By A. Glenn Mandeville
Q: My older sister was a huge Barbie collector during the 1960s. Recently we had to clean out our parents’ house, and we found my sister’s Barbie collection. Being a doll collector myself, I was thrilled when she said I could have the collection!
She was very particular about things and took care of her dolls, so everything is practically like new. Among her dolls was this Midge doll dressed in this adorable fashion, just as my sister had left her. She does not look like other Midge dolls I have seen. I wondered if you could comment on this?
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A. Glenn Mandeville is the author of numerous books on dolls and doll collecting and writes his Curious Collector column for each issue of DOLLS magazine. Send your queries about vintage and modern dolls, with photos, to Curious Collector.
