Vintage Eye
I have 3 vintage dolls, rubber, with rubber hair, how do I find out about them?
They are probably from the fifties, the smallest is 11 inches, the tallest is 13 inches. The bodies are not jointed, the rubber of the body is soft, while the heads are hard. They have glass eyes that do not close. They are very cute!
Look for any identifying numbers or names… anything.
Now google search it and see who made it, if they are still in buisness, and if they are worth something then it would probably tell you something about that too.
Good luck
Vintage Celebrity Cat Eye Makeup by Mirella
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Trussing Needle – 8-Inch $8.80 Straight 8″ trussing needle with large, easy-to-thread eye. Imported…. |
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Flame Tamer SIMMER Ring Aluminum HEAT Diffuser DISTRIBUTER gas stove top stovetop with Wood Handle $4.50 When cooking a delicate sauce or melting chocolate, it’s important to use low, gentle heat. This diffuser adds a layer of protection between the burner and the bottom of the pan, yet its perforations allow heat to get through. Protect your beautiful pots and pans with this clever gadget. Made of lightweight yet sturdy aluminum. |
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Cast Iron 4 Eyed Bottle Opener Wall Mount Beer Cap Bald Man $15.99 4 Eyed Bottle Opener Cast Iron Wall Mount Beer Cap Bald Man is painted to give it that vintage look- a little paint loss around the mouth and teeth. This is representative of the bottle openers made by the Wilton Co. Circa 1940′s. This 4 Eyed Man Face Beer Bottle Opener is a wall mounted beer and soda bottle open. It mounts to the wall through his ears, and the teeth of his head pop the top of you… |
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Red Headed Stranger $4.26 Though this 1975 album cost Willie only $20,000 to record, it handed him the success he’d craved after years as a hit songwriter and modestly successful singer. By blending originals and vintage material, he created a timeless Western saga, one that originally left Columbia Records, who’d guaranteed him artistic control, skeptical. The label’s doubts, amplified by the fact that Nelson had recorded… |
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25 All-Time Greatest Hits $12.47 This is the definitive Gene Pitney retrospective. It contains every significant Billboard and UK hit, including “Town Without Pity,” “Hello Mary Lou,” “(The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valence,” “Only Love can Break a Heart,” “Yours Until Tomorrow,” “That Girl Belongs to Yesterday” and “She’s a Heartbreaker.”No Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: PITNEY,GENETitle: 25 ALL-TIME GREATEST HITSS… |
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Frank Sinatra: Concert Collection $49.98 The Voice sings as only he can in this seven-disc set of vintage Frank Sinatra concerts. Not only does a fan of Frank get some of the Chairman’s finest appearances onstage from the 1950s through the ’80s, but also three previously unreleased engagements, including “Sinatra in Japan: Live at the Budokan Hall, Tokyo” (1985); a compilation of additional unreleased performances; and a 44-page commemor… |
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Grampa (Munster) Presents The Crawling Eye VHS $9.99 Anne Pilgrim, a beautiful girl with an amazing gift if extra sensory perception, takes a trip with her sister on a train to Geneva. While gazing out at the mountains, she receives a premonition. This was just the beginning for Anne: for her premonition would lead to terror in the Alps…an invasion of extraterrestrial eyes with deadly tentacles…. |
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Original Series – Volume Two $4.55 Join the hottest Heroes in a Half-Shell – Leonardo Michelangelo Raphael and Donatello – as they battle for good against gnarly Ninja bad guys in Season Two of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!DVD Bonus FeaturesFull Screen2.0 Digital Stereo SerroundDigitally Enhanced for Superior ClaritySystem Requirements: Running Time 289 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: NR UPC: 0122… |
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Popeye the Sailor: 1933-1938, Vol. 1 $8.82 Features include: •MPAA Rating: NR•Format: DVD•Runtime: 416 minutes… |
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Honey West: The Complete Series (Fullscreen B&W) $13.98 “A girl’s place is in the home.” Someone forgot to tell Honey West (Anne Francis), a “private eye-ful” unlike any character American television had ever seen. Created in the 1950s by Skip and Gloria Fickling for a series of steamy pulp fictions, Honey was introduced on TV in an episode of Burke’s Law, in which she matched wits with Gene Barry’s playboy chief of homicide (that would have been a nic… |
June 7th, 2010 in
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