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| Date | 2004-09-02 |
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| Message | Love the pictures and information. I never knew how many variations there were. |
| Date | 2004-08-23 |
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| Message | I have been looking for info on new born Thumbelina for a long time.I just want to say that your info is just GREAT!!! It has made me SMILE.I have learnd all I needed to know...A BIG THANK YOU from NEWSOMS VIRGINIA....USA  |
| Date | 2004-08-21 |
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| Message | wonderfull ! |
| Date | 2004-08-20 |
| Message | Hi..I purchased an Ideal doll and was told she was Miss Marvel from 1979. I cannot find her anywhere online. She is 11 inches tall, short brown hair and brown boots.....sweet plain face. Can anyone help me identify her. Thanks...Sandie |
| Date | 2004-08-17 |
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| Message | Do you ever offer any of your dolls for sale? Thank you Debbie |
| Date | 2004-08-17 |
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| Message | Your website is great. I just started my collection of thumbelina's and plan to pass them on to my granddaughter some day. I purchased most of them on Ebay. I recently purchased a In-a-minute Thumbelina but she didn't come with her highchair. I was wondering if you know of any good websites I could watch to see if they might have one for sale? Or where I might purchase one. I also bought a 1982 Thumbelina but her Ma-Ma voice doesn't work. It there a way of fixing her without destroying her value. Again thank you so much for such an informative website. I would very much appreciate any feed back. |
| Date | 2004-07-31 |
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| Message | I enjoyed your website. How I miss my old Dawn dolls! Question: Did they ever come with plastic records - like 45's? |
| Date | 2004-07-27 |
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| Message | I HAD A THUMBELINA BOUGHT FOR ME BACK IN 1967 FOR MY 6TH BIRTHDAY. i GOT SO MUCH JOY FROM HER. Until I went to the park one day, with her intact in my doll's pram. I couldn't have left her for more than 5 minutes to go a swing and she was stolen from me. I have always felt a part of me is missing. Oh how I loved her so. |
| Date | 2004-07-27 |
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| Message | HELLO, Thanks for sharing your doll colletion. I was born around 1969 and the Dawn doll was one of my first doll's. I recently was out at a garage sale. And I discovered an Dawn doll it had been the first I'd seen since my childhood. I started to purchase it even though it was not really expencive. And I stop myself thinking I was a thirty somrthing year old wanting this doll. Altough I didnt purchase it with regret. I'm glad that someone else feels the same and I'm not crazy after all.. Birmingham Alabama Susan Sears |
| Date | 2004-07-26 |
| Message | Hi! Today while rummaging through an antique shop, i found a doll which looks like the older Thumbellina dolls (the face with the half-open eyes. She has a pull string in the back and when pulled her head moves back and forth. the only weird thing about this doll is that only the head is vinyl. The limbs are not (they are part of the soft, stuffed body). She's wearing a pink outfit and holding a little yellow cat. She's marked 1979 Ideal Toy Corp. H-328 on the back of her head. Her tag is a bit faded. it identifies the Ideal toy co. and says that the outfit was sewn in Haiti. It does not idetify the doll. The closest thing I've found was a doll called snuggles but the face is different from the doll I have. The doll I have is DEFINITELY a Thumbellina face. The doll is about 13 in length and has blonde hair. Anyhow, I was just wondering if you've come across any thumbellina dolls like this. I just found your site and LOVE it! I am bookmarking it and will be returning on a regular basis!  Thanks for all the information on your site! if you have any idea or can help me at all with my fledgling doll collection identification, please email me. |
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