Doll Purchases in Review Part 4

eBay doll-related purchases in January 2021 - March 16, 2021

In this series of blog posts, I am reviewing dolls and doll-related items purchased on eBay that date back to 2020. This is post 4 in the series. The links to the previous posts in this series are at the end of this post.

James, a Ken clone

I acquired another Ken clone on January 6, 2021. His name is James. James arrived unclothed. I eventually dressed him in a Ken fashion. See the post about James here.

A male cloth doll by Sue Johnson

With Sue Johnson dolls still on my radar after acquiring my first one, this male cloth doll by the artist arrived after February 7, 2021. Along with other dolls, this doll was introduced in a blog post that can be read here.

Madame Alexander 18-inch Play Wonder Style doll

At the time I won the auction for this redressed Madame Alexander 18-inch Play Wonder Style doll, I was on the hunt for the 18-inch-doll head sculpts by Alexander that I did not already own. Acquiring this one on March 16, 2021, led me closer to achieving this goal. This doll was introduced here.

Links to Previous Posts in This Series

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

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