Three Twist n' Turn Francies were made in 1967. They came in Brunette, Blonde, and Black. This is notable for being the first black doll from the Barbie line. There are two variants of this doll. Early releases of the doll have redder hair (possibly due to oxidation) and light brown eyes. Later versions of the doll had darker brown hair and eyes. Francie came in a one.
Barbie Doll (11.5-in Blonde) and Pet Boutique Playset with 4 Pets, Color-Change Grooming Feature and Accessories, Great Gift for 3 to 7 Year Olds 5K+ bought in past month Ages: 36 months.
Vintage Francie doll is Barbie's Mod 'ern cousin and is 11 1/4" tall, she was first introduced to the Mattel Barbie family of dolls in 1966. Francie has a slimmer body style and more modest bust line than cousin Barbie, thus she has her own clothing line which later on, she will share with her pals and same sized dolls Casey and Twiggy.
Francie Fairchild was a fashion doll issued by Mattel from 1966 to 1976 and re-introduced in 2011. Marketed as "Barbie's MOD 'ern cousin" (sic) from England, the doll had an extensive line of "mod"-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with.
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Vintage Francie doll is Barbie's Mod 'ern cousin and is 11 1/4" tall, she was first introduced to the Mattel Barbie family of dolls in 1966. Francie has a slimmer body style and more modest bust line than cousin Barbie, thus she has her own clothing line which later on, she will share with her pals and same sized dolls Casey and Twiggy.
55 years ago, Francie was the first Black doll released by Mattel, and paved the way for more Black dolls and dolls of color to be added to the line. We're honoring her groundbreaking anniversary with this vintage reproduction.
Francie is a character that was introduced in 1966 as "Barbie's 'MOD'ern cousin" from the U.K., capitalizing on the "British Invasion" in pop culture. The doll had an extensive line of mod-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with progressive fashions of the late 1960s to early 1970s. She also often had a hair style similar to that.
Francie Fairchild is a fashion doll issued by Mattel from 1966 to 1976 and re-introduced in 2011. Marketed as " Barbie 's MODern cousin" from England, the doll had an extensive line of "mod"-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with Carnaby Street in the late 1960s to early 1970s.
Other: Black Francie was marketed as "Colored Francie." The use of the term, "colored" as a racial identifier of people in America of African descent remained commonplace during the 1960s. The doll's white counterpart had been released a year prior, referred to as Barbie's "MODern" cousin.
Francie Fairchild is a fashion doll issued by Mattel from 1966 to 1976 and re-introduced in 2011. Marketed as " Barbie 's MODern cousin" from England, the doll had an extensive line of "mod"-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with Carnaby Street in the late 1960s to early 1970s.
Mattel introduced Francie as Barbie's cousin in 1966. The first doll was a straight-leg doll.The second doll now has real eyelashes and bendable legs.The second doll had two skin tones gray-ish and pink.The third doll was "colored Francie".Here are the Francie through the years. 1966 - Francie #1140 (bendable leg) Variations: blonde, brunette 1966 - Francie #1130 (bendable leg.
Vintage Francie doll is Barbie's Mod 'ern cousin and is 11 1/4" tall, she was first introduced to the Mattel Barbie family of dolls in 1966. Francie has a slimmer body style and more modest bust line than cousin Barbie, thus she has her own clothing line which later on, she will share with her pals and same sized dolls Casey and Twiggy.
Black Francie (whose Marketed Name Was Colored Francie) Was The First ...
Barbie Doll (11.5-in Blonde) and Pet Boutique Playset with 4 Pets, Color-Change Grooming Feature and Accessories, Great Gift for 3 to 7 Year Olds 5K+ bought in past month Ages: 36 months.
Other: Black Francie was marketed as "Colored Francie." The use of the term, "colored" as a racial identifier of people in America of African descent remained commonplace during the 1960s. The doll's white counterpart had been released a year prior, referred to as Barbie's "MODern" cousin.
Francie is a character that was introduced in 1966 as "Barbie's 'MOD'ern cousin" from the U.K., capitalizing on the "British Invasion" in pop culture. The doll had an extensive line of mod-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with progressive fashions of the late 1960s to early 1970s. She also often had a hair style similar to that.
