Rare! Vintage 1940's Vogue Jennie 19" Composition Original Clothes

Description

A hard to find doll that is in wonderful condition! The composition has no crazing, just a very light line on the right cheek that one needs to get very close to see. No repaint or repairs.  Clear blue eyes with a few lashes missing on the outside end of her eye. Open mouth with 4 upper teeth, no lip rubs. Fingers have no chipping. Original wig with no cuts or sparse areas. Original dress, black velvet jacket, one piece teddi, black center snap shoes and rayon socks. I believe the velvet hat was added. Doll is unmarked as stated in the Jan Foulke value guides, Toddles seemed to be the only Vogue composition marked. Dolls such as Valerie, Dora Lee, Betty Jane, Sandra Lee and the 19" were unmarked. Jennie is named after Jennie Graves, the creator of Vogue Dolls. Item # 12Y-61
Here's a 5.5 inch tall Glitter Girls Sapphire Doll.........1982........doll is new on card, card shows some wear........
Vogue, a company formerly called Lesney, often referred to as Vogue-Lesney, unveiled the Glitter Girls line in 1982.  These dolls were an updated 1970s era model originally made to compete with Topper Dawn.  In the 70s, they were known as Suky or Miss Matchbox.
Vogue used the same face molds but freshened the dolls with 80s era makeup and hairstyles.  The line has, as its name suggests, a glitter theme.  The clothes and “lifestyle” of the dolls is very similar to that of tiny fashion doll Dazzle—glitzy, nightlife oriented.  Each doll is named after a gemstone, or precious stone.  The doll comes with an adjustable ring with matching simulated gemstone for girls to wear