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Pictured is a "Mod" Ken doll that appears to be from the 1960s or 1970s. The paint, hair, and clothes are all in good condition.
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Ken DollsKen, introduced by Mattel in 1961 as Barbie's steady boyfriend, has gone th…
im not into guy dolls but thats cool ,are they worth much these days
He is "mod ken doll" By mattel
One that just sold Lundy
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-BARBIE-MOD-HAIR-KEN-DOLL-WITH-ORIGINAL-OUTFIT-4424-/251220415577?pt=US_Dolls_Bears_Toys&hash=item3a7de75459
hi manikin ,hope ur well ,thats it ,short money ha
Hi lundy hope your doing well also :-) and started your new career ! :-)
Ken is not real desirable to collectors and he is newer . If Mint in box they do much better. Barbie's unless mint and or In wonderful conditionfrom 1959-1970 era have lost some value but they are still sought after .Newer than that have taken a nose dive :-( Have a nice day
thank you manikin,doing ok ,nothing on new career yet ,
Oh, I loved my Barbies! I was in my thirties before I parted with them. I never had this one. My Ken was earlier, and sometimes I borrowed a G.I. Joe from one of my brothers when Barbie, Francie, Midge, etc. were entertaining. I really enjoyed seeing this one. Thank you! : )
My pleasure, miKKo! :)