How to make cash selling vintage collectibles
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The world of high fashion is not only important with people; it's also signifiant in the vast world of Barbie doll collecting. Let's face it: The joy of dressing is an art-even if it's dressing up a Barbie doll. Doll designer fashions can bring in "BIG BUCKS" today! When the … [Read more...]
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No, it’s not a candy brand, nor it is a “Vargas Girl” pin-up name from the 1940s, created by the Peruvian pin-up artist Joaquin Alberto Vargas Y Chavèz. MISS LOLLYPOP, was actually the name given to a fun, fragrance group introduced by Avon Cosmetics in 1967, for mod young … [Read more...]
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Who remembers these fun, bouncy ride-on toys manufactured by Hasbro Company in the 1980's. They were a real hit with toddlers. The inch-worm itself measured approximately 3-foot long. Today, if you happen to find one while cleaning out a basement or garage, you could of found … [Read more...]
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This is a 1967-68, Mattel "Francie" doll. She is Barbie's mod cousin and Mattel introduced her in 1966. The first Francie dolls (1966) didn't feature twist and turn waistlines, but some had legs that would bend at the knee. They also featured long rooted eyelashes. After 1966 … [Read more...]
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One of the most popular areas of collecting; is vintage grade school lunchboxes As a young girl going off to first grade back in the 1960s, I remember the cherished lunchbox my parents purchased for me. Although, I didn't have the option of picking it out for myself (such as … [Read more...]
