How Do You Spot A Ginny Doll Manufacturer Mark?
The ever popular Ginny doll, originally manufactured by Vogue, has been thrilling doll lovers of all ages since 1950. Ginny has undergone design changes over the years, but for the most part her “look” remains recognizable to doll collectors. Materials used to make Ginny have varied, as have materials used to make her hair. Everything from lambskin to synthetic nylon has been utilized. Many doll companies have tried to emulate Ginny’s popularity. You can determine if your Ginny is authentic by her manufacturer’s marks. A Ginny doll will always have a mark on her back. Earlier dolls will be marked on the head and back. Ginny has a lot of different markings, because the doll has passed through numerous companies throughout the years. Dolls to 1973: Vogue owned Ginny. 1973 to 1977: Tonka purchased Vogue and Ginny. 1977 to 1983: Lesney Corporation purchased Vogue and Ginny. 1983 to 1986: Walter Reily, Meritus Industries purchased Vogue and Ginny. 1986 to 1995: Dakin purchased Ginny. 1995:
