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Meritus Dolls

Submitted by Little Raven on Sun, 2016-12-25 23:21

Meritus Industries, popular in the 1980s for their version of the Ginny doll line, sold a number of 18" dolls under various collections during the 1990s. Some of their more prodigious were the Elite/ LIfetime Dolls and Girls on the Go collections. In late 1999 they merged with DSI Toys and sold Disney Sweethearts dolls before closing up shop in 2003. [node:read-more:link]

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Learning the Faces

Submitted by Little Raven on Fri, 2016-10-21 20:51

I've never really been adept at all the My Twinn face sculpts, and I'm always in awe of the My Twinn fans who can instantly identify any of the many 23" dolls on sight. It's possible I just never took the time to learn them, but with the exception of a few that stood out to me like Danielle and Madison and Kate (or Caitie) they have always been a bit of a mystery to me. . .

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Tonner My Imagination Deluxe Basic Review

Submitted by Little Raven on Wed, 2016-09-14 21:25

The wait is finally over; she's here: Tonner's My Imagination Deluxe Basic 18" Doll!

The release of the Deluxe Basic dolls trailed the My Imagination Starter dolls by about half a year, so to see them going out at last is a welcome sight.

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New York Collection Rosie

Tonner My Imagination Deluxe Basic Dolls are Shipping

Submitted by Little Raven on Fri, 2016-09-02 10:21

My Imagination deluxe basic dolls will finally be shipping the second week of September. I couldn't quite help myself and had to order one! [node:read-more:link]

My Disney Girl Doll

Submitted by Little Raven on Wed, 2016-08-03 07:51

In the early 2000s, Walt Disney World began producing a line of 18" dolls similar to American Girl dolls named My Disney Girl, sometimes referred to as Walt Disney World My Disney Girl. They could be purchased at Disney theme park resorts and were part of the My Disney Girl Perfectly Princess Tea Party event package offered at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort. [node:read-more:link]

Lotus Onda Dolls

Submitted by Little Raven on Fri, 2016-07-15 15:05

Doll and toy manufacturer Lotus Onda was established in 1972 and is the force behind the popular toothy, chubby-cheeked dolls distributed by Today's Girl, My London Girl, My Pal/ My Sibling, The New York Collection, Canadian Newberry dolls, and defunct companies like Gali Girls.

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A Life of Faith Dolls

Submitted by Little Raven on Sat, 2016-05-28 23:06

A Life of Faith dolls, originally "The Elsie Dinsmore Doll Collection," debuted in 1998 when homeschooling parents Lee and Bill Bereza created the small business Breezy Point Treasures and based their

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Mission City Press

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Kingstate Friendship Kids

Submitted by Little Raven on Wed, 2016-04-06 21:44

Kingstate the Dollcrafter originally produced porcelain collector dolls in 17" or 19", but in 1998 they released a vinyl 18" doll collection called Friendship Kids that strongly resembled the company's porcelain dolls.

Then in the mid 2000s, the Friendship Kids were slightly updated with a new wardrobe to look less like their predecessors and more like popular vinyl dolls.

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Tonner My Imagination Doll Review

Submitted by Little Raven on Sun, 2015-12-20 21:44

I was super happy to get my Tonner My Imagination doll in the mail over the weekend. She was a preorder from months ago, so it looks like some of the My Imagination dolls are finally coming in. This is only my second Tonner doll--third if you count Effanbee Katie who was sold through Tonner a while back. But I've been following the Tonner website for a while now, and have long been a fan of their gorgeous art and play dolls. Naturally when they announced they would be adding their own contribution to the 18" doll market, I was on board!

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