The doll industry's bible has been updated with new information and more than 600 photographs, making it the most complete and up-to-date doll guide available.

Shows, describes, and lists current values of Ideal Dolls made from 1907 through the 1980s.

Collector's Encyclopedia of American Composition Dolls, 1900 - 1950 This exciting value guide is essential for collectors, researchers, and historians interested in all aspects of these truly American toys. Besides the 850 full-color photographs, a wealth of information is provided, including all technical aspects of production and history. Easy-to-follow guidelines assist the reader in determining the quality and value of a doll. Information on purchasing power is provided. Tips on proper maintenance and care of these priceless dolls are furnished, as well as a spotlight section on extraordinary doll designer Bernard Liptfert. 2006 values.

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Mary Young is well known for her numerous books on paper dolls that were published from the 1970s to 2000. She is back with an all-new title, 20th Century Paper Dolls, now in full color and updated with more than 1,300 photographs. Arranged alphabetically by paper doll company, the book provides brief company histories, when known, and pertinent facts for every item shown. Approximately 150 companies are featured, including Sam Gabriel, Milton Bradley, Magic Wand, McLoughlin, Dennison, Parker Brothers, Warren Paper Products, Stecher Lithographic Company, American Colortype, Burton Playthings, Transogram Toy Company, and many more. All paper dolls are identified by company and number (if they have one) and are assigned current collector values. A handy index and paper doll checklists are also provided.

We all probably remember the specific Barbie dolls we played with when we were young, but how many remember the vinyl cases and trunks that were made to carry Barbie doll and her accessories? Connie Kaplan sure does, and has compiled the first ever value guide to these colorful vinyl cases that come in many different shapes and sizes. Included in this extensive guide with over 300 color photos are Barbie and Family doll trunks, Ken, Midge, and Francie doll cases, Skipper, Skooter, and Tutti doll cases, hat boxes, lunch boxes, wallets, pen and pencil cases, and hard plastic doll trunks. Collectors and readers will be fascinated by the lavish artwork and varying color combinations detailed on the cases. With some of the earliest cases dated from 1961, this nostalgic collector's book is filled with current values and detailed descriptions of these colorful cases and containers.