Originally posted by thepidget:
I bet Pleasant Rowland never thought her old white-bodied dolls would become collector's items?
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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I believe precisely the opposite. She was focused on the books and wanted people to see the dolls as stand-ins for the lead character in the book, bringing the reader into the entire experience with such supplements as clothing, accessories, recipe and craft books, and the discontinued Scenes & Settings. As stand-ins, the dolls were interchangeable from year to year, not special because they were from a particular vintage.

Taffy