Vogue Dolls, Inc. was started in the 1930’s by Jennie Graves in Medford, MA. She started out making and designing doll clothes and taking them to Department stores to sell. She had her neighbors help with the sewing. By far, Ginny was the claim to fame. Ginny is probably one of the most often-copied dolls ever produced.

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Ginny looks lovely in her birthday dress, and she has all her party supplies with her.  She is 8 inches tall in her original box with all accessories.  She is a very cute little doll!

Price  $39.99

Vogue introduced a new Brikette in 1979. She was only on the market for two years. She had a one piece torso, and no freckles or flirty eyes. This doll is pictured on page 298 of the Collector's Encylopedia of Vogue Dolls second edition and is valued at $95.00. This Brikette has never been removed from the card and comes new in her box with slight shelf wear. She has blue open close eyes and a vinyl head, arms, and legs. She is just beautiful!

Price $24.99

Vogue marketed the Littlest Angels from 1961 (when they purchased the R & B company) up to 1980. This Littlest Angel comes to you new her her box with a 1977 date on the bottom of the box. She has never been removed from her cardboard backing and is still wearing her hair net. The box does have some clear packing tape on it, but doesn't seem to be for a repair. She is 15 inches tall with blue green open/close eyes and has a full vinyl body that is jointed at the neck, arms, and legs. Littlest Angel is wearing a purple velvet dress trimmed in lace with white leotards and shoes. She is just beautiful!

Price $24.99

Vogue marketed the Nicole dolls for only one year, 1980. All the dolls were by Lesney and were touted as "Continental charm combined with beautifully feminine features including rooted hair in traditional dress." There were six styles of dresses for this doll and they were all mid-calf long-waisted midi dresses, dresses with long tiered skirts and were very traditional. All the dolls were wearing white tights and patent leather strap shoes. This Nicole is 17 inches tall made of vinyl with joints at the head, arms, and legs. Her eyes are blue/green open close with painted lashes at the outside corners, as well as lashes. She comes to you new in her original box that does show shelf wear. The clear cellaphane front has been taped.

Price $19.99

This little Ginny is from 1984 and is 8 inches tall.  She is all vinyl with joints at her arms, legs, and neck.  She is wearing a very sweet little white dress with pink trim.  She has never been removed from her cardboard backing.  The number on her box 70001.

Price $15.99

 

Price $15.99

In 1983, Walter Reiling acquired the rights to the Ginny and Vogue names.  He revised Ginny much to the delight of Ginny collectors.  She is 8 inches and used a new mold resembling the 1963 to 1971 Ginny.  She is fully jointed, has sleep eyes, molded lashes, and rooted hair.  This little Ginny is wearing her complete original outfit. 

Price  $7.99

Ginny looks very sweet and innocent in her yellow lacey dress.  She is 8 inches tall and made of vinyl with joints at the neck, arms, and legs and she also has bendable knees.  Ginny has brown open/close eyes and comes to you new in her box.

Price $12.99

This one is for all you sports fans!  Ginny as a cheerleader!  This Ginny is the third of the four boxed Ginny's we found.  She is very cute and ready for the next game.  She is easy to pose for the game with her bendable knees.  Ginny is 8 inches tall with long dark straight hair. 

Price  $12.99

We are  pretty sure this is an Angel Baby,  please correct us if we are wrong.  She is marked Vogue Doll/ 1964 and is wearing a velveteen laced trim outfit complete with matching hat.  Her clothes are tagged and all original with replaced shoes.  Her knees are slightly bent.  The only reason we are not sure of her identity is her back is marked Vogue 1975 and her eyes have molded eyelashes as well as painted.  Whoever she is she is gorgeous and in excellent condition. 

Price  $12.99

On December 18, 1972, Tonka bought Vogue with the first dolls appearing in 1973 and dolls with new skin tones and hairstyles on the market in 1975.    The Far-Away-Lands dolls represented 16 countries in full costume.  Africa is one of the more sought out dolls of the series.  This little African Ginny is 8 inches tall with open close eyes and molded eyelashes.  She is wearing her original costume and is in wonderful condition. 

Price  $12.99