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(the dolls in this section are for information only and are not for sale, check my store for current listings)
Vinyl was the material of choice in the 60's, while wigs gave way to rooted hair. There were several popular dolls to play with and entertain us. Ginny remained in production throughout the sixties but her popularity was overshadowed by Mattel's Barbie, who dominated the market. Mechanical dolls became quite popular. For dolls to sell well now, it seemed they had to do something. They walked, they talked, they crawled, made faces, sang, danced, skated, rode bikes, etc. I remember my mother saying, "What happened to the doll you just---hugged?, Why do they all have to move?" ..... What's funny is, now, the mechanical dolls are some of the dolls I enjoy collecting from this era!
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Other Sixties Favorites
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