The little Argentina Boy, by Madame Alexander, circa: 1965, was part of the Series: Friends from Foreign Lands

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1 Doll Collection, Vintage mid century dolls Argentine Boy, Madame Alexander New York, 1960 s Glenda B. Appraiser The little Argentina Boy, by Madame Alexander, circa: 1965, was part of the Series: Friends from Foreign Lands These dolls are valued at $ , the most recent sold one was sold for This sold value is actually higher then what the dolls are valued at, I have to assume that someone was just willing to pay this much for this doll because they wanted it for a collection. The average selling price is $ Mexican Doll, Japanese made. Jestia the company that made the Doll, they were a huge doll company in the 60's, made all manner of different style dolls from the one like this to those Big Eyed Dolls. This one is valued at $ They are sold as vintage items from the 60's.

2 1960 s Dolls felt These are Vintage Felt Long legged Dolls, they were made in the Fashion of the Dankin Dolls from that area. They are sold as Vintage 60's Mod, Dolls. They are valued at $ each. It you put them in a box with some baking soda or even some charcoal it will take away the musty smell. Sorry I spelled that wrong Dakin! it was a toy company from the 60's. Yes a little baking soda does work wonders on just about anything! Active Doll Corp. 2 examples I know these little dolls. They are Vintage Dolls, they are called Beautiful Dolls of Many Lands, these cute little dolls are valued at $ each.

3 Japanese Boy, Ceramic limbs and head They are special, they come from Japan during the 40's they made little boys and girls. They are called Japanese Gofun Ichimatsu baby circa: 1960's it is valued at $ He is so sweet! Spanish Flamenco They are Spanish Flamenco Dancers, made in the 60's. These were imported from Spain, sold in Department stores. Some of them came under glass. Like the Geisha Girls in Glass Boxes. They are valued at $ each. They are odd aren't they?

4 Eros Dolls, 60 s These three are made by Eros. The blue skirt girl says Florence, made in Italy, Naopli 47. And from the cover of the original box is the name Henri Rocheau. This doll is approx 6". The girl in the hat says Firenze and is 7". The boy has the same sign as the blue skirt exceptthe name is Tirolo 26 and is 7". Assumption again is 60's time frame. These are Eros dolls, made in the 60's, made in Italy. These were very popular in the 60's. They were imported to the US sold in Gift Shops and Toy Stores. They are valued at $ each, they are selling for an average of $ each. Austria Germany Dolls How cute, the little girl is called a Baitz Whistling Doll, from the 60's. They were sometimes sold in pairs, with a boy and girl She is valued at $ , she is selling for average of $ The Edi dolls were made by the Erich Dittmann Company of Gad Godesberg Mehlem, Germany he is valued at $

5 India dolls Pair. This the last of the doll collection is India! Mid 60's, they are each about 8,5 inches tall. Feels like rubber material used on head and limbs. The Sweet Little Dolls from India, were imported in the 1960's to early 70's, they were sold at Gift shops mainly, some were sold at Department Stores across the US. Mainly in stores like Sears and Montgomery Ward. They are valued at $ each. Great addition to the Dolls of the World! Great collection you have. These are too cute

6 Glenda B. Antiques and Collectibles Appraiser ratings EXPERIENCE 40+ yrs. Experience, 40+yrs. Dealer buying/selling antiques.14+ yrs. Antique Store Owner. Member of AOA, AADA. Advanced studies in Antiques at University of Arkansas at Little Rock. JOB TITLE Antique Appraiser MOST ADVANCED DEGREE College From just answer.com

7 Various 60 s Dolls, American For Glenda B. continued 60's. I have 4 dolls here, I do not know much about any of them. The 3 standing, Cowgirl, Red Riding hood, and what seems to be Scottish on ice skate are plastic and have eyes that open and close if you tilt them. These are each approx 8" tall from foot to hats. The soft sculpture in the front no idea just a 60's girl on the phone, approx 6" in length. I believe all of these to be US made and wondering about them. I appreciate your vast knowledge! The Girl on the phone is more then likely a Roldan Klumpe doll, Teenager on the Phone The little Cow Girl, 1960's, Possibly Ideal Toys $ The Scottish Girl, 1960's unknown maker $ Red Riding Hood Possibly Ideal Toys $