More of Linda's Dolls for Sale

In June and July I published four separate posts of dolls that Linda Hayes is selling.  This post includes additional dolls she desires to sell.  Again, if interested in purchasing any of Linda's dolls; or if you need additional information, please contact Linda directly.  Her contact information is included at the end of this post.

Dolls in the above photo are:
Crystal-$35 (standing 11-1/2-inch fashion doll)
Seated on bottom:  Daddy Long Legs Skipper-$60 and Squirt-$60
Seated in chair:  Daddy Long Legs Faith-$60, Sissy-$45, Tina-$45, Baby Hannah-$40

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The eight dolls in this second photo are described as "oldies but goodies."  They are priced at $10 each or $60 for the entire lot.

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Shindana group, shown above:  Baby Zuri, Kimmie Bride (sold), Baby Janie, Dee Bee; all original, no boxes, $35 each or $95 for the whole group!

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Dolls 1-9 below are deboxed, vintage dolls; doll 10 has original box, but does not work; pictures of these available upon email request.

1.      Eegee baby, 1971-$10

2.      Lorrie girl, 1971-$10

3.      Horsman baby-$5

4.      Daisy Kingdom-$15

5.      Another Tanline Crystal $35

6.      Sebino baby boy-$20

7.      Venus Williams-$10

8.      Serena Williams-$10

9.  Remco Baby Grow a Tooth-$25

10. Winking Winnie w/box, does not work - $25  

  
Dolls 1-8 $100 for the group; the two Remcos $40 if sold together.

For additional information, pictures of dolls not shown, to make arrangements to purchase, or to inquire about other dolls that might possibly be available, please contact Linda Hayes by email: poet540@msn.com.



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Flashback Friday: Out and About with Dolls

In February 2005, I was guest speaker at a combined club gathering between Dallas Metro Doll Club and Metrocrest Doll Collectors Club of Dallas.  The above images are pages from Dallas Doll Club’s 50^th Anniversary Book, shared with me by club member, Laurie McGill, who is the current editor of UFDC’s Doll News.  The caption of the photo on the left reads:   

The Dallas Doll Club has enjoyed special presentations by guest speakers, Linda Crowsey (Author of Madame Alexander Price-Guides), Itske & Tony Stern (Kokeshi doll collectors), Tanya Orr (Teddy Bear artist), Mary Frances Wright (Trash to Treasures), Debbie Garrett (Author of The Definitive Guide to Collecting Black Dolls). 

On the lower right of the collage on the left, I am pictured with Ms. Elizabeth S. Darrah who presented me with two handmade, circa 1870s cloth Black dolls (that I am clutching against my chest).  The dolls were made by Ms. Darrah’s great-grandmother, Anna Frances “Fanny” Skinner Henry who was born in New Jersey in 1849 and died in 1940.  According to Darrah, “Members of the Skinner and Henry families were active abolitionists.”

Thanks again, Laurie for the share and fond memory!  

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