Info on finding collectible Barbie doll? How can i find a barbie in the late 60’s
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jsissyann Reputation: 51 See jsissyann's booth |
In addition to the suggestions already offered, a good place to find vintage Barbie is at local doll shows. If you have them in your area, the dealers that specialize in them are usually more than willing to share lots of tips and pitfalls to look for when shopping for vintage Barbie. There is nothing like having a Barbie in your hands to see the types of issues they might have. For example; a common flaw of vintage Barbie can be a broken neck knob.
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debdoll Reputation: 972 See debdoll's booth |
Hi,
Here is a link to the Doll Reference Website, it will you directly to the Barbie Section.
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I hope this helps you in your research. Montrose, that is a great website, thank you.
Stubsinc
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stubsinc Reputation: 51 See stubsinc's booth |
If you’re looking for a reference book, the one I use is “The Ultimate Barbie Doll Book” by Marcie Melillo.
For the vintage clothes, I recomend “Barbie Fashion, vol II” by Sarah Sink Eames.
You can always bmail me and I will try to identify a doll for you.
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NancysNostalgicDolls Reputation: 219 See NancysNostalgicDolls' booth |
Includes pictures and descriptions of vintage and mod era 1960s Barbie dolls @â–º [URL removed]
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
completed items on feebay will give you all the knowledge you need for just about anything.
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backtothefuture Reputation: 44 See backtothefuture's booth |
I study as many Barbie doll books as I can find. I recommend “The Ultimate Barbie Doll Book” and “The Barbie Doll Photo Album [phone number removed]”.
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emmesattic Reputation: 18 See emmesattic's booth |
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jsissyann Reputation: 51 See jsissyann's booth |
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