Showing posts with label 100 pink plastic dolls 1960s 1970s. Show all posts
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Thursday

100 Pink Plastic Dolls Mail-away 1960s








These are exquisitely detailed, front and back...Wonderful Little Pink People...Very Hard to Find...These were produced during the 1960s thru 1970s...They were advertised in Comics etc...100 Dolls for $1.00....then as 50 Dolls for $1.00...Made of hard plastic...These are about 1 1/2 inches tall...
a Copy of an add from a comic book
Some came with these little red vinyl cut-outs of clothing...which were more of a pain than anything...they looked better without them
Some of the boxes they were shipped in 1960s-1970s



I would love to hear from anyone with more info on these dolls..

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Blogger duffy said...

I grew up playing with a set of dolls like this. I would love to locate similar toys now. I spent hours lining them up! let me know if you find any.

March 17, 2011 at 3:37 PM

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Blogger oldefrostfarm1780 said...

I do have some for sale in my etsy shop....

http://www.etsy.com/listing/69267303/7-tiny-pink-peoplefrom-100-dolls

March 17, 2011 at 5:06 PM

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Blogger Mimi Lenox said...

So thrilled to find this post!!
The pink dolls are very precious to me. I wrote a blog post about them some time ago. My grandfather sent away for them when I was a child. I still have the original box and all the dolls intact.

Read here for more information. I am bookmarking this post. I love this!!

http://mimiwrites.blogspot.com/2007/11/dona-nobis-pacem.html

April 17, 2012 at 7:55 PM

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Blogger myvintagevogue. said...

I had these as a child. my mother saw the ad in the back of an Archie comic and sent away for the in the late 70's she thought that they wouldn't come but for a $1 why not and to our surprise they came. I loved them.

September 12, 2013 at 8:53 PM

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Blogger CaptainVideo42 said...

We ordered a set of these around 1976. They weren't quite what we expected, but boy did we have fun with them! I think we had 130 when we counted, and we used them for everything from cake decorations to craft projects - a few were even blown up with firecrackers! Every now and then, we still find one or two in a drawer at my Mom's house!

March 23, 2014 at 9:32 PM

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Mary Blair