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Thanks to doll experts Barbara DeFeo and Carol Stover, this series continues. With almost 500 color photographs, the eighth edition of Doll Values, Antique to Modern, will retain its #1 bestselling status. The book is divided into two sections, antique and modern, and many published references have been used for descriptions and marks. Listed alphabetically by manufacturer or type, the dolls' histories, marks, descriptions, and values are included. Over 6,000 listing and a useful index will benefit collectors and allow for quick reference at doll shows and auctions. 2004 values. AUTHORBIO: Barbara DeFeo was editor of Dolls, Toys & Teddy Bears newspaper, writing lead articles, editing, and photographing. She has written for Antiques & Collectibles and Antique Doll Collector. She has a degree in journalism, has been in the doll business since 1978, and is an appraiser and seller of dolls. AUTHORBIO: Carol Stover co-authored Collector's Encyclopedia of Vogue Dolls, in two editions, with Judith Izen. She also authored Small Dolls of the 40s & 50s and updated Doll Values, Antique to Modern, 8th Edition. She lectures on Vogue and other modern dolls, and on the art of collecting and writing about Baby Boom era dolls. She has authored over 60 magazine articles on dolls, toys, and collectibles. REVIEW: It's easy to see why this book is such a winner. Most books of this depth arrive in much weightier packages; this provides a compact take-along tote perfect for garage sales and flea markets, along with the essential color photos which are such an important adjunct to valuations. From symbol, letter, and maker indexes to a bibliography of doll collector links and plenty of color photos throughout, this is an important guide not to be missed by any avid doll collector.
Thanks to doll experts Barbara DeFeo and Carol Stover, this series continues. With almost 500 color photographs, the eighth edition of Doll Values, Antique to Modern, will retain its #1 bestselling status. The book is divided into two sections, antique and modern, and many published references have been used for descriptions and marks. Listed alphabetically by manufacturer or type, the dolls' histories, marks, descriptions, and values are included. Over 6,000 listing and a useful index will benefit collectors and allow for quick reference at doll shows and auctions. 2004 values. AUTHORBIO: Barbara DeFeo was editor of Dolls, Toys & Teddy Bears newspaper, writing lead articles, editing, and photographing. She has written for Antiques & Collectibles and Antique Doll Collector. She has a degree in journalism, has been in the doll business since 1978, and is an appraiser and seller of dolls. AUTHORBIO: Carol Stover co-authored Collector's Encyclopedia of Vogue Dolls, in two editions, with Judith Izen. She also authored Small Dolls of the 40s & 50s and updated Doll Values, Antique to Modern, 8th Edition. She lectures on Vogue and other modern dolls, and on the art of collecting and writing about Baby Boom era dolls. She has authored over 60 magazine articles on dolls, toys, and collectibles. REVIEW: It's easy to see why this book is such a winner. Most books of this depth arrive in much weightier packages; this provides a compact take-along tote perfect for garage sales and flea markets, along with the essential color photos which are such an important adjunct to valuations. From symbol, letter, and maker indexes to a bibliography of doll collector links and plenty of color photos throughout, this is an important guide not to be missed by any avid doll collector.
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Inside This Book Citations: This book cites 31 books Explore: Citations | Books on Related Topics | Concordance | Text Stats Key Phrases - SIPs: bisque socket head, exceptional dolls, wood segmented body, pressed bisque swivel head, intaglio eyes (more) Key Phrases - CAPs: New York, Snow White, Shirley Temple, Hertel Schwab, Armand Marseille (more) Browse Sample Pages: Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me! |
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1888 - 1892, Paris. Bisque head, paperweight eyes, closed mouth with a white space between the lips, fat cheeks, and early French bodies with straight wrists. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
bisque socket head, exceptional dolls, wood segmented body, pressed bisque swivel head, intaglio eyes, paperweight eyes, china shoulder head, cloth body with crier, bisque lower arms, molded hair, bisque shoulder head, bisque shoulder plate, plastic hody, cork pate, composition shoulder head, blue sleep eyes, mohair wig, rigid vinyl body, open mouth with teeth, molded bonnet, gold foil bracelet, solid dome head, brown sleep eyes, jointed composition body, quality bisque Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Snow White, Shirley Temple, Hertel Schwab, Armand Marseille, Courtesy Marge, Raggedy Ann, Anne Shirley, Don Jensen, Little Women, Terri Lee, Courtesy Kathy, Red Riding Hood, Bernard Lipfert, Courtesy Marion Gladwin, Girl Scout, Harris Doll Auctions, Madame Alexander, Patsy Ann, American Character, Harris Auction, Princess Elizabeth, Rose O'Neill, World War, American Girl New!
Books on Related Topics | Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
1888 - 1892, Paris. Bisque head, paperweight eyes, closed mouth with a white space between the lips, fat cheeks, and early French bodies with straight wrists. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
bisque socket head, exceptional dolls, wood segmented body, pressed bisque swivel head, intaglio eyes, paperweight eyes, china shoulder head, cloth body with crier, bisque lower arms, molded hair, bisque shoulder head, bisque shoulder plate, plastic hody, cork pate, composition shoulder head, blue sleep eyes, mohair wig, rigid vinyl body, open mouth with teeth, molded bonnet, gold foil bracelet, solid dome head, brown sleep eyes, jointed composition body, quality bisque Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Snow White, Shirley Temple, Hertel Schwab, Armand Marseille, Courtesy Marge, Raggedy Ann, Anne Shirley, Don Jensen, Little Women, Terri Lee, Courtesy Kathy, Red Riding Hood, Bernard Lipfert, Courtesy Marion Gladwin, Girl Scout, Harris Doll Auctions, Madame Alexander, Patsy Ann, American Character, Harris Auction, Princess Elizabeth, Rose O'Neill, World War, American Girl New!
Books on Related Topics | Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Made in Germany by David Head on page 23, and page 52
- Snow White Bear (Fairy Tale Bears) by Sue Harris on page 71, and page 292
- Hong Kong (Where We Live) by Donna Bailey on page 288
- The Pony Express (We the People) by Jean Kinney Williams on page 258
- Happy Birthday by Instructional Fair on page 213
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