Vintage Side Part Bubble Gum lips, Bubblecut Barbie Doll 1958-59 European Bendable Leg in Excellent condition with box. Silkstone Lingerie in excellent condition. Outfit in Excellent Condition, NO GREEN OR NECK BRAKES, VERY CLEAN BODY, NO RIPS, BRAKES. AMAZING HAIR, FROM NON SMOKING HOME.
The product is a Vintage Barbie doll from the 1960s with a BRUNETTE Ponytail #5. This original Mattel Barbie features a classic OG face paint with a black curly or straight hair, blue eyes, and a light complexion. It comes as a single unit, 11.5 inches in size, and includes accessories like a swimsuit. This vintage Barbie from Japan is a part of the Ponytail Barbie product line, making it a highly collectible item for Barbie enthusiasts and collectors.
The Vintage TOMY TAKARA Licca LD-13 New Semester Licca-chan Doll is a rare find from Japan, imported specifically for collectors. This 7-inch girl doll features straight brown hair, a light complexion, and brown eyes. Part of the Limited Edition New Semester series, this doll belongs to the Licca franchise and is an original TOMY brand product. Made from celluloid, this doll is a must-have for fans of classic collectible toys, especially those interested in the Sumikko Gurashi character. Packaged in its original unopened box, this doll is a unique addition to any doll collection.
Vintage Barbie Doll Ponytail # 8 Redhead, All Original w/ Swimsuit 1960s, READ. Flocked red hair thin in areas. Has a no 8 on left hip. I cannot find information on a no 8 1960’2 Barbie. The right side has markings that are worn. I cannot read them. Missing paint on lips one eyelash, some eyeliner, worn paint on some toes. Included: Striped top, denim jeans, 1 pair of white sneakers, one pair of gold sandals, one pair of sunglasses (missing one side) and original swimsuit. One foot is marked Japan on bottom. Has one longer piece of hair used to wrap ponytail.
Vintage Japanese Hanging scroll standing. Hina Dolls and Peach Blossoms. Size of Frame 18.5 x 5” x 1′. The dolls depicted are Hina dolls, traditionally displayed during Hinamatsuri, also known as Girl’s Day or the Doll Festival, a celebration in Japan on March 3rd. These dolls are believed to act as “guardian dolls” to protect young daughters. The Kakejiku format allows for the display of various artistic themes, and Hina doll imagery is a popular choice, often featuring peach blossoms, which are associated with Hinamatsuri. Please look at all photos for detai. We will be happy to answer all questions before the item ends. Please view our other interesting items.