There are several equestrian mounts made for Barbie some by accessory makers not necessary under contract to Mattel. Seem to recall a very Western-looking paint (multi-colored) horse called Blaze. as statd there were several and different retailers had custom shops to match Horse and rider, as it were. There were a number of scaled Western Dolls (the Bonanza series, for example) and their classy multi-role Chuck Wagon, they were made by American Character- the Hottest Brand Around, a woodburned brand was burned into a block of wood Several equine mounts have been geared-up for Barbie and similarily-scaled dolls. Most were made by aftermarket manufacturers such as Irwin. They had various color schemes- paint horse, appaloosa, Palomino. In My Father"S CORRAL there are many stalls, pardner- not all with Mattel Brand. By way of inference American Character went bankrupt following a slump in Bonanza ( ill-named) multi-role Chuck Wagons in the late sixties. the vehicles were piled up at the warehouses. Shades of recent slumps with General Motors. The Bonanza chuck-wagon slump drove American Character out of business- their girl-doll lines such as Tressy, were picked up by Ideal that:s the story Whoa!@
Tawny
Since about l967-68 several equestrian mounts have been made for Barbie, and also inter alia other Barbie-scaled Western dolls- see the question about Tressie, American Character, and the ill-fated Bonanza chuck wagon fiasco. From a Bonanza it went into trap rock! there was a very limited market for the wagon toy- boys don:t play with Western dolls- unlike GI Joe and Johnny Reb, for example and the toy was complicated- at least as much as modern truck toys, that"s another story. There are several Horses made for Barbie- and dolls of the same scale. Most were made not by Mattel but by aftermarket vendors such as Irwin, which if my memory serves me right was originally a hardware concern- Every Bit as Good as the Name- was a slogan applied to drill bits- this slogan also used by a much better known Hardware concern, Hughes Tool Co. I seem to recall a Blaze or Blazer- a multi-color paint horse marketed for Barbie by Montgomery Ward/ Whoa! sorry but that"s all.
Barbies horse was called "tawny"
These are the horses up through 1999:
1971 Dancer
1981 Western/Dallas the palomino
1982 Western/Midnight the stallion
1983 Dream Horse/Dixie the palomino filly, Midnight's and Dallas's colt
1983 Horse Lovin' Skipper/Honey the show pony
1984 Dream Horse/Prancer the Arabian
1987 Lady Lovely Locks/Silkymane
1991 All American/Star Stepper the palomino
1991 Ski Fun/Snowdance (called Blizzard in Europe)
1991 Western Fun/Sun Runner
1992 Cinderella/Major
1993 Romantic Rides/Crystal
1993 Stacie/Butterfly the pony
1993 Western Stampin'/Stomper
1995 Champion the black stallion
1995 Flying Hero
1995 Horse and Carriage/Prancing the trotter horse
1995 Tropical Splash/Seahorse
1995 Walking Horse/Sprint
1995 Horse Really Walks/High Stepper the palomino
1996 Horse Lovin'/Nibbles
1996 The Hunchback of Notre Dame/Gypsy Magic
1997 Hercules/Magic Wings Pegasus
1997 Horse and Carriage/Songbird
1997 Show Parade/Star Stampin' the palomino
1997 Walmart Special Edition/Sweet Magnolia
1998 Beautiful Horse/Blinking Beauty
1998 Mulan/Khan
1998 Riding Club/Sweety the pony
1998 Riding Club/Sassy the pony
1999 Riding Club/Walking Beauty the Tennessee Walking Horse
1999 Blazin' Trails
No. It's name is Tawny. Cute isn't it? :3
Todd
Anneliese and Erika
No, Monster High dolls are a different line than Bratz dolls.
barbie dolls of the world
barbie girl
Ruth Handler invented Barbie, by noticing her daughter preferred adult dolls instead of baby doll.facts about Barbie:Handler named the doll Barbie after her daughter Barbara.Three Barbie dolls are sold every second!The first Barbie dolls were made in Japan.
barbie dolls are slightly bigger than moxie dolls.
Vintage Barbie brand dolls may be found on Georgies Dolls. Georgie is vintage Barbie doll dealer who supplies customers with complete dolls, parts and accessories.
No. Although they are both considered fashion dolls, Mattel makes Barbie dolls and MGA Entertainment made the Bratz dolls.
Barbie dolls were never made in the USA. The first Barbie dolls were manufactured in Japan in 1959. Today, Barbies are manufactured in China, Taiwan and Indonesia.
American Girl, Barbie, Cabbage Patch, Jem and Maxie were some of them.
Barbie dolls are still the more popular dolls. The Disney princess doll are similar to the Barbie dolls though and are also very good.