Doll artist Kathy Hippensteel and her collection of E. Wilkin dolls

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Dollmaker Kathy Hippensteel's fascination with Eloise Wilkin Vogue dolls prompted her to take up dollmaking and doll collecting. Her collection of E. Wilkin creations includes different models of Baby Dear, Musical Baby Dear, and Bobby Dear dolls.

Product information, Cover Story, Behavior, Dollmakers, Hippensteel, Kathy, Wilkin, Eloise

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The evolution of "Ginny": America's charming toddler doll

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The demand for "Ginny" toddler dolls has outlasted that of its counterparts that were popular in the 1950s and continues to increase up to the present. The 8-inch dolls are made from plastic and were created by Mrs. Jennie Adler Graves.

History, Works, Collectibles, Graves, Jennie Adler

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Fun '50s and '60s advertising dolls

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Advertising dolls produced in the 1950s and 1960s have become collectible items. They include the 'Joy Walking Doll,' which was offered by Proctor and Gamble.

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