This blond two-sided cloth doll is in very good condition. It's questionable whether or not this is a Jan Shackelford doll. On one side of the doll her face is awake and alert and her sky-blue eyes are open. On the other side her eyes are shut and show her to be asleep. She has a mop of platinum blond hair made of yarn and is wearing a powder blue outfit with ruffles.
 

This Mary Vasquez Cloth Doll is in excellent condition. She has an orange cloth body and yellow hair. Her eyes are painted blue and she has one painted tooth in her mouth. She has freckles and is wearing a soft pink dress with a matching cape and hat. She is also wearing white underwear and white ribbed socks. She has an authentic gold Mary Vasquez tag affixed to her left wrist and is approx. 13 1/2 inches tall.
 

How funky this guy is!! Gammel Gubben - Old Man Doll by Thelma Paulson in 1986. These imaginary creatures live in Scandinavia in every household. Their main goal is to bring good luck, help you find lost things, and make everyone happy! This guy had a stocking body, and wears purple pants and sweater / hat and a shaggy fur vest and boots! He is about 15" tall, hat included! If you luv the unusual, you will luv this guy!
 

This mask face cloth doll is a vintage doll that is still in great condition. He has blue eyes and rosy cheeks and is wearing a big yellow ribbon tied around his neck. He is approx. 13 1/2 inches long from his feet to the tip of his pointy hat. His face is made of plastic and is still in great condition, but there is one spot on his right cheek where the it appears that the pink paint has slightly worn off. This imperfection, though, doesn't really detract from the integrity of this toy.
 

This doll was modeled after the character of Jimmy J.J. Walker from the hit TV show 'Good Times.' He is simply DYN*O*MITE! This doll was manufactured by Shindana in 1975 and is NRFB.

The doll is 23 inches tall and comes with long, floppy poseable hands, arms and legs. Like many vintage talking toys of its age, the doll is mute.

The box is in great condition, but the cello at the top has been torn. The writing on the box is written in both English and French.
 

This Talking Mork Rag doll was manufactured by Mattel in 1979.

Mork is mint in the box, but he is mute, as typical with vintage talking toys. Measures approx. 15 1/2 inches tall.

The box is in good to fair condition. The top flap has been ripped off and there is a tear in the card on the back and on the right edge of the box.
 

This Talking Mork Rag doll was manufactured by Mattel in 1979.

Mork is mint in the box, but he is mute, as typical with vintage talking toys. Measures approx. 15 1/2 inches tall.

The box is in good condition, but there is a small tear in the top and on the right edge of the card. There is also a crease in the card on the bottom.
 

This Cowpokes Cowgirl Doll was manufactured by Knicerbocker in 1981 and is NRFB. It is a cloth doll that measures approx. 12 inches tall.

The back of the box reads 'We're Western Cowpokes. (playful too!) We're tough but tender, how are you? We do our chores without a fuss. It's round-up time... Come play with us!
 

This Cowpokes Cowboy Doll was manufactured by Knicerbocker in 1981 and is NRFB. It is a cloth doll that measures approx. 12 inches tall.

The back of the box reads 'We're Western Cowpokes. (playful too!) We're tough but tender, how are you? We do our chores without a fuss. It's round-up time... Come play with us!