Are Tammy dolls worth anything?

The line of Tammy dolls and outfits, sold exclusively in Japan, now command high prices with American collectors. Tammy in her various formal kimono ensembles reach prices of $300 plus when complete and in mint condition.

When did the Tammy doll come out?

1962
The phenomenal success of Mattel’s Barbie doll in the early 1960s led several toy makers to release their own 12-inch fashion dolls and accessories. The Ideal Toy Company answered to Barbie with its own Tammy doll which it introduced in 1962.

What is a Revlon doll worth?

There was a time when Miss Revlon dolls in pristine condition retailed in the $250 to $700 range, with the 20- and 23-inch sizes being the most valuable, but we feel that prices on these dolls have softened a bit in recent years.

What was the most popular 1950s doll?

You Were a Child of the 1950s and 1960s if You Remember These…

Thumbelina Doll. The Ideal Toy Company borrowed the name “Thumbelina” from a fairy tale and began selling Thumbelina in 1961.
Tiny Tears.
Chatty Cathy Doll.
Patti Playpal.
Barbie.
Ginny Dolls.
Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls.
Terri Lee Dolls.

Who made Miss Revlon dolls?

“Miss Revlon” dolls were introduced by the Ideal Toy Company in 1956. This began the 1950’s “Glamour/Fashion Doll” period. You have to remember that these dolls appeared before the famous “Barbie” doll was introduced. In the mid-1950’s almost all the dolls manufactured represented either babies or young children.

Who is oldest Barbie or Sindy?

When Sindy was originally launched, she was always the younger, more wholesome doll compared to American glamour-puss Barbie. Sales of Sindy have struggled in recent years, particularly when Woolworths stores closed as they’d held the exclusive licence to sell them.

Are Sindy dolls worth anything?

Pedigree Sindy dolls, Action Man figures, Dr Who toys and G.I. Joe figures can also prove valuable. G.I. Joe dolls can sell for as much as £800 or £900, says Ms Taylor, while one Sindy doll recently sold in its box for more than £1,000.

Are Ginny dolls still made?

50s Ginny Dolls by Vogue Ginny was one of the most popular 8 inch child dolls of all time. Introduced in 1951, Ginny had the height of her popularity during the 1950s, but she is still in production today.