Vintage 1950s Ideal HP Hard Plastic Child Doll Orig Red White Dress DN65

Description: Vintage 1950s Hard Plastic Child Doll What a beauty! We are by no means experts in Ideal dolls of the 1950s, though she looks a bit like Shirley Temple- but she's not a Shirley, so we'll let you be the final judge! She has auburn hair and is dressed in her original red dress with white pinafore. We do think her socks and shoes may be original too Marked 'Ideal'. Measurements: see ruler in photo (not included in listing) Materials/Marks: hard plastic, fabric, etc; doll marked Ideal Age/Condition: c1950s or so eras, preowned, wear as seenPlease do check our other auctions for more vintage and antique dolls and toys! Kindly Read This Before Bidding: Remember, you agree to these terms the moment you bid- even if you didn't read them! We ship worldwide, and yes, we will combine shipping on multiple wins- just ask for a combined invoice after you put items in your cart! Nope, we do not entertain requests for partial refunds for any reason whatsoever; please do not ask. 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A WORD ABOUT “ITEM NOT AS DESCRIBED” complaints and vintage items: when you purchase a vintage or antique item, it is never going to be in new or perfect condition, and cannot be expected to be so. We have seen an unfortunate, but increasingly common, tactic crop up: thin complaints, always accompanied by a request for a partial refund, saying that an item is 'not as described'. When buying something preowned, it's easy for a less than honest buyer to pick a flaw out of the air and attempt to secure a partial refund over imagined or exaggerated 'imperfections'. If someone is looking for a way to get money back, sure, one can always find something, anything at all, despite any seller's carefully written description. So if there is anyone out there who is even considering employing this tactic, please pass us by. And, as a final note to the patient people who have bothered to read everything so far: Sorry if we sound crabby. Sometimes people can be so petty and unreasonable it can break your heart. We've had a run of unpleasant experiences this season- let's hope it ends soon, before we lose the rest of our hair, our jolly perspective on life in general, and our much-needed sense of humor!!! And a Last Final Note to Our Beloved Repeat Customers and Beloved New Customers: since 2018, when we reluctantly adopted the No Returns policy, we've had less folks defaulting on bids and generally being crazypants. We haven't seen a drop in sales: on the contrary, it would seem we are selling to more honorable buyers this way, and avoiding the Lookie Lous. A pity, but there you go, kids!

Price: 19.99 USD

Location: Bowie, Maryland

End Time: 2025-01-22T20:41:56.000Z

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