After an afternoon of research on the web I realize I have a Miss Nancy Ann doll with many outfits. I have very fond memories of receiving this doll for Christmas. It came as doll of the month program and I would receive a package each month with a new outfit. This was in California some time after 1956. Does anyone else remember this marketing program or am I going senile? This was my favorite doll and I never did take to Barbie. I would sell all my Barbies in a minute, but not Nancy Ann.
I HAVE A MISS NANCY ANN DOLL IN HER BLUE BOX , PONYTAIL-HONEY. 300 300 I HAVE THE CLOTHS IN THE BOXES ALSO . IN PINK BOX 250X 100 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS. 308X200 SUNTAN STYLES PINK BOX IN A BLUE BOX SPECIAL STYLES328X 300. I HAD THEM AS A CHILD. THEY ARE IN EX CON. CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT THEY CAN SELL FOR. I WILL SENT YOU A PICTURE IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE THEM. THANK JUDY
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In 1959, the Nancy Ann Storybook issued a doll called Miss Nancy Ann. She was 10 1/2" tall and was that company's answer to the Vogue Jill Doll and the popular Little Miss Revlon by Ideal. She was a high quality doll that had a vinyl head with rooted hair, a rigid vinyl body and high-heeled feet. She was marked "Nancy Ann" and had many nice outfits that were sold separately. These late 1950's teenage dolls were soon to be upstaged by Mattel's blockbuster Barbie!