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1989306 pages. Features: Schoenhut Dolls; Ginny's Many Faces; Doll's Fashions; Trim Doll Shoes; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
1992256 pages. Features: From English Theatrical Sheets to Tinseled Portrait; Blotched Bisques and Waffled Waxes, Part 1; Ives, Blakeslee & Co. Walking Figures Patented by Arthur Hotchkiss; "Black Dolls: 1840-1990" - Sojourns at the Wenham Museum, Part 1; The Donnie and Marie Osmond Story; Advertising Dolls; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
1994176 pages. Features: Introducing New Dolls for 1994; Madame Alexander Victorians; Boudoir Dolls to Collect; How to Evaluate Compo Dolls; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
1989370 pages. Features: Shirley Temple and Cher Dolls; Make a "Bru"; Paul Crees' Wax Dolls; Monte Carlo Automata; Make Victorian Christmas Ornaments; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
1989354 pages. Features: Make a Steiner; Doll Artistry; Japanese Dolls; Paper Dolls; Doll Masks to Make and Collect; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
1991272 pages. Features: The Brides of Summer, Part II; Antique Spotlight "Almost" All-bisque; Vienna's Elegant Doll and Toy Museum; "This Old Thing" - a Superior Tale; Dolls - from the fields and farms of America and other places; French Celluloid Dolls, Part II - Convert; A Tour of the Robin Woods Factory; French Santon Doll; British Public Relations Dolls; Charlotte Zeepvat's Portrait Dolls; Robert Keene McKinley - The Quintessential Artist; and more. Above-average wear. Binding intact. Writing atop front cover. Moderate moisture exposure. A worthy reference copy. Magazine
1987Features: Alice in Wonderland - an early Madame Alexander Cloth Doll; Sweet Sue and Teen Tressy; Collecting Paper Dolls; Memories of Dorothy Churchill; A Year Around Collection of Christmas Fun; Pincushion Doll; Pattern for a 1910 21" dress, underwaist and drawers; Tips on making porcelain repros; and more. Light wear. A quality copy. Book
Best.-Nr. nosku997You are on the H-U-G-E it didn't fit in my scanner! hardcover stated St. Martin's First U.S. Edition from 1983. Other than a back cardholder flyleaf ex libris both the mylar-covered DJ and the book are in positively excellent condition. There are no rips tears etc.---and the pages and binding are tight as a drum see photo. Note: All books listed as FIRST EDITIONS are stated by the publisher in words or number lines--or--only stated editions that include only the publisher and publication date. Check my feedback to see that I sell exactly as I describe. So bid soon for this magnificent impossible-to-find ART /CRAFTS /COLLECTIBLES COLLECTIBLE.Very Good hardcover
1989Special Features: Ask the doll lady; Lyndi - the girl next door; Fred and Fredricka; Thoughts at large; The Girl from Cripple Creek; Interview with Lewis Goldstein; Long Face Jumeau; Basics of doll crafting - setting "Punkin's" eyes; Sculpting Proportions - of people and dolls; Custom Dressing Dolls; and more. Light wear. A nice copy. Book
1989Special Features: 6 doll projects in color; Sculpting - the bones beneath the beauty; Gallery of Leprechaun Dolls; Anthony of Solvang - Father of Barbie; Desiree, the Pierrette (and Yvette, her Marotte); and more. Light wear. A nice copy. Book
2000128 pages. Features: Early Musical Dolls; The Romance Series - Heroine Lillian Dal Monte triumphs as an opera star; The Dolls of the Morimura Brothers - during World War I Japanese businessmen rush to fill a void; Ideal's Harmony - a music makin' doll struts into the marketplace; The Glamorous World of Dawn - A small doll becomes a big fad during the 60s; Dolls of 1940-1949; Zapf's Seven Wonders - Zapf Creation dolls up the collecting world with irresistible youngsters; Artist Cindy McClure debuts a series of dolls that teach life skills; Dolls that remind us of the brands we use every day lure collectors with a taste for something different; Shopping for dolls on the Home Shopping Network. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
2000144 pages. Features: Celebrity Portrait Dolls; Your Europe with a Doll Itinerary; The Romance Series - Part IV - Lillian Dal Monte, wows the audience at her Paris Opera debut; Dolls of the Century 1930-39; - Ideal's Shirley Temple and American Character's Carol Ann Beery enrich the '30s doll scene; Celebrity Dolls; Vote for your favorite - the DOTY awards; Playmates by Virga wood collectors; Rotraut Schrott's dolls touch the heart; The success of Jerry Mahoney fueled the Juro Doll Company. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy. Magazine
1998192 pages. Features: At home With Richard Simmons - he shares his personal collection and talks about his new line of dolls for L.L. Knickerbocker; Kish & Company; Robert Tonner Presents New Dolls; Squeaking Toys for Tinies; The Revlon Doll; The 80 DOTY Nominees for 1998; Kathe Kruse - Rebel with a tender heart. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy. Magazine
