Baby Boom stuff they would make a new version, especially with all the lame dolls they have today, but that doll actually came ut at the very end of the Baby Boom, so probably within the next few years a new version will come out. If it's anything like the original, it wil be very, very cool! I never had one cuz I'm too old, but my little sis did (in 68) and I stole it from her every chance I could get!

Possibly Mystery Date by Milton Bradley- not a Barbie-related product, Do not confuse with Magic Mary Lou which was a magnetic paper doll.-also by MB. Mystery date was a board game with a fashion theme, so to speak.

I'm a little confused by your question. Only Mattel has the rights to make the Barbie doll, at least here in the United States. There have been doll manufacturers in other countries that have purchased the rights to make and sell Barbie dolls in their own countries, such as Rosebud in England, Estrela in Brazil and Takara in Japan, but I don't think that is what you are asking. Other companies in the United States make fashion dolls the same size as Barbie, or make clothes to fit 11 1/2 inch dolls. Some examples of competitors over the years have been Ideal, Hasbro and Kenner. It's possible that you have clothing made by one of the competitors.

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the price greatly increased (A+)

No. You can, however buy them on Amazon or pullipstyle.com.

I believe some of them are worth maybe between $1000 to $2500. at the most.