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Toy ID Boards => Pre Forum Archive of Identified Toys => Topic started by: Ghost Of The Doll on Friday 12 March 2010, 06:38 pm
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Cassandra emailed me with three images and descriptions, two of which have now been identified:
"I have a few tiny dolls and a doll part. I searched the internet for them for a week now and I can't find out what they are called."
"This picture shows two little figures. I know they are made by Knickerbocker in 1979, but I cannot find out what they are called."
(http://www.ghostofthedoll.co.uk/ID/2008_August_Cassandra1.jpg)
UPDATE!!!
Tiffany emailed me to say these figures are called Pop'em People, and also says:
"They had different themed playsets that came with vehicles & people. The people were different colours with round sticker faces. When you turned their heads a little piece of plastic came out on top of head (like in the picture) & you could stack them on top of each other because they also had holes on the bottom. The holes were also used to keep them on the vehicles & in the playset seats. I have a treehouse playset & I know there was an airport playset among others. Hope this helps!!"
Tiffany
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"This picture shows a plastic tube with a bell on each side. There is a red headed girl picture in the center. I can just make out the writing of 1978 B.M.C.O.
I thought it belonged to a Raggedy Ann doll, but I don't have one of those. Any idea what this item is, what it is for and to whom it belongs?"
(http://www.ghostofthedoll.co.uk/ID/2008_August_Cassandra3.jpg)
UPDATE!!!
Several people have emailed me to say that this item is indeed a Raggady Ann accessory, and that BMCO stands for Bobbs Merrill Company, which produced these toys. This particular accessorey threaded onto toddlers shoe laces.