(I finally got this to upload – Enjoy!)
Because the folder is larger than my scanner, the top line was cut off. It reads: “Clothes ready to punch out ~ no scissors necessary”.
Barbie ~ Whitman #1976:59
Both the Barbie and Ken in this set are copyrighted with the year 1962, but the published date of the folder is 1963.
Barbie’s clothes in this set also fit the Whitman #1963 set, copyrighted 1962. That Barbie has a bubble cut hairstyle, too, but is blond.
The flared red coat was called either a trapeze style or swing, I think, and the length was referred to as a car coat.
Go here for the Ken doll from this set.
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This takes me back… I had to pin the blue set to one of my boards. So cute!
Weren’t dresses lovely (for the most part) then?
I’m glad you liked them!
It’s amazing to me, Carla, that you are quite a bit younger than me, but when I read your posts about your childhood or teen years they seem so much like mine! Thanks for making me feel younger (Or does it just make you feel older! I hope not!) 🙂
Sandra, it doesn’t seem like I’m quite a bit younger than you. I think my sister is about your age.
As far as making me feel older – it doesn’t, but occasionally I get a wake-up call about my age when I hear a very familiar song then realize that it’s almost 50 years old! Oh, my.
I `m a great fan of Barbie! I’m in love with her from my 6 years old! At this time, my little love the time with my 30 years Barbie!. I´m tuned too with news about her from Barbie Wow news. Thanks!
My goodness. I just realized that this Christmas it will be 50 years since my parents gave me a Barbie.
Wow.
Thanks for the memories!!!
Was wondering the price of barbie cut outs in good condition.
I’m so sorry for the delay in replying. My paperdolls aren’t for sale, but you’re welcome to print off anything I post. I’m trying to re-build the collection I had as a child.