July 29th, 2011 | 
Author: Newborn Thumbelina
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 Tiny Thumbelina 14 doll bootie white red US $5.99
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 REPRODUCTION NEWBORN THUMBELINA BRACELET US $3.00
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 Vintage Ideal Thumbelina Newborn Doll Working Condiiton US $9.99
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 4 White Flannel Doll Diapers Bitty Baby Alive Baby Born US $5.95
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 VINTAGE 1960S IDEAL NEWBORN THUMBELINA DOLL US $9.99
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 NEW REBORN PACIFIER FOR 12 DOLLS DOUBLE SIDED US $5.99
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 Vintage Tiny Thumbelina OTT 14 Doll MIB Ideal Works US $300.00
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 Tiny Thumbelina OTT 14 Ideal Doll All Original Works Excellent US $199.00
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 NEW Hand KNIT PAIR of Booties THUMBELINA Dolls Size COLOR Choice US $2.50
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 1982 IDEAL CLASSIC THUMBELINA DOLL US $69.99
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 Pattern booklet 9 NEWBORN THUMBELINA LAYETTE 1968 US $5.00
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 Pattern booklet 9 NEWBORN THUMBELINA Christening 1968 US $5.00
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 Pattern Booklet CUTIES FOR CRISSY Doll 1971 MFB Reprint US $5.75
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 SEARS BOOK of VALUES for 1976 Christmas Season Catalog US $59.50
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 Tiny Thumbelina Doll Original Box Collectibles Concept Corp Cert 13186 US $145.00
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I am searching for an early1960's newborn thumbelina doll. The doll is bald and has a wind up box on the front?
I cant find this doll anywhere. My mother had this doll as a child, but it was lost in a fire. If anyone knows of a website I could visit, or any antique/ vintage shops.
Do you mean the Thumbelina made by Ideal Toy Corp. in the 1960's and '70's? They were 14 in. size (Tiny Thumbelina) and 20 in. size (Thumbelina). The first dolls had a knob on their backs, not the front, and when wound up they gently wriggled. Later versions of the doll had criers and pull strings and were also made in 17 in. and 9 in. sizes.
Many doll manufacturers tried to duplicate Thumbelina, such as Horsman, Madame Alexander, Vogue, Plated Mould and other small doll companies.
There's a wind up doll that was made in Japan that has the wind up mechanism in the front - see below for url.
Your best bet is probably eBay...of course!
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