Small Dolls of the 40s & 50s: Identification & Value Guide

5 Responses to “Small Dolls of the 40s & 50s: Identification & Value Guide”

1. Comment by Sherry

   From the very first pages to the last page of this book, I found lots of information that helped to fill in some blanks on some of the little dolls that I was interested in. Amazing Resource for many dolls of this particular time period. Lots of color photos also. I highly recommend this book as a must have if you are adding old dolls to your collection or just need more information on dolls that you may have.
   Rating: 5 / 5

2. Comment by Victoria A

   This book is a very good reference guide to check out the value of dolls from the 40′s and 50′s. I would recommend it to any doll collector.
   Rating: 5 / 5

3. Comment by Kimberly A. Bittner

   I found this book to be full of valuable info. Its a must have for the 40 and 50′s doll collector. A great asset!!!
   Rating: 5 / 5

4. Comment by Judy Cullen

   This is a beautiful, well-written book covering small dolls. It is a valuable “must- have” resource book for anyone interested in collecting dolls from the Golden Age of Dolls. The book is chock full of color pictures followed by accurate descriptions of each doll. I heartily recommend it to anyone from the novice collector to the most advanced doll collector.
   Rating: 5 / 5

5. Comment by Susanne Ring

   Collectors of Ginny type dolls have needed a book like this, with all color photographs, detailed doll comparisons, and information about some of the more obsure companies. I was able to identify one of my favorite dolls: an unmarked but mint-in-box “Pam” type. It was made by the Stashin Doll Company of Newark, NJ. Thanks, Carol Stover!
   Rating: 5 / 5