Vintage Francie doll is Barbie's Mod 'ern cousin and is 11 1/4" tall, she was first introduced to the Mattel Barbie family of dolls in 1966. Francie has a slimmer body style and more modest bust line than cousin Barbie, thus she has her own clothing line which later on, she will share with her pals and same sized dolls Casey and Twiggy.
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Barbie Doll (11.5-in Blonde) and Pet Boutique Playset with 4 Pets, Color-Change Grooming Feature and Accessories, Great Gift for 3 to 7 Year Olds 5K+ bought in past month Ages: 36 months.
Three Twist n' Turn Francies were made in 1967. They came in Brunette, Blonde, and Black. This is notable for being the first black doll from the Barbie line. There are two variants of this doll. Early releases of the doll have redder hair (possibly due to oxidation) and light brown eyes. Later versions of the doll had darker brown hair and eyes. Francie came in a one.
My Vintage Barbies is a comprehensive reference website that showcases Barbie, all her friends and relatives, as well as all of her clothing ensembles and gift sets through the vintage years; 1959-1976. There's even information on foreign dolls. You will see newer dolls like Silkstone Barbie dolls, Reproduction Barbie dolls, and Christmas Barbie dolls too. This site is a wealth of.
55 years ago, Francie was the first Black doll released by Mattel, and paved the way for more Black dolls and dolls of color to be added to the line. We're honoring her groundbreaking anniversary with this vintage reproduction.
Three Twist n' Turn Francies were made in 1967. They came in Brunette, Blonde, and Black. This is notable for being the first black doll from the Barbie line. There are two variants of this doll. Early releases of the doll have redder hair (possibly due to oxidation) and light brown eyes. Later versions of the doll had darker brown hair and eyes. Francie came in a one.
My Vintage Barbies is a comprehensive reference website that showcases Barbie, all her friends and relatives, as well as all of her clothing ensembles and gift sets through the vintage years; 1959-1976. There's even information on foreign dolls. You will see newer dolls like Silkstone Barbie dolls, Reproduction Barbie dolls, and Christmas Barbie dolls too. This site is a wealth of.
55 years ago, Francie was the first Black doll released by Mattel, and paved the way for more Black dolls and dolls of color to be added to the line. We're honoring her groundbreaking anniversary with this vintage reproduction.
Mattel introduced Francie as Barbie's cousin in 1966. The first doll was a straight-leg doll.The second doll now has real eyelashes and bendable legs.The second doll had two skin tones gray-ish and pink.The third doll was "colored Francie".Here are the Francie through the years. 1966 - Francie #1140 (bendable leg) Variations: blonde, brunette 1966 - Francie #1130 (bendable leg.
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Mattel introduced Francie as Barbie's cousin in 1966. The first doll was a straight-leg doll.The second doll now has real eyelashes and bendable legs.The second doll had two skin tones gray-ish and pink.The third doll was "colored Francie".Here are the Francie through the years. 1966 - Francie #1140 (bendable leg) Variations: blonde, brunette 1966 - Francie #1130 (bendable leg.
My Vintage Barbies is a comprehensive reference website that showcases Barbie, all her friends and relatives, as well as all of her clothing ensembles and gift sets through the vintage years; 1959-1976. There's even information on foreign dolls. You will see newer dolls like Silkstone Barbie dolls, Reproduction Barbie dolls, and Christmas Barbie dolls too. This site is a wealth of.
Francie Fairchild is a fashion doll issued by Mattel from 1966 to 1976 and re-introduced in 2011. Marketed as " Barbie 's MODern cousin" from England, the doll had an extensive line of "mod"-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with Carnaby Street in the late 1960s to early 1970s.
Vintage Francie doll is Barbie's Mod 'ern cousin and is 11 1/4" tall, she was first introduced to the Mattel Barbie family of dolls in 1966. Francie has a slimmer body style and more modest bust line than cousin Barbie, thus she has her own clothing line which later on, she will share with her pals and same sized dolls Casey and Twiggy.
