Ann Estelle

I have always loved Mary Englebreit things and this doll is just too cute. At the last doll show this little 10 inch Ann Estelle was for sale, along with her original outfit.

Another dolly rescued!

This sweet baby is a Madame Alexander from 1965. I'm sorry but I do not know who she is, but thought she was very sweet. I think all of her clothing is original, including the binkie.

Uneeda Suzette models a bridal gown

A dear friend made this bridal gown from a vintage Simplicity Pattern for Little Miss Revlon dolls. I think the dress is fabulous and it is beautifully sewn. I think Suzette makes a stunning bride.

Two Little Miss Revlons

The Little Miss Revlon in the gold dress was my very first. The lady who sold her to me said the dress is an original Coty Girl dress. Recently I saw a Revlon wearing the same dress in silver and thought it was a "must have". Don't they look sweet together? Note the high-color cheeks on the doll on the left. Don't forget to click the pics.

Another Miss Revlon Original

This is a high-color Little Miss Revlon in #9115, pink polka dot dress. She is the doll that came with additional dresses. All of her dresses are in excellent condition.

Little Miss Revlon gets an original dress

This Little Miss Revlon is wearing #9056, Windmill print dress in blue. I recently purchased this dress with another Revlon doll that had additional dresses with it. This dress is pristine. I don't believe it was ever worn. It has never been washed, there is no fading and the material retains its original crispness. This Revlon came with blue earrings that match the dress. She is wearing vintage shoes.

Penny Brite

Don't ask me why, but I thought I needed a couple of Penny Brites. They have been living in the computer room with me, but I thought they might look cute with the dollhouse in the living room. I have kept the dollhouse turned this way so that little hands could not get to the Renwal collection.