How much is a 1972 Blythe doll worth?
How much is a 1972 Blythe doll worth?
The doll has achieved cult status thanks to legions of modern-day fans of the vintage doll. Today, original Blythe dolls are highly coveted and command price upwards of $1,000 US, with some sellers asking for more than $2,000 US. That’s an impressive appreciation over Kenner’s original $25 price tag.
Where can I buy original Blythe?
A list of shops that sell authentic Blythe dolls.
- Junie Moon – Japan (ships international)
- CC Toys – Hong Kong (ships international)
- Mandarake – Japan (ships international – mix of stock and custom dolls, 2nd hand)
- Magma Heritage – Singapore (ships international)
- Hobby Link – Japan (ships international)
Where can I buy Blythe dolls online?
Junie Moon is the ultimate store for Blythe fans all over the world. Customers can find rare Blythe dolls and goods, and a variety of other adorable goods for sale! It is a retail store owned and run by Cross World Connections, who do all of the creative production for Blythe.
What is a Kenner Blythe doll?
Blythe is a fashion doll, about 28 cm (11 inch) tall, with an oversized head and large eyes that change color with the pull of a string. It was created in 1972 and was initially only sold for one year in the United States by toy company Kenner (later purchased by Hasbro).
What is a neo Blythe doll?
Neo Blythe is a fashion doll with an over-sized head and a petite body. And fans all around the world love her. One of her unique features is how her eyes can easily change colors with a simple pull. This mechanism is located in the back of her head.
Are Blythe dolls still made?
In 2010, Hasbro began releasing their version of Blythe as a part of the Littlest Pet Shop toy line. In 2021 the last Takara Neo Blythe was produced.
What is a factory Blythe?
They are Blythe dolls that are made with real original doll parts combined with custom limbs which makes them real Blythes that are made with real Blythe parts. Factory Blythes are not recast ball-jointed dolls or fake clones.
What does Factory Blythe mean?
How many Blythe dolls are there?
There are 3 types of Blythe doll Neo, Petite, and Middie.
What is the deal with Blythe dolls?
Blythe dolls go back to the early 1970s when designer Allison Katzman worked with the now-defunct American toy company, Kenner. Loosely based on Margaret Keane’s 1960s ‘big eyes’ paintings, the dolls were deemed too scary for children and were discontinued after only one year.