Vintage Madame Alexander Fashion Dolls / Scarce Book Wonderful color illustrations, in-depth captions, and a comprehensive review make this early out-of-print book an invaluable resource reference work.

MADAME ALEXANDER’S LADIES OF FASHION by Marjorie Victoria Struges Uhl, Collector Books, KY, 1979.

This book covers by chapter: Identifying Faces; Composition Dolls; Godey Group of 1950; Glamour Girls, 1953; Beau Arts Dolls, 1953; Me and My Shadow Series, 1954; Lady and Sir Winston Churchill, Cissy, 1955-1963; Ice Capades, Elise, 1957-1963; Jacqueline, 1961-1962; Maggie Mixup, 1960-1961; Piper Laurie, 1950; Polly and Portraits and Portrettes, 1965-1978; Shari Lewis, 1959; Sleeping Beauty, 1959-1960; Marlo Thomas, 1967; and Presidents’ First Ladies. The illustrations are wonderful, all color and many full page. This is an indispensable guide for doll collectors and all who are interested in doll costuming and the special beauty of Madame Alexander’s marvelous creations.

8.6 in. x 11.25 in. color imprinted hardback in very good condition. 163 pages.

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1,100 Madame Alexander Dolls Identification Scarce Book 'Madame Alexander is one of the most outstanding women of today, and designer-creator of over 5,000 dolls during a 52-year span.' This scarce out-of-print book 'covers 52 years of Madame Alexander’s dolls, all of which are highly collectible by today’s collectors. 1,100 different dolls are pictured and described; 111 are shown in color.'

MADAME ALEXANDER COLLECTOR’S DOLLS by Patricia Smith, Collector’s Books, Crown Publishers, NY, 1978

This text is an identification guide for collectors and dealers of Madame Alexander dolls. Sections are divided according to year of make from 1948 through 1977. There are also sections on The Lady Who is Madame Alexander; Basic Doll Identification Dolls of Cloth; Composition Dolls to 1948; Scarlett O’Hara; International, Americana & Storybook Dolls; The Real Coco; and Jenny Lind, the Person. This book is beautifully photographed, mostly in black and white. This definitive publication belongs in the permanent reference library of the serious doll collector, dealer, or historian. For a broader selection of out-of-print reference books on antique toys and dolls, please go to our eBay store or visit our RefBookMan website.

8.5 in. x 11.25 in. color imprinted hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 314 pages. Includes 1987-88 Price Guide Supplement.

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Scarce Book Vintage Madame Alexander Dolls +800 Photos This early out-of-print book pictures and identifies over 800 vintage Madame Alexander dolls.

MADAME ALEXANDER COLLECTOR’S DOLLS VOLUME II by Patricia R. Smith, Collector Books, KY, 1981, second series.

This is a pictorial guide with fully detailed descriptions. Pictured are dolls and costumes as well as other accessories. From one of the nation’s leading authorities on collectible dolls comes this second volume concerning Madame Alexander dolls. It has, since its publication, become a classic on its own. 800 color and mostly black-and-white photographs with in-depth captions combine to make this early out-of-print book an invaluable resource reference guide. Each doll is described by name, design number, date, size, and a terse description. This is a must-buy book for the serious collector, dealer, or historian of Madame Alexander dolls.

8.5 in. x 11.25 in. color imprinted hardback in very good condition. 221 pages.

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