1959 Barbie from the Original Owner |
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1959 #2 ponytail barbie |
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Description
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Gorgeous all-original
one-owner 1959 Barbie
Ponytail #2 |
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From the original owner, this
beautiful doll is an all-original 1959 #2
Ponytail Barbie. She's been in storage
since the 1960's and has
never been traded in the Barbie collector
community.
I've posted photos taken with
photography lights as well as photos taken with just
the camera flash. The camera flash
makes her hair look frizzy (it's not) and
the photography lights make her makeup look
less colorful than it is, but there's a lot
of photos to give you a good
representation of her appearance.
She has her original top band. There
are loose curls from her
hard curl and there are still pieces of her
bottom band in her hair, but I just tied her
hair loosely with a black ribbon.
She's full of lots of lots of adorable
little poodle curls on top. No cuts or
missing plugs.
Her makeup is all original and it's
awesome. Her full red lips and and blue
eyeliner are in great shape, and she still
has tons of smoky eye shadow. I
can't believe the amount of smoky eye shadow
she has. You don't see that often, especially on a
1959 Ponytail. The makeup on her
spectacular "cat eyes" is wonderful. She
does have some very tiny flecks missing on
her eyebrows, but it's really not noticeable
unless it's magnified as it is in the
photos. The photos make it look as if
there is paint missing on her eye ridges, but
it's a refection of the lights.
She has a tiny bit of green ear. When I
received her, you would have never known it,
but it's a small amount that was covered by
the vintage "pearl"
earrings she was wearing. Thankfully,
it's just faint green around the edge of the
holes. You can hardly see it in the
photo and you would never see it with
earrings on. She has safe pearl
earrings on now.
She has a small ink mark under one breast
that didn't show up in the photos,
There is a small bump near her lips that I
assume is factory defect and she has
a small spot near her left ear. There
is a scratch on her right thumb (you can see it in the fingernail photos)
and she has another scratch on the front of her
left shoulder (see right-hand photo below).
She has approximately 95% of her vibrant red
fingernail and toenail paint. She does
have stains on her feet where her shoes were
-- and a brown freckle. :) The darkness between her feet in the photo
is just shadows. The staining is just
across the top of her feet where the shoes were and
it's much lighter than in the photo.
She was stored in white open-toe shoes and I think
this might be the
original pinkish skin color that was covered
by the shoes. One of her ears also has
a little pinkish spot that was covered by
her pearl earrings.
All these flaws I'm describing to you
are on close inspection and the lights and
magnification make them show up more than in
real life. I just want to describe her
thoroughly for potential buyers. For
example, you wouldn't really notice the
staining on her feet when you're just looking
at her. Her whole body is pretty much
a uniform, very pretty alabaster. She
also has some light pinkish skin tone on her
breasts.
She's gorgeous. She has a very
sophisticated look to her.
She comes with her original vintage zebra
swimsuit, black mules, "TM" marked pedestal
stand, 1959 Barbie Fashion Booklet and
sunglasses all in excellent shape.
There's a mark on the back of the booklet
where it was originally attached to the
card and there's some little dots on her
stand. I am including the vintage
"pearl" earrings she was wearing as well as
reproduction gold hoop earrings. She
will be sent wearing her safe "pearl"
earrings, and be aware that the vintage
"pearl" earrings and gold hoops I am
including are not safe earrings.
This 1959 Ponytail is very well-preserved
and just stunning. Stored for over 60
years, she's come out to make some Barbie
collector very happy! I think you'll
be very pleased with her. |
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