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Help identify 1960' barbies

Posted by Tom on 4/16/2024, 11:10 pm

I have a few barbies but I'm not sure if they are desirable one's or not as I don't know too much about them. I also have a bunch of clothing and accessories in boxes that I didn't photograph. Can anyone tell me a bit about these?

Because of their played with condition, don't expect top dollar.

Posted by Margie on 4/17/2024, 9:53 am, in reply to "Help identify 1960' barbies"

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Posted by Kathy M. in CO on 4/17/2024, 6:33 am, in reply to "Help identify 1960' barbies"

First is a Fashion Queen in her brunette wig. she would have come with a blonde and red wig as well.

2. Growin' Pretty Hair Francie

3. Brunette bubble cut wearing vintage Senior Prom dress. Lip rubs and eye-ridge rubs can be fixed with minimal effort.

4. Midge head on a Skipper body. Dress is a somehow mangled red version of Evening Splendor. Zipper goes on the back and it is sleeveless. Made to fit the Barbie body.

The dolls have value, you can search Ebay for Completed sold auctions to determine.

Kathy M. in CO

Re: Help identify 1960' barbies

Posted by Tom on 4/16/2024, 11:31 pm, in reply to "Help identify 1960' barbies"

Just for clarification. A couple of the pictures got mixed up. The picture with the Matel mark that has 1967 Canada Japan is for the blonde doll with brown eyes. The picture of the buttox with the Matel mark which is just below the blonde barbie is actually for the brunette doll in the first picture Sorry for the confusion.

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