So Funny Natalie, So Happy Heidi, and So Playful Penny, photoīabyland Rag cloth dolls by Horsman, 1893–1920sīabysitter’s Club by Remco / Kenner / Determined Products / Scholastic, 1990sĪbout the characters and books by Ann M. (Baby Aliens Belonging to You) by Hasbro, 1988īaby Dear by Eloise Wilkin for Vogue Dollsīaby Face by Mel Birnkrant & Galoob, 1990–1991 Original Doll Artist Council of America (ODACA): Īrtmark dolls, cloth pose dolls, 1960s–1970sĪutomata (plural) or automaton (singular), see Mechanical antique dollsĪverill Manufacturing Co., see Georgene Noveltiesī.A.B.Y. National Institute of American Doll Artists (NIADA): Smith, 1914–1922Īmerican Character / American Doll & Toy 1919–1968Īmerican Girl by Pleasant Company ( Götz) / Mattel 1986–Ĭleaning, hair care, restringing, rewiggingĪmerican Toy & Novelty / Plotnick Co., 1930s–1950sĪngelina Ballerina by Pleasant Company / Mattel, 2001–Īnglund, Joan Walsh Wolfpit Enterprises/Determined Productions, 1960s–Īnnalee Mobilitee Dolls, Inc., mid-1950s–Īnne Geddes / Especially Kids, see Unimax.Īpplause dolls / Wallace Berrie dolls / Dakin dolls, 1980s–īeatles 1988: Sergeant Pepper Stage SuitsĪrrow Rubber & Plastics Industries / Edward Mobley, 1940–1960sĪrt Craft Toy Products / Playthings, 1918–1921Īrt Fabric Mills, preprinted cloth dolls, 1900–1910Īrtisan Doll Co. Alexandra Koukinova, Russia, 1990s–Īlexandre, Henri (HA or Phénix), 1888–1891Īlice in Wonderland dolls by various makersĪllied / Allied Eastern / Allied-Grand / Allied Imported (AE), 1950s–1970sĪmerican Beauty Doll Co., P.D. See also Adora Belle by Marie Osmond.Īlabama Indestructible Doll, see Smith, EllaĪlessandra Marcellan Thor, reproduction antique dollsĪlexanderkins 8" by Madame Alexander, 1953–Īlexandra Fairchild Ford (Alex), by Madame Alexander, 2006–Īlexandra Co. Sales Co., 1921–53Ī British Child (ABC) by MCA Creations, 2006–Īccessories: doll-size furniture, kitchens, tea sets, and toys vintage pre-1980sĪction figures and dolls, vintage to modernĪdmiration Doll Co.
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The main identification and reference list provides links to information about antique dolls and vintage dolls made before 1980. This indexed list focuses on identifying dolls first made after 1980.
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