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While the Barbie Signature Doll may have been created with collectors in mind, there is also an much less expensive 80's anniversary Barbie for play. I actually like both of them. I have featured them at the bottom of this review for you to compare. I would love to hear you thoughts.
Most of us are already familiar with Barbie's history. The first Barbie was released and introduced to the world by Mattel in 1959. Since then, Mattel has sold over a billion Barbie dolls. It won't surprise you to hear that the Barbie line is the most profitable for Mattel. She is their own private little gold mine. After all, one can't just stop at one Barbie. She must have everything: clothes, accessories, homes, cars, boats, camping equipment, and certainly friends. And, let's not forget her movies. Clearly, she is Mattel's biggest star.
The 80th Anniversary Barbie
Barbie Signature Doll, Mattel 80th Anniversary CollectibleCheck Price Red has always been a stunning color on Barbies. Over the years, the annual Holiday Barbie has frequently been dressed in red, but this year, she wears her red for the special Mattel anniversary. Ironically, she will be wearing gold for Christmas this year.Take note of Barbie's earrings, shown in the picture on the right. They prominently feature the letter "M" for Mattel in honor of the original Matty Mattel logo.
Her fitted glittery red dress is stunningly detailed with a tulle bustle and accessorized with complimentary red sheer gloves and red pump shoes. But, you don't need me to describe her. You can see for yourself that she is gorgeous!
A doll stand is included for displaying this lovely collectible. As well as, a Certificate of Authenticity.
Barbie Signature Doll, Mattel 80th Anniversary Collectible in Glittery Red Tulle Gown with Drop Earrings and Sheer Gloves, Blonde HairCheck PriceBarbie Mattel 80th Anniversary Ruby-Red Celebration Blonde Fashion Doll Wearing Red Dress with Silvery Shoes & NecklaceCheck Price
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I was such a Babie fan. Still am. I wish I still had my Barbie collection. I would love this 80th Mattel anniversary Barbie!
ReplyDeleteI was never really a Barbie Doll fan, but I've followed how popular she has become and I know that there are avid collectors out there (such as yourself). :) I have to admit that the 80th anniversary Barbie is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI got a Barbie when I was nine after succeeding at a particularly difficult academic achievement. She was my pride and joy. I wish I knew what eventually happened to her. Your 80th anniversary Barbie is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI believe our granddaughters have every Barbie that you can think of, mostly all of them are for play. They sure do spend a lot of time playing with their Barbies and accessories.
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