I INTRODUCTION "White body", "pre-Mattel", and "artist mark"are words used in describing the popular 18" American Girl dolls. But, what do these terms mean? Are they even important? This guide will define...
If you have a little girl, you probably know all about American Girl dolls … or will soon. These beautiful dolls were first introduced in 1986 when Pleasant Rowland, a former educator, founded Pleasant...
As a follow-up to my first guide,American Girl Dolls: An Insider's Guide,I will provide information and photos to help distinguish the changes over time in the 18" American Girl doll Felicity...
My daughter has three American Girl dolls and I wanted her to take good care of them so I bought her the doll face and skin care product from The American Girl store. Boy was I dissappointed. I paid a good...
Nancy Ann Storybook dolls were tiny and popular children's dolls made in the late 1930's-1950's. The dolls were high-quality collectables with hand-painted faces, charming use of fabrics and trim on the...
Meet the Groovy Girls! Take a look at this line of 12", soft-bodied upbeat dolls from Manhattan Toy Company with their funky and fashionable outfits, and you'll understand why they are called Groovy Girls!...
The Crissy doll was introduced in 1969 by the Ideal toy company in Hollis, New York. She was an 18-inch fashion doll. Her main feature was her ability to grow her hair. She had a ponytail that you could pull...
Pleasant Rowland, the founder of Pleasant Company and creator of the very popular American Girl dolls, must have known that her dolls would be cherished --- not only by little girls everywhere, but by...
Gotz Puppenmanufaktur,a German company,offers detailed dolls of high quality material made with a lot of love. Each comes with little personalities. Gotz creates artist collectible dolls as well as play dolls...
With all the Pleasant Company American Girl Doll (American Girl Today and Just Like You) craze, you might your girl pouring over the catalogs and making a wish list... Find them pricey and want a less...