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Vintage 1960s Arco Gas Station Carlton sleepy eyed Dolls Around the World Dolls

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19 Dolls… not sure of all the nationalities but I know that it includes… England English Greece Greek Spain Spanish Native American Indian moms papoose and back Amish Ireland Irish Holland Dutch Hawaii Hawaiian France French Alaska Eskimo Let me know if you have any questions

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bexbaubles I love & collect only this type of doll; I've also been researching them for close to 20 years now. None of these pretty dolls are from ARCO gas station, which are actually from the 70's. Any with removable shoes are, with without their original shipping box, it's impossible to know which set they're part of. It seems back in the 70's, companies copied each other with these dolls, Blue Bonnet Margarine & Reddi-Wip sold, "Dolls of All Lands" - 30 dolls in all. More did, but I'm out of space...

Dec 15Reply

bexbaubles They didn't come with stands, those are nice though. A few here are from the 50's, the one in pink netting dress, as well the Amish Dolls; the Native American dolls might be Carlson Dolls, 70's. I don't know about the one in the 4th picture on the left. I'm so sorry to say, those from the 70's without an original box, go for around $1.50 each. The Carlson Dolls, Amish and Corrine's Bride w/out box, around $4.00 each, give or take. If you want, write me at tinklie aol com & I have flyers.

Dec 15Reply

tazmax8 @bexbaubles I added the photo of the advertisement for these when they were on sale At the gas station

Dec 16Reply

bexbaubles That's actually the 2nd version ARCO sold in the 70's, but ARCO if you notice it doesn't have a Hawaiian doll or a Poland, that's the doll with the yellow floral dress and head scarf. There's also no Amish or Native American's in ARCO set. And also no doll in a red floral dress, that's a Carlson Dolls, I forgot about her. I did get your offer, but I'm so sorry, they just aren't valued this high. Thank you though, I appreciate that.

Dec 17Reply

tlspicedrose09 @bexbaubles those are all madam alexander dolls I am almost certain. I know the one in red dress is.

Dec 15Reply

bexbaubles @tlspicedrose09 I'm so sorry, but not one doll here is a Madame Alexander. MA's never have stapled on dresses/costumes. They're a much higher quality doll. There are 2 in red, so I'm not sure which one you mean, but one is a Carlson Doll, the other is an ARCO doll.

Dec 16Reply

sue337 Brings back childhood memories!! 🥰

Dec 29Reply

tazmax8 @sue337 🥰

Dec 29Reply

jtekampe I had some from the 50s to 60s. We called them Storybook dolls, I think I have the Greek and Spain left

Jan 13Reply

lorankins @bexbaubles I had a set of these exact dolls. My dad collected them as they came out for me around 1972-73. Yes there were native representatives in this collection as I had them.

Jan 26Reply