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vintage 12 inch unmarked doll (barbie???) | Dolls1038 of 1767 |  |  |
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bobbyv
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bought this bendable leg rooted hair unmarked doll with homemade knitted dress 12 inches tall w/hole in top of head and in belly...please tell me who it is and what year...help!! please send info to robinandbobby@att.net merry christmas blue eyes looking right
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please advise me on this unmarked bendable leg 12 inch doll...happy holidays!
She is a Tressy doll made by American Character . She is missing the botton that would make her hair grow . They have very little value since ebay and missing an important part she has no real value :-( The hole in her head is wear a long piece of hair would come out . Like the Ideal Crissy dolls had .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-1960S-AMERICAN-CHARACTER-TRESSY-DOLL-/390375555618?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5ae4324222#ht_4227wt_1239
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-AMERICAN-CHARACTER-TRESSY-DOLL-1964-/200690251584?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2eba123740#ht_500wt_1256
very cool!!! now i need a cig and a drink!!!
lol bellin