The birth of Miss Barbie Millicent Roberts in March 1959 caused turmoil in the doll market. This teenage fashionista made manufacturers realize that their offerings were looking old-fashioned and out of step with the modern shopper. Not surprising then that Mattel’s new creation spawned many imitators. Over time these so-called clone dolls have become collectible in their own right. Read more and see pictures…
Robert Tonner is a prolific creator of dolls, as well as a top fashion designer. Over the years his influence on both fashion dolls, and fashion itself, has been immense. As a designer, sculptor, and Read more…
Vintage Dolls in the Sears Wish Books 1960-69: A Golden Age The 1960s Sears Christmas Catalogs prvide a window into Sixties American Culture, and the All-American Family Christmas Experience. The period witnessed a cultural revolution Read more…
Dolls on Stamps – Vintage and Modern, American and International Doll and postage stamp collecting are two intriguing hobbies that enjoy worldwide popularity. In this video we look at how on occasion, these two worlds Read more…
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