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My Vintage Barbies is a comprehensive reference website that showcases Barbie, all her friends and relatives, as well as all of her clothing ensembles and gift sets through the vintage years; 1959-1976. There's even information on foreign dolls. You will see newer dolls like Silkstone Barbie dolls, Reproduction Barbie dolls, and Christmas Barbie dolls too. This site is a wealth of.
Vintage Francie doll is Barbie's Mod 'ern cousin and is 11 1/4" tall, she was first introduced to the Mattel Barbie family of dolls in 1966. Francie has a slimmer body style and more modest bust line than cousin Barbie, thus she has her own clothing line which later on, she will share with her pals and same sized dolls Casey and Twiggy.
55 years ago, Francie was the first Black doll released by Mattel, and paved the way for more Black dolls and dolls of color to be added to the line. We're honoring her groundbreaking anniversary with this vintage reproduction.
Francie is a character that was introduced in 1966 as "Barbie's 'MOD'ern cousin" from the U.K., capitalizing on the "British Invasion" in pop culture. The doll had an extensive line of mod-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with progressive fashions of the late 1960s to early 1970s. She also often had a hair style similar to that.
Three Twist n' Turn Francies were made in 1967. They came in Brunette, Blonde, and Black. This is notable for being the first black doll from the Barbie line. There are two variants of this doll. Early releases of the doll have redder hair (possibly due to oxidation) and light brown eyes. Later versions of the doll had darker brown hair and eyes. Francie came in a one.
Francie Fairchild was a fashion doll issued by Mattel from 1966 to 1976 and re-introduced in 2011. Marketed as "Barbie's MOD 'ern cousin" (sic) from England, the doll had an extensive line of "mod"-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with.
Vintage Francie doll is Barbie's Mod 'ern cousin and is 11 1/4" tall, she was first introduced to the Mattel Barbie family of dolls in 1966. Francie has a slimmer body style and more modest bust line than cousin Barbie, thus she has her own clothing line which later on, she will share with her pals and same sized dolls Casey and Twiggy.
Mattel introduced Francie as Barbie's cousin in 1966. The first doll was a straight-leg doll.The second doll now has real eyelashes and bendable legs.The second doll had two skin tones gray-ish and pink.The third doll was "colored Francie".Here are the Francie through the years. 1966 - Francie #1140 (bendable leg) Variations: blonde, brunette 1966 - Francie #1130 (bendable leg.
Francie Fairchild is a fashion doll issued by Mattel from 1966 to 1976 and re-introduced in 2011. Marketed as " Barbie 's MODern cousin" from England, the doll had an extensive line of "mod"-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with Carnaby Street in the late 1960s to early 1970s.
55 years ago, Francie was the first Black doll released by Mattel, and paved the way for more Black dolls and dolls of color to be added to the line. We're honoring her groundbreaking anniversary with this vintage reproduction.
Other: Black Francie was marketed as "Colored Francie." The use of the term, "colored" as a racial identifier of people in America of African descent remained commonplace during the 1960s. The doll's white counterpart had been released a year prior, referred to as Barbie's "MODern" cousin.
Francie is a character that was introduced in 1966 as "Barbie's 'MOD'ern cousin" from the U.K., capitalizing on the "British Invasion" in pop culture. The doll had an extensive line of mod-style clothing, often employing bright colors and geometric patterns similar to fashions associated with progressive fashions of the late 1960s to early 1970s. She also often had a hair style similar to that.
Barbie Doll (11.5-in Blonde) and Pet Boutique Playset with 4 Pets, Color-Change Grooming Feature and Accessories, Great Gift for 3 to 7 Year Olds 5K+ bought in past month Ages: 36 months.
My Vintage Barbies is a comprehensive reference website that showcases Barbie, all her friends and relatives, as well as all of her clothing ensembles and gift sets through the vintage years; 1959-1976. There's even information on foreign dolls. You will see newer dolls like Silkstone Barbie dolls, Reproduction Barbie dolls, and Christmas Barbie dolls too. This site is a wealth of.
