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Growing Up Ginger          $95.00

arrived on the Mattel scene in 1976 as a friend for Growing Up
Skipper. A very unique doll for her time, she is 9 1/4" tall and a
brunette version basically of Growing Up Skipper. She is unique because if
you rotate her arms, she grows modest breasts and her
waist slims. She has long shiny brunette hair, brown eyes. Her
clothing consists of a turquoise body suit, a long and short
turquoise and white polka dot skirt, light pink scarf, pink collar,
turquoise flat shoes, socks and white platform shoes.

Ginger is in excellent to near mint shape. She is very clean
as though she was rarely played with. I cannot find any flaws on
her body. Her arms look slightly loose where they join the shoulders,
but most likely made this way because of the mechanism to change
her body shape.. Her clothes are all near mint if not mint with the exception
of one of the flat shoes has split, most likely from being
on her feet for 40 years (ouch!).

I'm sorry I don't have the box for her, but she is probably as near
perfect as you could find.
 
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Miniature Swirl Barbie Doll      $75.00

This is the darling miniature Swirl Barbie Doll that came in Skipper Barbie's
"Me N My Doll #1913" ensemble from 1965.

I've never seen a Barbie fashion completer this mint. It looks like someone
carefully tucked it away these 40 or so years to keep it safe. So, if you are
a totally "mint" collector, grab this now, you'll be pleased.
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