The Boys Choir of Harlem
This 8-inch doll by Madame Alexander pays homage to The Boys Choir of Harlem, which was founded in Harlem in 1968. #madamealexander #boyschoirofharlem #themedoll #maledoll
My Friend Nicky
Nicky is from the Fisher-Price My Friend doll series from 1977 through 1985. #Fisherprice #myfrienddolls #1980sdolls
Daisy Kingdom Dolls
Daisy Kingdom Dolls, made for crafters to dress, are featured. #daisykingdomdolls #dressmedolls
Doll Craftin’ Negro Boy and Girl Dolls
A pair of craft dolls described as “Negro” from the late 1970s or 1980s by Mangelsen that use Shindana’s Baby Zuri sculpt are featured. #craftdolls #vintagecraftdolls #mangelsen’s #ShindanaZuri
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