I'm back! With a small lot of vintage dolls and outfits to show you, including Ken, Barbie, Midge, some of their outfits and some Barbie and Skipper sized clone clothing and hand knitted items. Check out my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/s...
I was very excited to see that Peggy von Plasty dress. It also came in a variation with color embroidered details on the skirt. The red chunky shoes you like came on MEGO’s Dorothy doll from The Wizard of Oz collection.
It was Great to see you back and I enjoyed your video. You have a wealth of knowledge about the dolls and its so good that you are sharing it with us. Thank you so much.
I started collecting Barbie several years ago but am limiting my collection to the dolls and clothing that I owned, from early to late 1960s (I had a ponytail Barbie, Midge, and Francie who sadly never got any clothes). Lots of fun!
That is a good way to focus your collection! I would like to get the Upsy Downsys that I had when I was a kid. They are a bit more reasonable than they were 10-20 years ago, so now might be a good time to start!
@@vintagedollcollector4828 I'm currently searching for a Raggedy Ann doll I had with a flowered dress by Knickerbocker that is in good shape and affordable.
Wonderful to see a video from you! It had been awhile since I had looked. I'm always amazed at the amount of knowledge you have. Always fun to listen! Thanks for sharing!
@@vintagedollcollector4828 that's perfectly fine with me. Sharing the knowledge from the reference books is great, but your delivery or voice commentary is nice to listen to. Hope that doesn't sound weird.
The clone winter outfit could be for Penny Brite. I'm not sure if some of her clothes packaging were unlabeled, but I know that's the color cardstock they used to package her outfits.
