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On the US trademark site, Elizabeth comes up two times. The first description just says "dolls, doll clothes, doll accessories", but the second one says something along the lines of "books, booklets, and other publishings about history and pertaining to such" Another big clue that Elizabeth is probably Felicity's best friend!
Yup, I think someone already posted that. Which is why it'd be really wrong if she ends up not being Felicity's friend.
I just thought of something. If it is Lissie's best friend, what are they going to do for her bed? Nellie and Samantha can share because they live together and share a room, but Elizabeth and Felicity don't. Do you think they'd just overlook that or do you suppose she'd get her own bed?
It would be pretty hard to get both Samantha and Nellie in Sam's bed; there isn't room. If you really wanted a bed for Nellie, you'd have to buy another one from somewhere or make one
You can usaully tell what line these things belong to. The first way of telling the lines apart is if the printed materials (books, newsletter, ect) trademark says history it is a AGC historical or a GOML. Of course we don't have to worry about GOML anymore, but back in the day you could tell the difference between the historicals and GOMLs because the historicals description would say American history and GOML said foreign or some thing like that. Also the names for GOMLs were usally foreign sounding. If the trade mark doesn't say history than it's ether a AGT LE or a HSH. Aren't abreviations great? [img]wink.gif[/img]
Samantha's bed is from when she live in Mt. Bedford, when she didn't live with Nellie. You can see the one from New York on the cover of Nellie's promise. It is like the one Sam has now but the comforter is pink.
<font color="#051E50"><font size="1">[ October 01, 2004 07:34 PM: Message edited by: Felicityexpert ]</font></font>
<font color="#051E50" size="1">[ October 02, 2004 05:35 PM: Message edited by: Felicityexpert ]</font>
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Actually, they do fit together in it. I have them in it right now. They are such sleepy heads!Quote:
Originally posted by Ann, Samantha fan:
It would be pretty hard to get both Samantha and Nellie in Sam's bed; there isn't room. If you really wanted a bed for Nellie, you'd have to buy another one from somewhere or make one
so do I.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I realize you probably aren't meaning to be rude, but that's how I feel you are being. I'm not a dummy, I read the books and love them too. In the story it sounds like they share a bed. On page 37: "Sometimes Nellie did the fluttery-arm dance on their bed and Samantha laughed so hard she had to bury her face in her pillow." Plus the illustration shows them in a bed together that has a white comforter. It's a silver bed though. But I don't think it matters really what the pictures show, since they have Nellie in a nightgown like Samantha's but with blue ribbons and AG made pjs for Nellie that aren't depicted.Quote:
Originally posted by Felicityexpert:
Samantha's bed is from when she live in Mt. Bedford, when she didn't live with Nellie. You can see the one from New York on the cover of Nellie's promise. It is like the one Sam has now but the comforter is pink. So not only am I an expert in Felicitoledgy (I made that up) but I know quite a bit about Sam. When I took the Samantha quiz on the AG movie site my results were "you know enough about Samantha to be her best friend. Whats your favorite scene in her books? will it be in the movie?
I do well in all AG trivia exept Kaya because A) I've hardly read her books and B)They always ask you to defince Nez Pierce words.
<font color="#051E50"><font size="1">[ October 01, 2004 07:34 PM: Message edited by: Felicityexpert ]</font></font>
It's great that you love the girls and know a lot about them, but please realize that others here do as well.
Wait a minute, wait a minute....isn't there a GoML named Elizabeth? Or is this a brand new trademark? I would be extremely surprised if they were going to make Lissie's best friend...thrilled, naturally, but totally shocked.
-Angela
Yes, the trademark is a new one. It was filed September 14, 2004.
And here are a couple quotes on the types of products: "G & S: CHILDREN'S PUBLICATIONS, NAMELY BOOKS, BOOKLETS AND NEWSLETTERS FEATURING FICTIONAL AND NON-FICTIONAL STORIES OF AMERICAN HISTORY AND EVENTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY AND OTHER GOODS IN THIS CLASS"
"G & S: DOLLS, DOLL CLOTHING AND DOLL ACCESSORIES"
Oops! My bad- you're right, her name is Isabel. Good to know I didn't solve the mystery with a disappointing answer after all. [img]smile.gif[/img]
-Angela