modern black dolls – Page 29 – DeeBeeGee's Virtual Black Doll Museum™

Wispy Walker

Wispy Walker by EEGEE is a 32-inch companion/walking doll. #companiondoll #EEGEEdoll #1970swalkingdoll #blackwalkingdoll

Thirstee Walker

Thirstee Walker by Horsman Dolls, Inc. is a 27-inch 1960s-1970s drink and wet companion doll. #companiondoll #thirsteewalkerdoll #drinkandwetdoll #1960sdoll #blackdoll

Baby Two Year Old

Baby Two Year Old by Eugene, 1978, is a 31-inch companion doll that represents the size of a two-year-old child. #companiondoll #1970sdoll #walkingdoll #Eugenedollcompany

Wendy’s Special Cheer is a custom-made doll for the Motor City Doll Club by Madame Alexander made in the year 2000 and released to the club in 2001. #Madamealexanderdollcompany #Madamealexanderwendy #customdoll #limitededitiondoll #motorcitydollclub

Baby Ellen Dolls

Made for a limited period in the 1960s-1970s, Baby Ellen by Madame Alexander is a 13-inch soft-vinyl drink and wet doll. #vintageblackbabydoll #madamealexanderdoll #blackdoll,

First Generation African American

First Generation African American doll represents a child from the 1800s. #middletondoll #blackdoll # dollsofcolor #artistdoll #evahelland

Little Love “My Own Baby” (open eyes)

Little Love “My Own Baby” was sculpted by Lee Middleton. #artistdoll #blackartistdoll #LeeMiddletonOriginalDolls

My Own Baby

My Own Baby, sculpted by Lee Middleton, is an early life-like artist doll. #artistdoll #vinylartistdoll #blackdoll #blackartistdoll

Cassie From Tar Beach

Cassie from Tar Beach represents the protagonist in the book of the same name by Faith Ringgold. #blackclothdoll, #Cassiefromtarbeach #faithringgold

The Happy Family and The Happy Family Grandparents

The Happy Family and the Happy Family Grandparents by Mattel are rarely seen dolls that represent the nucleus Black family. #blackfamily #blackfamilydolls #1970sblackdolls