The little girl on the phone was always on the shelf in my bedroom, I think my grandmother gave it to me - I dug it out and brought it home with me a few years ago - that was it, had to start collecting more - the frenzy of that collection wore off but I still bring out a few at Christmas . Most of them are Napco ornaments, made in Japan, they were a big hit in the 50's and 60's. When I opened the box today, a couple of the girls had breakage and had to be glued - guess I better do a better packing job when I pack them back up!
They're cute, aren't they?
I'm linking up to Rednesday because I have lots of red items in my blog today -and there's lots more over there - check it out!
I'm also linking up to Vintage Thingie Thursday again this week.
They're extremely cute!!
ReplyDeleteI have been around awhile, but do not recall seeing these cuties. You have some real treasures.
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love the little one in the center with the skis. They are all so cute. What a fun collection.
ReplyDeleteLynn
www.cottageandcreek.com
I've never seen anything like them before, and they are adorable!
ReplyDeleteThe little carolers are just the cutest!
ReplyDeleteNO RED?
Imagine a world without red
For either a robin or sled:
How drab it would be
No scarlet to see,
But only grey shading instead!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Red Oak Leaves
So cute and so classic!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I think the first set were called pixies...I had some when I was very small from my big sis. How cute!
ReplyDeleteRuth
Ahhh so cute!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Rednesday and November!
Kay Ellen
What a cute collection. I can see why you love them.
ReplyDeleteXO, Jeanne
Thanks for all the nice comments - I guess these cuties were a hit with everybody!!
ReplyDeleteThese dolls are so cute!! Happy VTT!
ReplyDeleteJocelyn @
http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com/
Oh, I love them, they're so adorable! I can see why you collect them.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love those. I had a set of three like the dark green one in the second photo. I won them at my elementary schools fall festival when I was little. On the way home I dropped one and broke it all to pieces. I was sooo upset. My great uncle gathered all the piece and sort of hob cobbled them back together. He was my hero! Over the years I guess they got thrown away:(
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Linda
These are adorable!! Funny, I don't recall seeing any of these locally with hair, but I bet I pay attention now....these are sweet. Happy VTT
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