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Monday, March 5, 2012
Beautiful Blues
1967 was probably my favorite
year for Barbie because the Twist n’ Turn Barbie (#1160) with beautiful long
straight hair and long rooted eyelashes was released, as well as the trade-in
promotional doll (#1162), which I purchased.
They were both the same doll, but with different packaging. This same year Sears released the exclusive
and very rare gift set #3303, Beautiful Blues Set. This magnificent ensemble came with a blue
sparkle one shoulder dress accented with a white satin bow and white satin trim,
matching blue satin coat with white fur trim, blue heels, and a blue clutch
purse. But this elegant set wasn’t complete
without a Twist n’ Turn (#1160) Barbie Doll.
This doll had one stunning feature which the other dolls on the market
didn’t have. She wore blue eyeliner!
This week one of those special girls showed up at auction (without the outfit). She sold for a cool $530.99.
Labels:
Barbie,
Barbie's Fashion,
Gift Sets,
Twist n' Turn
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