With the phenomenal success of Patsy, Effanbee developed several other dolls with the same Patsy type face and right bent arm. These doll...

Vogue Dolls, Inc. was created by Mrs Jennie Graves and grew from humble roots as a cottage industry, to be the largest doll-only manufact...

The Pedigree Doll Company was an English doll manufacturer that was active from the 1930's through the mid 1980's, when it eventuall...

A couple years after Madame Alexander developed Cissy, she also came up with Cissette, a miniature version of the large fashion doll. Ciss...

In the late 1920's, toddler dolls started to take the nation by storm. Two such dolls were Amberg's Sue doll (a doll with molded cur...

The Three Graces and a Muse The Arranbee doll company is known among collectors for creating dolls with beautiful faces. One of these dolls...

The Ideal Novelty and Toy Company had a hit on their hands with their Shirley Temple doll. Shirley appealed to little girls everywhere - bu...

A kind blogger let me know that the comment function in Doll Land wasn't working - so I've had to change templates. There will be so...