2000128 pages. Features: Evelyn Kendall's 18th century wooden dolls; Simon and Halbig Ladies - this German porcelain maker consistently produced some of the finest work of their time; Dolls of the Century - the dolls of 1920-1929; The Romance Series - the life of Lillian Dal Monte; Little Annie Rooney - a beloved character comes to life; In search of Peynets - Paris is a great place to find these treasures; Mattel's 2000 Barbie collection; Annette Himstedt is giving herself a little time to play; A tribute to Mothers; Soul Catchers - Lisa Lichtenfels makes masterpieces in cloth; 90 years of Effanbee. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy. Magazine
200296 pages. Ffeatures: 30th Anniversary of Doll Reader; Vogue Doll Company introduces reissues of "Just Me", nostalgic companions for the adorable toddler; Jacqueline Kent creates a warm, whimsical collection of dolls for Giftcraft; Marie Osmond is on a new mission - the doll maker adds her name to a company and plans to extend its reach; 11th Annual IDEX - the best place to fall in love with the year's newest dolls; Beautiful dolls and springtime colors reflect the appreciation we have for Mom on her day; Dolls in national costume; An ode to hats and how they complement doll fashions. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A quality copy. Magazine
1998176 pages. Features: Mattel's Chatty Cathy - a classic introduced in 1960 is back for a new generation; Madame Alexander's fascination with English royalty led to the creation of magnificent Queen Elizabeth dolls; Doll Masters of Germany - J.D. Kestner and other manufacturers of his time produced the dolls we treasurein the Thuringia region of Germany; Collectible Concepts makes history - the company is making a name for itself with antique reproductions as well as dolls by top artists; Fashion dolls hit the runway - a style show of some of the neweset of these popular creations; Horsman's Peterkin - discover a family of unique composition dolls; Walt Disney World Convention - review some one-of-a-kind auction dolls and limited editions created exclusively for this show; Home Shoppping Network's Festival of Dolls - discover new dolls from the comfort of your living room; Joke Grobbin wins a World of Collectors - the Dutch artist celebrates 25 years of making people happy with her dolls; Hitty Approches the Milennium - a 6.5 inch wooden doll, nearly 200 years old, provides inspiration for artists and collectors alike. Average wear. Unmarked. Address label. Binding intact. A sound copy. Magazine
2000144 pages. Ffeatures: Fashion Dolls in the Kendall Collection; Tour Europe with a Doll Itinerary - the dolls in the mountain - a spectacular collection in Salzburg; The Ponytail Barbie Doll - a work in progress; Vogue's 1950s Ginny - the path to perfection, Part 1; Dolls of the Century, the 1970s; Dolls rule the runway at this fashion show; Beauty, Talent and Temper - Madra Lord; Dawn Returns!; Win two signed Alexandra Fairchild Ford Dolls!; Amazing fashion makeovers; HSN's Doll Artist Anniversary features six doll artists. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A quality copy. Magazine
1973269 pages including index and 277 illustrations in black and white. If there is one single book that covers the entire world of dolls, with an impeccably accurate historical text, a wide range of subject matter, and a brilliant series of illustrations, it is this well-known work. Unabridged. Prior owner's bookplate upon front flyleaf. Unmarked. Average wear. Binding intact. Solid copy. Book
1989Special Features: Martha Armstrong-Hand's Colonial Mother and Child; An 1829 Walking/Talking Wax doll; A Welsh wonderland of toys; Dolly Dingle and Other Delights; Recreating Yesterday's Wooden Playthings; and more. Light wear. A nice copy. Book
1964Roy. 8vo., Second Impression, with coloured frontispiece, and numerous illustrations and patterns in the text; red cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper, the latter with one or two short closed tears and lightly sunned at backstrip. Published a year after the first edition. SCARCE.
19328vo pp.522.original red cloth, n.d. but 1932, first american edition. From the prehistoric, ancestor images, fetishes, amulets and talismans, magic and votive images, funerary, etc via early toy dolls in Europe, automata, tin soldiers, puppets and marionettes. 30 colour plates and 464 other illustrations. Cover wear, contents and illustrations V G With a note on puppets by George Bernard Shaw.
Best.-Nr. 15947DOLLS ILLUSTRATED. St. Louis: Dolls Illustrated n.d. 4to. Printed wrappers. 20 pages. First edition. The china doll is the focus of this catalogue. China dolls were most popular from the period 1800-1912. Very good. unknown books
1991Best.-Nr. 35120ABAnnapolis, Maryland, Gold Horse Publishing, 1991. 4° (28,5 x 22 cm). 256 S., überwiegend illustriert (teils farbig). Original-Pappband mit farbiger Einbandillustration.
1978With complete instructions for making 18 costume dolls. Six colour plates, 38 photographs, 60 patterns and diagrams. 112 pages. Stains to edges of dust jacket.
200188 pages. Features: Dolls at Disney - their 13th Annual Teddy Bear and Doll Convention; Jan McLean's Dolls have winning appeal; The Artistry of Yuki Atae - a once-in-a-lifetime show gives the US its first look at the work of a man many consider the world's premier doll artist; Husband and wife couples who prove that love makes the dolls go 'round - John and Angela Barker, Jean & Henry Henderson, Lesli & Robert Neuenschwander. Average wear. Unmarked. Sticker removal marks atop front cover. A sound copy. Magazine
