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ensembles reach prices of $ 300 plus when complete and in mint condition. Brunette dolls, which were produced in smaller quantities, African
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In recent years, prices have escalated and Tammy has a big following in Japan. The line of Tammy dolls and outfits, sold exclusively in Japan, now command high prices with
American collectors. Tammy in her various formal
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Rosenberg, Joyce M. (2001-10-21). "Desperately seeking barbie ; Baby boomers go to antique dealers, fairs and web sites in quest for vintage dolls". Business.
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With the onset success of Tammy dolls, the line has most recently expanded into China. The China line includes various outfits, including the formal slim fitting "
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Patterson, Jennifer (2004-04-13). "Tammy who? Collector to show off little-known Barbie contemporary from early '60s". Neighbor.
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