The all vinyl version of Vogue Dolls, Inc. Ginny Doll was manufactured from 1965 to 1971. The dolls were straight leg, non-walking dolls with eyes that opened and closed. They had rooted hair and were marked "Ginny" on the back of the head and "Ginny, Vogue Dolls Inc.", on the back. This 8" doll was the last Ginny actually made in the USA. These dolls were dressed in the typical little girl dresses and outfits from the Fairy Tale Land and Far Away Lands Series. They came in blue and white boxes with cellophane fronts or the very hard to find all hard plastic completely transparent boxes. There was a group of special dolls produced in 1968-1969 which were the Nun, Nurse, Bride, Cowgirl, Pilgrim, and Stewardess. Because of their limited production, these dolls are considered very rare and highly sought after today. A comprehensive Ginny collection would not be complete without one of these last USA dolls.
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The all vinyl version of Vogue Dolls, Inc. Ginny Doll was manufactured from 1965 to 1971. The dolls were straight leg, non-walking dolls with eyes that opened and closed. They had rooted hair and were marked "Ginny" on the back of the head and "Ginny, Vogue Dolls Inc.", on the back. This 8" doll was the last Ginny actually made in the USA. These dolls were dressed in the typical little girl dresses and outfits from the Fairy Tale Land and Far Away Lands Series. They came in blue and white boxes with cellophane fronts or the very hard to find all hard plastic completely transparent boxes. There was a group of special dolls produced in 1968-1969 which were the Nun, Nurse, Bride, Cowgirl, Pilgrim, and Stewardess. Because of their limited production, these dolls are considered very rare and highly sought after today. A comprehensive Ginny collection would not be complete without one of these last USA dolls.